This premium feature-loaded eight-string guitar belongs to the Solar Type V1 top of the line range, offering outstanding elegance and performance. NOTE: THIS GUITAR DOES NOT FIT INSIDE THE SOLAR HARDCASE Vn
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| GIG BAG | Included |
| TRUSS ROD TOOL | Included |
| COLOR | Blood Red Open Pore w Blood Splatter |
| SHAPE | Type V |
| MATERIAL BODY | Swamp Ash |
| BINDING BODY | No |
| LEFT HANDED | No |
| PICKGUARD | No |
| END PIN | Round Type |
| PICKUP NECK | Duncan Solar |
| PICKUP BRIDGE | Duncan Solar/Bridge |
| CONTROL | 1 volume |
| SWITCH | 3-way Toggle |
| CAPACITOR | 473k |
| FB MATERIAL | Ebony |
| BINDING | No |
| FRETWIRE | Stainless steel |
| SCALE | 27 |
| FRETS | 24 Super Jumbo |
| RADIUS | R400 = 15.74 |
| TOP INLAY | Solar Logo on 12th Fret |
| POSITION MARKER DOTS | No |
| HEADSTOCK COLOR | Blood Red Open Pore w/Blood Splatter |
| MACHINE HEAD | Solar 18:1 Locking Type |
| STRINGS | Black Smith 0964 Nano Carbon Coated |
| NUMBER OF STRINGS | 8 |
| STRING GUIDE | No |
| N MATERIAL | Maple |
| NECK PROFILE | C Shape |
| NUT | PPS |
| JOINING STYLE | Set-Through |
| TRUSSROD | Dual Action |
| TRUSSROD COVER | With Engraved Solar Logo |
| JACK/COVER | Mono 2P |
| TAIL & TAIL PIECE BODY | Evertune F-Type |
| BINDING | No |
This Type V1.8Canibalismo eight-string guitar will set you apart from everyone else. With its distinctive, stealth looks and feature set, this guitar is a precise, professional instrument suitable for both stage and studio work. This guitar features the Evertune® constant-tension bridge—a reliable, fully-mechanical system that keeps the guitar in tune under any circumstances. It also features Duncan Solar pickups that provide a full spectrum of tonal options, from organic clean to heavily overdriven, all with fluid sustain and maximum clarity. The Type V1.8Canibalismo features a set-thru neck/body joint design with a single volume knob and full access neck. Available in red open pore with black blood splatter finish it also includes a Solar Type V deluxe gig bag.
