Spira Guitars S-500 Headless Green Burst

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This is a New Spira Guitars S-500 Headless Green Burst from Spira Guitars, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Spira Guitars S-500 Headless GBR sits at the top of the six-string Spira lineup built for players who want premium materials modern performance and a striking visual finish. Its mahogany body is topped with an eye-catching poplar burl veneer in a Green Burst gloss finish giving it a bold high-end look while delivering a warm resonant tonal foundation. The combination of tonewoods provides strong low-end presence balanced mids and clear highs making it suitable for everything from clean passages to high-gain playing with plenty of clarity and depth. A Canadian roasted maple neck and matching roasted maple fretboard offer a smooth stable playing platform shaped to a Modern D profile for fast comfortable movement. The 14 inch radius and 24 jumbo frets make technical playing wide bends and fast runs feel effortless across the entire neck. The headless design reduces weight and improves balance while the fixed bridge system enhances sustain and tuning stability. Equipped with Spiras Villain humbuckers the S-500 delivers powerful articulate tones that remain defined even under heavy gain making it a versatile choice for demanding players.

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