The Macro |
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The Macro was designed as a full-sized version of the Micro. I like the Micro's sleek design, but because of it's diminutive size, it does not suit everybody. Another goal with this guitar was to have a full-size instrument that would retain the weight of the smaller Micro guitar (under 6 lbs.) |
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Basic model |
Macro - "light" Rich Amber burst The main constructional difference between the Macro and the Standard apart from it's obvious difference in design, is that the Macro is a neck-thru and the Standard is a set-neck. This gives the guitar a slightly different sound character. The Macro shown here is build with a lightweight Philippine Mahogany body and neck with graphite reinforcements and a curly Maple top. It has a dark Indian Rosewood fingerboard and head veneer. Pickups are Kent Armstrong Humbuckers, and I've used a TonePros wrap-around bridge. |
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Macro Blueburst
This guitar came out
looking rather nice with a blueburst over a tight curly Maple top.
This is a regular Macro with a Honduras Mahogany body and neck and a dark
South American Rosewood fingerboard. |
Basic model |
Basic model |
Macro-Cherry Sunburst
The main constructional difference between the
Macro and the Standard apart from it's obvious difference in design, is that the Macro is a
neck-thru and the Standard is a set-neck. This gives the guitar a slightly
different sound character. |
Macro - "Light" Here is the super light-weight version of the Macro. The idea for this instrument was to get maximum sound with minimum weight. I used Philippine Mahogany for the body and thru-neck, and a Western Maple for the top. The neck was strengthened with graphite reinforcements which also eliminates dead spots on the neck. The whole thing ended up weighing only 5 1/2 lbs!! The tone and sustain are pretty amazing, and the DiMarzio virtual P90 pickups give it an extraordinary range of tone. The green sunburst finish is rather reminiscent of the old Burns guitars. |
Basic Model |
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