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Maton Guitars EBG808C JR Signature - 14366

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Maton Guitars EBG808C JR Signature - 14366Maton Guitars EBG808C JR Signature Maton Guitars' anticipated 2020 release is finally here and available for Pre Order. One the most inspiring players and singer songwriters in the industry today, 29 year old Australian native "Smokin" Joe Robinson has always been demanding of his instruments, and has been incredibly particular about the specifications. Tons of back and forth work with the specs has made this Maton Guitars EGG808C JR Signature model a

Maton Guitars EBG808C JR Signature

Maton Guitars' anticipated 2020 release is finally here and available for Pre-Order. One the most inspiring players and singer/songwriters in the industry today, 29-year-old Australian native "Smokin" Joe Robinson has always been demanding of his instruments, and has been incredibly particular about the specifications. Tons of back and forth work with the specs has made this Maton Guitars EGG808C JR Signature model a true original Maton not like any other.

The JR Signature Model features a Tasmanian Myrtle back and sides with a spruce top, jumbo frets, an ultra-playable neck, and the lightest satin finish possible. The Tasmanian Myrtle back & sides give this Maton a powerful mid-range response with a speedy note attack and warm low end balance. The Mahogany neck makes for a sturdy ultra comfortable profile that helps hold and sustain notes longer with clarity and fullness. The Jumbo stainless steel fretwire is something new for Maton players, "the frets are wider than a Martin fret and taller than a Gibson fret" - JR. Joe credits Joe Glaser in Nashville TN. as the reason he changed out his frets for the jumbos.

Of course no Maton model is complete without their own AP5 Pro Pickup System. "I think the AP5 Pro Pickup System is the best I've ever heard" - JR. The AP5 Pro is the best acoustic pickup system in the world and features a cardioid microphone (on an adjustable arm) combined with an undersaddle piezo that blend together to create an authentic (yet very customizable) acoustic guitar sound!

Specifications:

  • Top Wood: Spruce
  • Back and Sides: Tasmanian Myrtle
  • Neck: Solid Mahogany
  • Body Size: 808 Cutaway
  • Fretboard: Rosewood
  • Bridge: Rosewood
  • Rosette: Herringbone
  • Nut Width: 1.736
  • Nut: Bone
  • PH Overlay: Tasmanian Myrtle
  • Frets: Stainless Steel Jumbo
  • Tuners: Nickel Grover
  • Pickup: AP5 Pro
  • Serial: 21180
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I love all the illustration in this book not only the story. Worth buying and read it to your kids.
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My toddler loves these books! The bright colors and real pictures inside are wonderful to help my child learn about new topics, she is always asking for a new National Geographic book!
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