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Name: Divitone MF Studio C Electric Guitar in Shell Pink
Brand: Divitone
SKU: DCG-10PK
Price: 139.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

Divitone MF Studio C Electric Guitar in Shell Pink

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£139.00

This is the Divitone MF Studio C Electric Guitar in Shell Pink from Divitone, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

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Description

The Divitone MF Studio C is built for players seeking a premium entry-level electric guitar that’s built to keep up with the tough demands of learning. Featuring a comfortable Okoume body in partnership with a Maple neck and Purpleheart fingerboard, the Divitone MF Studio punches well above its price range. Its fast-feeling Modern C neck with 24 jumbo frets ensures that playing feels effortless and fluid, and its duo of custom humbucking pickups and versatile switching guarantees that the MF Studio C is perfect for every style of playing. Bundled with a stylish padded gig bag, this Divitone electric guitar is the ideal way to start your electric guitar journey!

Key Features

Solid Foundations – With a body crafted from beautiful Okoume in combination with a Maple neck and Purpleheart fingerboard, the Divitone MF Studio C has a balanced and natural tone with rich resonance and a singing sustain.
Versatile Electronics and Hardware – Featuring a duo of custom humbuckers with a versatile 3-way switch and Mini Switch for coil-split options, as well as rock-solid hardware, the MF-Studio C is a force to be reckoned with, no matter what style of music you’re playing!
Gig Bag Included – The Divitone MF-Studio C comes partnered with a stylish padded gig bag to ensure your guitar is protected wherever you need to be.

Divitone

Meticulously designed and crafted in China, Divitone Guitars fuse cutting-edge digital technology with traditional craftsmanship to offer guitarists the most versatile, ‘diverse tones’ available with the least amount of gear possible. Designed to be the ultimate one-stop solution for beginners and practising, Divitones’ range of smart electric guitars and amps negates the hurdle of additional gear such as multiple amps, effects and other external gear and allows the user to effortlessly dial in perfect tones and fully immerse themselves in a world of creativity and learning.

Specifications

Body

Shape: Divitone MF
Material: Okoume
Colour: Shell Pink

Neck

Neck Material: Maple
Neck Shape: C Shape
Fingerboard: Purpleheart
Radius: 12” (305mm)
Frets: 24 Jumbo
Construction: Bolt-on

Electronics

Neck Pickup: Custom MF Humbucker 10k ohms
Bridge Pickup: Custom MF Humbucker 15k ohms
Controls: Volume, Tone
Switching: 3-Position Pickup Selector, 2-position Mini Toggle for Coil Splitting

Hardware

Bridge: 2-point tremolo system with screw-in tremolo arm
Tuners: Standard Tuners
Accessories: Gig Bag Included

About the manufacturer

Divitone

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