Sigma SATA-400E All-Solid Archtop

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This is a New Sigma SATA-400E All-Solid Archtop from Sigma, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Sigma SATA-400E is a hand-carved all-solid archtop with vintage character and exceptional tone. Its AAA-grade solid spruce top and flamed maple back and sides offer a lively articulate response ideal for jazz blues and expressive fingerstyle playing. A soft V-profile maple neck with an ebony fingerboard delivers a smooth comfortable feel that encourages fluid phrasing and dynamic control. Equipped with a classic P90 neck pickup the SATA-400E captures warm detailed tones that respond beautifully to your touch. Gold tuning machines with butterbean knobs provide a refined vintage aesthetic while the polished gloss sunburst finish completes its timeless appeal. A rugged hardshell case is also included to keep it protected wherever your music takes you.

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Sigma Guitars was originally launched in 1970 by C.F. Martin & Co. as their dedicated brand for high-quality, affordable acoustic guitars. Built with Martin-inspired designs and solid craftsmanship, Sigma instruments deliver warm, balanced tone and reliable performance at a more accessible price point. Today, the brand continues to produce a wide range of acoustic and electro-acoustic guitars that are ideal for beginners, intermediate players, and gigging musicians. Known for their value and classic styling, Sigma guitars are a popular choice across the UK for players seeking great sound without the high-end price tag.

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