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Step into the spotlight with the KxK Warrior, a solid body electric guitar crafted for musicians who demand both precision and power. This guitar embodies a perfect fusion of traditional craftsmanship and modern innovation, making it a standout choice for players across various genres. Equipped with custom-wound humbucker pickups, the Warrior delivers a dynamic range of tones, from crisp, clean highs to deep, resonant lows. Its sleek, contoured body not only looks stunning but ensures comfort during extended performances.

The neck of the KxK Warrior is designed for speed and accuracy, featuring a thin profile that facilitates fast fretwork without compromising on stability. The ebony fretboard provides a smooth playing surface and contributes to the guitar’s articulate sound quality. With a 24-fret setup, you have access to a full two-octave range, perfect for complex solos and expansive musical expression.

Balancing aesthetics and functionality, the KxK Warrior is equipped with a robust bridge system, ensuring excellent tuning stability and intonation. Whether you're in the studio or on stage, this guitar is built to perform consistently with remarkable clarity and sustain.

Key Features:

Solid body construction for enhanced durability and tone
Custom-wound humbucker pickups for a wide range of sound options
Sleek, contoured body design for comfort during play
Thin-profile neck for fast and precise playing
Ebony fretboard with 24 frets for extended range
Reliable bridge system for stable tuning and intonation

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Karl Sanders

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Nile

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As stated by Karl himself about the models he uses:

"08. KXK Warrior V7: This unbelievable work of supreme guitar building is an ungodly 7-string shred machine that served as great inspiration for the guys in the Dean custom shop. It sounds incredible, like liquid high-speed flamethrowers, and it plays like melted butter. In fact, it plays WAY TOO easily so I don’t dare practice on it, as it would undoubtedly subconsciously discourage me to pick up any of my other guitars. I have the action on most of my guitars set fairly high because I love the tone that way. I use this guitar for many of the guest leads I play on other folks’ records."

"11. KXK Gold Warrior V “Spear”: Despite the weapon-like appearance of this axe, it actually has an incredibly brutal tone and punishing “note center.” It has 27½” scale length maple neck-thru design, which aids greatly for the drop A tuning Nile uses. Another go-to tracking guitar in the Nile arsenal, this one has been used on countless rhythm tracks since Annihilation of the Wicked."

"12. KXK Warrior V natural finish: Under the hood this is essentially the same axe as the Gold Spear except that it has a Cocobola neck instead of maple, a 25½” scale neck, no volume or tone knobs and no icky finish to cloud up the tone whatsoever. This guitar has merely the lightest of oil sparingly applied instead of the mountains of glossy polyurethane or laquer finishes usually applied to guitars. This lets the natural tone of the guitar resonate freely without the inhibition of layers of finish. The neck position Duncan single coil on this guitar has the most otherwise-unobtainable old school vintage Strat/Marshall plexi-type tone EVER when run through the Splawn head; you can hear this guitar/amp combo on “The Chaining of the Iniqutous” guitar solos."