Prs Steve Fischer Angelus Cutaway Cocobolo Spruce Guitars Acoustic
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The angelus is a grand concert sized instrument with a 15 1 2" lower bout and a 25 1 4" string scale. this one has an optional venetian cutaway. the top on this one is made of european spruce and the back and sides are made of lightly figured mahogany. steve fischer developed a unique bracing system for this guitar and it is factory equipped. Model: steve fischer angelus cutaway body wood: cocobolo top wood: adirondack spruce finish color: natural neck wood: peruvian mahogany fingerboard wood: cocobolo neck finish: gloss headstock finish: gloss scale length: 25 1 4" neck shape: wide neck dimensions: .85" .94" fingerboard radius: 12" nut width: 1 3 4" frets: 21 inlays: birds.
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Location: atlanta. posts: 116. ngd prs steve fischer angelus. i'm a big fan of the us built prs acoustics, steve fischer who designed the unique hybrid bracing system is now on his own. finding one of his for a reasonable price is a treasure. this is my 2nd by him , the other is an all pernambuco tonare grand custom built for ricky skaggs . This beautifully appointed guitar was the cream of the crop when it came to prs acoustics in 2010, built under the supervision of former mcpherson guitars luthier steve fischer. this angelus cutaway features an adirondack spruce top, cocobolo back & sides, south american mahogany neck with standard neck carve and cocobolo fingerboard, prs acoustic system electronics, and a nitrocellulose finish. Prs guitars offers many acoustic instruments, including three body shapes and several tone wood options. to find the guitar that’s right for you, download our prs acoustic gear guide here. with responsive and clear highs, crisply defined lows and a sweet midrange, the prs angelus cutaway boasts a remarkable voice and lasting sustain. though…. These prs angelus cutaway from 2010 was designed by steve fischer. steve fischer has worked at mcpherson guitars before heading up the design department of prs acoustic guitars, these days he's building instruments under his private label. he has always focussed on innovative modern designs for the demanding player which is made abundantly.
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