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Entertainment / Electric Guitar
EART EGLP-610 Electric Guitar, Alnico-II Humbuckers, Sapphire Blue/Black/Tea
Everything Important At A Glance
Roasted Okoume Body and Neck
- Warm Tone and Light Weight: Okoume shares a similar warm, rich tone with mahogany, but offers a lighter weight for enhanced portability and comfort.
- Enhanced Stability and Resonance: The roasting process increases the body and neck's stability and resonance, delivering a richer, more vibrant sound.
- Improved Accessibility and Comfort: Features a deeper lower horn cut for easier high-fret access and a belly cut for comfortable playing.
Custom Alnico II Humbuckers
- Distinctive Tone Characteristics: Alnico II magnets provide a prominent midrange attack, soft highs, and spongey bass, creating a distinctive tone.
- Neck and Bridge Tones: Combines seamlessly with the okoume body and neck to achieve a distinctive mid-focused blues solo tone in the neck and a 81s hard rock rhythm in the bridge.
Bone Nut
- Sustain and Lubrication: Constructed from a hard, natural material, the bone nut offers excellent sustain and a natural lubrication property, enhancing the playability and longevity of your guitar.
Simplified Control Layout
- Streamlined Design for Easy Playing: One volume and one tone control, designed to clear the way for your playing, with no obstacles in your path.
- Convenient Pickup Selection: The pickup selector is repositioned for easy access, allowing quick changes without interfering with your performance.
Hand Polished Stainless Steel Frets
- Durability and Playability: Provides a smooth, durable playing surface ideal for complex bends and fast solos, with hand-dressed fret ends enhancing playing comfortability.
U to C Compound Neck Profile and Radius
- Optimal Playability for Chording and Soloing: Unique U to C neck profile with a thicker shoulder on the lower frets that tapers to a slimmer C for higher frets, combined with a 9.5” to 14” compound radius, ensuring excellent playability for both chord progressions and soloing.
