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This black Stagg SEM-ONE Humbucker electric guitar delivers powerful sound thanks to its high-gain humbucker pickup, ideal for guitarists seeking versatility between heavy rhythm parts and expressive solos. Its bolt-on roasted maple neck, combined with a 24-fret fingerboard, ensures optimal comfort and easier access to the upper frets thanks to the heel carve. The mahogany body contributes to rich resonance, while the hardtail bridge with strings-through-body design ensures excellent tuning stability. Perfect for the stage, studio, or rehearsal, it appeals to beginners and experienced musicians alike.
| Body | Mahogany |
|---|---|
| Headstock | Reverse |
| Neck | Roasted maple, bolt-on |
| Fingerboard | Roasted maple, 24 frets |
| Radius | 12" / 305 mm |
| Heel carve | Yes, for easier access to the upper frets |
| Pickup | High-gain humbucker |
| Controls | Volume and tone |
| Bridge | Hardtail, with strings-through-body design |
| Tuners | Sealed, black |
| Nut | Graphite |
| Strings | Made in Korea |
| Finish | Gloss body, satin neck |
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