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Flattop
Guitars...
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AM1
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AM1
-- 16" body, "X" bracing The
proportions and geometry of this traditionally x-braced
guitar are the result of having applied physical acoustic
principles to the design in order to obtain the greatest
harmonic resonance. This design also adds clarity and
definition to the characteristically powerful sound
of the flattop guitar. The selection of tonewoods for
the back and sides provides further options in customizing
the sound to the guitarists needs.
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AM2
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AM2
-- 17" body, special bracing
This fine flattop guitar also utilizes some of the theoretical
principles pioneered by Kasha and Schneider. Combining
the finest possible materials and a painstaking construction
method, the AM2 Supreme achieves the highest quality
of sound. Its larger body size, extraordinary balance,
clear separation of notes and unparalleled harmonic
precision, make this the perfect guitar for lovers of
pure acoustic sound.
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AM3
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AM3 -- 14-1/2" body, "X" bracing
Made with the smaller bodied steel string guitars of the
past in mind, this instrument, despite its small size,
has a surprisingly big sound and as such, it is able
to share the stage with other larger size guitars. It
has a bold, smooth low end with crisp, sweet highs,
which makes this a perfectly balanced instrument. This
tonal richness makes it ideally suited for fingerstyle
playing, slide guitar and especially the blues.
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CM1
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CM1
-- Nylon string guitar, 14-1/2" body, special bracing
This
nylon string guitar is the product of a marriage of
modern and traditional designs. Its sound achieves the
necessary balance between the traditional Spanish guitar
and the brightness and presence required by many modern
guitarists. The size and shape of the body, the bridge
position and the bracing pattern allow this guitar to
maintain it's deep classical sound while increasing
it's sustain and brilliance; allowing for a most expressive
instrument with a great subtlety of sound.
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CM2
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CM2
-- Classical Spanish guitar, 14-3/8" body
This
guitar recalls the traditional sound of authentic Spanish
classical guitars. The sound is extremely expressive
with great balance and an almost infinite variety of
subtle shadings. Its construction and materials combine
the tradition of Antonio de Torres and the rest of the
great Spanish guitar makers from the first half of the
twentieth century with the contemporary teachings of
Jose Luis Romanillo.
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BM1
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Acoustic bass guitar, 17" body, special bracing |
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Electric
Guitars...
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EM1 |
EM1 -- Solid, 13" body, carved top, flat back,
one or two pickups
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EM2 |
EM2 -- 15" body with internal sound chambers,
carved top, flat back, one or two pickups
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EM3 |
EM3 -- 14" body with internal sound chambers,
carved top, flat back, one pickup; In memory of James
L. D'Aquisto
A
thinline electric guitar featuring internal hollow sound
chambers which contribute to its distinctive timbre,
superior balance and precise sound. A single Bartolini
pickup is mounted in the neck position and the passive
electronics feature a three position coil tap switch
which allows for a wide variety of tonal possibilities.
The EM3's smaller body size, light weight and 24 fret
neck make for superior playability and comfort.
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EMB |
EMB -- Electric Bass Guitar
Solid,
13" laminated body, two pickups
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Model
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Archtop
Guitars...
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JM1 |
JM1 -- 16" body, 24 frets, carved top and back,
"X" bracing
With
its easy-to-handle 16" body and its extended 24-fret
fingerboard, the JM1 represents the ultimate in playabilty
and comfort among archtop guitars. Its clean, precise
sound can be amplified with the addition of a floating
pickup or a top mounted humbucking pickup with volume
and tone controls.
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JM2 |
JM2
-- 17" body, 24 frets, carved top and back, "X"
bracing
The
combination of JM2's 17 inch body and the perfectly
arched top and back, result in a guitar of exceptional
balance. Like the JM1, the 24 fret neck, 16 of which
are clear of the body, allow the player to hit even
the highest notes with great ease. The shape and position
of the soundholes, as well as the depth of the body,
are variable which allow for a huge variety of tonal
possibilities. A floating pickup or top mounted humbucker
with volume and tone controls are available as options.
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JM3 |
JM3 -- 18" body, 22 frets, carved top and back,
"X" bracing
The
18" body of this elegant giant helps create a sound
which is impressive in its volume and projection. In
addition, the resonance, openness and rich timbre of
its sound are reminiscent of the sound usually associated
with the finest acoustic flat tops. This unrestricted
range of sound, make the JM3 an acoustic instrument
par excellence and a perfect choice for both traditional
and modern guitarist.
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JM4 |
JM4 -- 17" body, 24 frets, carved top and back,
"X" bracing, moveable soundhole baffles; In memory of
James L. D'Aquisto
Designed
for maximum versatility and in accordance with the teachings
of the late James D'Aquisto, this model attains a sonority,
which has fine definition and precision while preserving
its superior volume, projection and harmonic richness.
The ability to modify the dimensions of the soundholes,
the four position tailpiece and the removable pickguard
combine to allow the artist the greatest possible flexibility
and control over the extended sonic possibilities of
the fine instrument.
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JM5 |
JM5
-- 18" body, 24 frets, carved top and back, moveable
soundhole baffles; In memory of James L. D'Aquisto
Designed
for maximum versatility and in accordance with the teachings
of the late James D'Aquisto, this model attains a sonority,
which has fine definition and precision while preserving
its superior volume, projection and harmonic richness.
The ability to modify the dimensions of the soundholes,
the four position tailpiece and the removable pickguard
combine to allow the artist the greatest possible flexibility
and control over the extended sonic possibilities of
the fine instrument.
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