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Nypris 3253 KR

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Ceramic Humbucker Pickups Produce Powerful Tone

High-output ceramic pickups are a popular choice among guitar players looking for a powerful and aggressive tone. The G4M 529 Electric Guitar's ceramic pickups are known for their ability to produce a strong magnetic field, which translates into a higher output signal. This increased output allows for more sustain and a greater ability to drive the amp into overdrive, making them a popular choice for Heavy Metal and Hard Rock players.

Improved Intonation

The guitar features a Graphtech Nubone nut that is made from proprietary synthetic material and offers superior tonal qualities and durability. The material is designed to provide a consistent tone across all the strings for greater tuning stability. These nuts are also resistant to wear and tear, ensuring that they last longer than traditional materials like bone or ivory.

Reliable, Consistent Tuning

The G4M 529 Electric Guitar features a hard-tail bridge. Unlike a tremolo or vibrato bridge, a hardtail provides a stable and consistent tuning. This type of bridge is often preferred by guitarists who play styles that require precise tuning and sustain, such as Heavy Metal, and Hard Rock.

The guitar's hardtail bridge also offers improved resonance and sustain as there are fewer moving parts that can affect the guitar's tone. This requires less maintenance and is generally easier to restring than a tremolo bridge, making it a popular choice for guitarists who desire a simple, reliable set-up.

Easy to Play

The G4M 529 Electric Guitar is designed with a C-shaped neck, which provides a comfortable playing experience for guitarists of all skill levels. The contour of the C-shaped neck conforms to the shape of the player's hand, making it easy to grip and play for extended periods of time. This design also allows for greater control and flexibility when playing complex chords and fast runs.