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| Mattias "IA" Eklundh plays with various tunings. This model responds to C tuning that he favors recently. New arrangements are done not only to emphasize the low sounds but to correspond the specific sounds of his band, Freak Kitchen. This models ha rough surfaces with special coating methods. This model also shows the wood grain without the color of wood. Coating with lighter materials provides the sound to change in mid and high ranges. For bridge pick-up, PH-IA (arranged version of PH-R) is mounted to this guitar, thus, makes sound the bottom (winded) strings clear. New IA logo is on the head as well. *Notice-The body is finished in rough wood texture so some textiles might get tangled such as fabrics from fuzzy garments, costumes, etc. * This guitar will be with C tuning upon delivery. |
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![]() Simple Control ! Volume with Pickup Selector Switch |
![]() special coating |
![]() New IA logo is on the head |
![]() Heel Cut |
| Specifications |
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| Neck Joint: Bolt-on HEAD Head Stock: Caparison Devil's Tail Head Angle: 15 degrees Head Inlay: "IA"Logo (Silver) New Head Finish: Mat Black with Ivory Binding Machine Heads: Gotoh SG381-07 H.A.P Nut: Schaller Locking Nut R2 Nut Width: 42mm NECK Neck Scale: 628mm, 24 3/4inch. No. of Fret: 27F Neck Material: Hard Maple Fingerboard Material: Rosewood with Ivory Binding Position Inlay: Clock Frets: Jumbo Frets Neck Finish: oil Finish |
BODY Body Style: Apple Horn Body Material: Mahogany with Apple Horn sculpture Bridge: Schaller S-FRT II Body Finish: Charcoal Black PICKUP Neck Position: Caparison SH-27F Bridge Position:Caparison PH-IA New Controls: One Volume with 2 way Switch COLOR&OTHERS Hardware Color: Schaller-Black,Gotoh-Cosmo Black Strings: Dean Markley NickelSteel LTHB (.010 -.052) Tuning: Dropped C Accessories: Hard Case(CAG-1), Adjustable Wrench |
| HGS (Heavy Gauge Strings) The model itself has the heavy gauge strings for tuning down, which is a popular requirement in the Death Metal music scene, for example. The bridge position is mounted 3mm further along than regularly seen on other guitars; this is to help when adjusting heavy gauge strings to an octave deeper in pitch. In addition, the pickup position is changed as the bridge moved. This means that players, never again need to change their playing technique because the neck length is always the same. |