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Spira Guitars X-400 EMG Alpine White

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£499.00

This is a New Spira Guitars X-400 EMG Alpine White from Spira Guitars, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Spira Guitars X-400 EMG Alpine White is a special limited edition electric guitar loaded with active EMG 81/85 humbuckers for high-gain precision. Its striking offset body delivers a bold aggressive look while roasted poplar construction provides lightweight comfort and balanced resonance. A satin-finished Canadian roasted maple neck combines durability with playing comfort giving modern players a dependable platform for demanding riffing lead work and performance on stage or in the studio. An Ebony Tech fretboard with a 14″ radius and 24 jumbo frets supports effortless speed and precision for intricate playing while the Modern D neck shape provides the specified profile. The active EMG 81/85 set is arranged in an HH configuration and controlled by master volume and master tone controls. A fixed hardtail bridge black locking machine heads and black hardware provide precision hardware appointments with the locking tuners supporting rock-solid tuning stability and intonation for reliable performance.

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Spira Guitars

Spira Guitars is a guitar maker. The current GPAS selection includes B-400 MBK Bass Satin, S-400 MBK Satin and S-400 MBL Satin. The listed models sit in bass guitars, electric guitars and baritone guitar, so body style, scale, electronics and playing format are central to the comparison.

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