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Agile Septor Elite 1027 PF CA Nat Left

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Septor 10 String Left Handed!

Double cutaway, light weight, mahogany, arch top body with gloss finish

27" scale, 5 piece neck-thru body design with 24 jumbo frets

Pau Ferro fretboard offers a tighter grain than rosewood and crisper tone. The tonewood is often referred to as a mid-way point between Ebony and rosewood. It has the additional benefit of being environmentally friendly and not being an endangered species like rosewood.

Position markers are located on the side of the neck

Cepheus 10 active bar pickups

Cepheus 10 extended range bridge

Grover die-cast sealed tuners with 18-1 ratio

Measurements

Scale length: 27"

Width of the neck at the nut: 2 3/4”

Width of the neck at the 12th fret: 3 1/4"

Width of the neck at the 24th fret: 3 1/2"

Thickness of the neck at the 1st fret: 13/16"

Thickness of the neck at the 12th fret: 15/16"

Radius: 15”

Labella String gauges: .009, .012, .015, .022, .030, .040, .054, .074 .090, .110

Standard tuning (low to high): G#, C#, F#, B, E, A, D, G, B, E

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FAQ

Q: Why should I consider playing a 8, 9 or 10 String guitar?
A: Playing an extended range guitar has several advantages that can enhance a musician's abilities and expression. One of the most notable advantages is the increased range, which allows players to access a wider range of notes. This opens up opportunities for complex, dissonant chords and unique, expressive melodies. Additionally, extended range guitars are known for their versatility, as they offer more options for chord voicings, tunings, and playing styles. This makes them well suited for a wide range of genres and musical styles, from metal and rock to classical and experimental music. Another advantage of extended range guitars is the increased sustain, as the longer scale length of the guitar provides more tension in the strings, resulting in a longer lasting note. Furthermore, the extra strings give more overall tension to the neck, which improves tuning stability. Finally, extended range guitars allow for more expression and nuance in playing, as the player has access to a wider range of notes and can create more complex harmonies and melodies.