Canalli Vintage S, MBit Custom

Introducing a one-of-a-kind guitar that's not only aesthetically stunning but also delivers superior sound quality! Crafted in Brazil by Canalli Guitars, this guitar is made from Paulownia (body), reclaimed Cabreúva (neck), reclaimed Rosewood (fretboard), giving it a unique and eco-friendly edge.

The guitar features hand-wound pickups by GRS Custom Guitars that provide exceptional tonal clarity, allowing you to produce a wide range of sounds with ease. Additionally, the lightweight design (6.5lb) makes it easy to play for long hours, without putting unnecessary strain on your shoulders and back.

The stainless steel frets give a smooth and responsive playing experience, while the stainless steel tremolo bridge by Ramme Custom Hardware ensures excellent intonation, stability, and durability, enabling you to perform even the most intricate techniques effortlessly.

The neck profile/shape is Canalli Custom Shape. This custom shape is inspired by the soft '56 V-shape (Boat Neck - kind of mimics the shape of the bottom of a boat) but in this case there are not the standard "shoulders" at the first fret (found on standard C-shaped necks), while it still tapers off to a more rounded, C-shaped feel as it gets closer to the body.

The Gotoh locking tuners ensure that your guitar stays in tune even during the most demanding performances, giving you the peace of mind to focus on your music. To ensure the guitar's longevity, it's built with a dual-action truss rod that can withstand the most demanding playing styles while providing excellent neck support.

Overall, this guitar is a true masterpiece, perfect for guitar enthusiasts who appreciate craftsmanship, quality, and sustainability.

With its unique design and exceptional features, it's sure to become the centerpiece of any guitar collection.

Hardcase and Certificate of Authenticity are included.

ABOUT CANALLI GUITARS:

Canalli Guitars' differential lies in the sustainability model, using a large amount of reclaimed wood in the guitars. These woods offer the ideal condition for use, as they have already undergone a natural process of drying in the shade for more than 60 years in the vast majority of cases, which provides perfect stability for the wood.