Solar Guitars A1.6TBOP: Heavy Sunburst Swamp Ash Shredder

Solar Guitars A1.6TBOP: Heavy Sunburst Swamp Ash Shredder
Experience the new Solar Guitars Type A1.6TBOP, a high-performance 6-string with Evertune bridge, Duncan Solar pickups, and a sleek design. Pre-order now and elevate your playing

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Solar Guitars is kicking off the new year with a new Heavy Sunburst 6-string Type A1.6TBOP. This guitar boasts stealth looks, a distinctive cutaway scoop, and a remarkable feature set, making it the ultimate, precise, and professional instrument suitable for stage and studio work.   

Evertune

The Type A1.6TBOP features the Evertune constant-tension bridge, a reliable, fully mechanical system that keeps the guitar in tune under any circumstances, allowing you to focus on your playing without worrying about tuning issues.

Solar Guitars A1.6TBOP: Heavy Sunburst Swamp Ash Shredder
Tri-Burst Open Pore matte finish

Duncan Solar

Powered by Duncan Solar pickups, the guitar delivers a full spectrum of tonal options, from organic clean to heavily overdriven, all with fluid sustain and maximum clarity.   They are controlled by a five-way blade pickup switching offering a variety of tones, with a single master volume and tone control.

Solar Guitars A1.6-TBOP Heavy Sunburst Swamp Ash Open Pore Heavy Sunburst
Swamp Ash Open Pore Heavy Sunburst

The Type A1.6TBOP boasts a set-thru neck/body joint design with a 25.5″ scale length, providing excellent stability, sustain, and a smooth playing feel. The Swamp ash body is lightweight and resonant, offering excellent tone and volume. The fast, thin, and comfortable maple neck makes playing fast legato runs on the guitar easy.

At the same time, the ebony fingerboard with 24 stainless steel super-jumbo frets provides excellent playability and durability. The guitar features Luminlay “glow in the dark” side dots for easy stage use.   

Preorder

The Type A1.6TBOP is now available for preorder for $1,199. Shipping is expected to begin around February 25, 2025.

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