Spira Guitars J-400 MBK Satin Black

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This is a New Spira Guitars J-400 MBK Satin Black from Spira Guitars, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Spira Guitars J-400 MGR is a sleek high-performance shred machine built for players who want modern styling and serious playability. Finished in Satin Black its offset body has a bold contemporary look that matches its fast aggressive feel. The roasted poplar body delivers a balanced tonal response with tight lows and clear highs while the satin finish keeps everything feeling smooth and responsive. Designed with precision in mind its a guitar that feels ready for technical playing heavy riffing and expressive lead work straight out of the case. A Canadian roasted maple neck shaped to a Modern D profile provides a fast comfortable grip paired with a high-grade Ebony Tech fretboard for a slick controlled playing surface. The 14 inch radius and 24 jumbo frets make bends effortless and runs feel fluid across the entire neck. Equipped with Spiras Villain custom humbuckers this guitar delivers powerful output with plenty of articulation even at high gain. Locking tuners and a fixed bridge complete the setup offering solid tuning stability and dependable 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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