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An omen is a sign, and Schecter was right in naming this gu ... Read more

An omen is a sign, and Schecter was right in naming this guitar the Omen. With its sleek carved top basswood body, 24-fret bolt-on Maple neck with a Rosewood fretboard, and 2 Diamond humbuckers, it's sure to be a signal that great sound quality and beautiful design go hand-in-hand. Minimize

KALA CURLY SPALTED FLAME MAPLE CONCERT SIZE UKULELE MODEL K ... Read more

KALA CURLY SPALTED FLAME MAPLE CONCERT SIZE UKULELE MODEL KA-FMC Solid Sitka Spruce Top Curly Spalted Flame Maple Back And Sides Mahogany Binding 18 Silver Nickel Frets Simulated Bone Nut and Saddle Rosewood Fingerboard and Bridge Maple Neck Gloss Finish Gold Die-Cast Geared Sealed Tuners With Amber Buttons Premium AQUILA NYLGUT Strings 14-7/8 Inch Scale 24-3/8 Inch Overall Body Length 11-1/8 Inch Body length 5-7/8 Inch Upper Bout 8-1/8 Inch Lower Bout 5 Inch Waist 2-1/4 to 2-3/4 Inch Arched Back Body Depth 1-3/8 Inches At Nut 000000 Minimize

Dominant Perlon core stringsComparable in sound to gut, wit ... Read more

Dominant Perlon core stringsComparable in sound to gut, without gut's disadvantages. These strings have a highly flexible, multi-strand nylon core and cater for artists who feel uncomfortable with steel strings. The resounding success of Dominant string owes a lot to its similarity in tone and response to gut strings, without gut's inherent drawbacks. The sound of the Dominant string is full and mellow, yet rich in overtones. Its radiance, its ability to project sound without being metallic, comes to the fore both in arco and pizzicato. Other advantages are Dominant's effortless response to intricate fingering and its tuning stability even under extreme atmospheric conditions. But Dominant's beauty of tone is not as long lasting as that of a steel string, a price the discerning musician will be prepared to pay for this quality of sound. Dominant strings should be changed at appropriate intervals to ensure continuity of tone color. Minimize

An omen is a sign, and Schecter was right in naming this gu ... Read more

An omen is a sign, and Schecter was right in naming this guitar the Omen. With its sleek carved top basswood body, 24-fret bolt-on Maple neck with a Rosewood fretboard, and 2 Diamond humbuckers, it's sure to be a signal that great sound quality and beautiful design go hand-in-hand. Minimize

Glissentar - 11 string fretless nylon In a nutshell, it's a ... Read more

Glissentar - 11 string fretless nylon In a nutshell, it's an eleven string, fretless, acoustic/electric instrument, strung with nylon strings and tuned to standard guitar tuning. More than ever before, musicians are mixing sounds and musical styles from all over the world. This often involves the mixing of Eastern and Western music, such as using a Sitar in a western musical setting or using western instruments to imitate the sounds in eastern music. The Glissentar was inspired by a similar desire to mix elements of East and West, but in this case, in the instrument itself. The Western part of the equation is easy to recognize as a variation on the guitar. All of the instruments basic dimensions, scale length, body size, depth, fingerboard radius, and string height, are fairly standard for acoustic/electric guitars. The shape and scale of the neck and the easily visible side position markers help to give the Glissentar a very familiar feel. The Glissentar opens the door to microtonal playing as well as some i Minimize

Dominant Perlon core stringsComparable in sound to gut, wit ... Read more

Dominant Perlon core stringsComparable in sound to gut, without gut's disadvantages. These strings have a highly flexible, multi-strand nylon core and cater for artists who feel uncomfortable with steel strings. The resounding success of Dominant string owes a lot to its similarity in tone and response to gut strings, without gut's inherent drawbacks. The sound of the Dominant string is full and mellow, yet rich in overtones. Its radiance, its ability to project sound without being metallic, comes to the fore both in arco and pizzicato. Other advantages are Dominant's effortless response to intricate fingering and its tuning stability even under extreme atmospheric conditions. But Dominant's beauty of tone is not as long lasting as that of a steel string, a price the discerning musician will be prepared to pay for this quality of sound. Dominant strings should be changed at appropriate intervals to ensure continuity of tone color. Minimize

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