Cole Clark SAN1EC-MMAH Studio GA Westerngitarre inkl. Koffer

Cole Clark SAN1EC-MMAH Studio GA acoustic guitar - sound craftsmanship made from solid mahogany

Introduction: The Cole Clark SAN1EC-MMAH Studio GA acoustic guitar - studio quality meets craftsmanship

With the Cole Clark SAN1EC-MMAH Studio GA acoustic guitar, the Australian premium manufacturer is launching an instrument that focuses uncompromisingly on sound quality, sustainability and innovative technology. This Grand Auditorium guitar is aimed at musicians who expect the highest sound precision both live and in the studio - combined with an elegant design and selected tonewoods.

The construction from solid African mahogany throughout gives the guitar a warm, balanced sound profile with a clear response and excellent dynamics. Its elegant appearance, combined with modern electronics and a high-quality gig bag, makes it the ideal companion for professional guitarists. Whether fingerstyle, vocal accompaniment or solo performance - this guitar is convincing all along the line.

Manufacturer: Cole Clark - Innovation from Australia

Cole Clark is a renowned guitar maker based in Melbourne, Australia, and stands for handmade acoustic guitars that combine traditional woodworking with state-of-the-art technology. Since its foundation, the company has pursued a clear vision: to produce sustainable, high-quality instruments that meet the highest acoustic and electric standards.

Cole Clark guitars are characterized by their unique construction, in which the top, back and sides are made of solid wood. The manufacturer also uses locally sourced woods and develops its own pickup systems, such as the PG3 pickup system, which is used in the Cole Clark SAN1EC-MMAH Studio GA acoustic guitar. This system ensures a detailed sound transmission and makes the instrument the ideal choice for stage use.

Technical details: Solid mahogany for a harmonious tone

The Cole Clark SAN1EC-MMAH Studio GA acoustic guitar is made entirely from solid African mahogany - top, back and sides. This tonewood is known for its warm timbre, balanced mids and stable structure. The Grand Auditorium body provides comfortable handling with a full sound volume, ideal for players who are proficient in both fingerstyle and chord playing.

The neck is also made of African mahogany, which is not only convincing in terms of sound, but also to the touch. The fingerboard and bridge are made of eucalyptus wood - a sustainable and visually appealing alternative that is characterized by its hardness and durability. Abalone dots serve as fingerboard inlays and emphasize the high-quality look of the guitar.

With a scale length of 25.5 inches (648 mm), a nut width of 44 mm and a fingerboard radius of 12 inches, the instrument offers a good balance between playing pleasure and precision. The nut and bridge inlay are made of Graph Tech TUSQ - a synthetic material known for its high density and therefore excellent sound transmission.

Particularly noteworthy is the Cole Clark PG3 pickup system, which is based on a combination of piezo strips, face sensor and microphone. It allows an exceptionally natural sound reproduction when amplifying and thus represents a unique selling point. The authentic acoustic sound of the SAN1EC-MMAH also comes into its own on larger stages.

The poly satin finish protects the guitar and gives it an elegant, matt appearance. The supplied, robust gig bag in gray provides optimum protection for the instrument during transport and storage. A pickguard is supplied loose and can be attached if required. Please note that the model is not optimized for percussive playing techniques and is only available for right-handed players.

Recommended purchase: For musicians with the highest demands

The Cole Clark SAN1EC-MMAH Studio GA acoustic guitar is an instrument for musicians who don't want to compromise. Thanks to its solid wood construction and high-quality electronics, it impresses with both acoustic and amplified playing. It is ideal for professional recording, live performances and sophisticated songwriting.

Its sophisticated design, precise workmanship and innovative technology make it the ideal choice for ambitious guitarists. The combination of fine materials, practical features and tonal richness is hard to beat in this price range. The SAN1EC-MMAH is a clear recommendation for anyone looking for a sustainable, sonically excellent and visually appealing instrument.

The high-quality gig bag supplied also speaks for the professionalism of this overall package. So if you are looking for a fully solid, stage-ready acoustic guitar with character and a clear focus on sound quality, the Cole Clark SAN1EC-MMAH Studio GA is the right choice.

Features:

• Grand Auditorium body with cutaway - ideal for versatile playing
• Solid African mahogany construction (top, back, sides)
• Neck also made from African mahogany for a homogeneous sound
• Fingerboard and bridge made from eucalyptus - sustainable and durable
• Abalone dots as fingerboard inlays for an elegant appearance
• Abalone rosette with wooden binding - finely crafted detail
• Scale length: 25.5 inches (648 mm) - comfortable playing feel
• Graph Tech TUSQ nut and bridge inlay - excellent vibration transmission
• Nut Width: 44 mm - good playability for chords and fingerstyle
• Fretboard radius: 12 inch - comfortable ergonomics
• Cole Clark PG3 pickup system - piezo, face sensor and microphone combined
• Poly Satin finish - silky matt look with a natural wood feel
• Grover tuners - high tuning stability
• Phosphor bronze strings (.012 - .053) factory-wound
• Pickguard included - can be fitted individually
• Robust Cole Clark gig bag in gray - optimal protection for on the go
• Not suitable for percussive playing - focus on tonal purity
• Exclusively for right-handed players - no left-handed version available

Specs:

• Width at nut: 44 mm
• incl. Case: yes
• Incl. Bag: yes
• Color: Nature
• Body: Misc.
• Frets: 20
• Scale: 648 mm
• Top: Mahogany
• Rib: Mahogany
• Cutaway: yes
• Strings: 6
• Set Offer: no
• Type: western Guitar
• Theme: Guitars and Basses

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