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Pignose PGG-200V Electric guitar with Built-In Amplifier in Natural

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£299.00

This is a New Pignose PGG-200V Electric guitar with Built-In Amplifier in Natural from Aria Guitars, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

Play the guitar without needing to connect to an amplifier – its built-in! Pignose Guitars are another unique products from Aria & Co, and developed with legendary amplifier maker Pignose-Gorilla in USA. All models feature a built-in amp and an iconic Pignose control knob (push-pull on/off switch). All you do is just pull on the Pignose switch for the fabulous Pignose sound straight out of the guitar. This is the simplest guitar rig out there!

Specifications

  • Body: Mahogany
  • Neck: Mahogany, Bolt-on
  • Fingerboard: Rosewood
  • Fingerboard Radius: 305R (12″)
  • Number of Frets: 22
  • Nut Width: 42 mm
  • Scale Length: 610 mm (24″)
  • Pickups: Mini Humbucker
  • Controls: Volume, Power Switch (Volume Knob Push/Pull)
  • Speaker: 10cm Full Range
  • Jacks: Output, Headphone (Mini-Jack)
  • Battery: 9V (006P9V)
  • Tailpiece: Fixed Bridge
  • Hardware: Chrome
  • Finish: STBR (Stained Brown)
  • Other: With Original Gig Bag

About the manufacturer

Aria Guitars

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