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Volume • For the cleanest noise-free sound, set the volume as high as possible without causing your amp or mixer to distort. Tone • This innovative one-knob tone control lets you adjust between the natural undersaddle sound with no EQ (flat) and a variable “Scooped” tone with emphasized bass & treble and reduced midrange.
The Martin OMC-Aura Cutaway Acoustic-Electric Guitar is a dealer exclusive and comes with custom Fishman Aura electronics engineered specifically for you. The Martin 000 body is joined at the 14th fret using all-solid wood construction and a mortise/tenon neck joint.
24 paź 2019 · Designed as a stage guitar, the DCPA4 Siris is equipped with Fishman F1 Analog electronics, a setup that is currently exclusive to Martin. The F1 Analog consists of Fishman’s Sonicore undersaddle pickup (a coaxial cable design) and a preamp mounted in the side of the guitar.
The Fishman Aura VT Blend system elevates guitar tone control to new heights. Developed in collaboration with Fishman, these electronics deliver studio-quality sound for both home recording and live performance settings.
14-fret Orchestra Acoustic with Fishman Electronics. The OM-28E honors one of Martin's most celebrated 14-fret models. Built from Martin's precious supply of East Indian rosewood and married to an extraordinary spruce top, this OM-28E's comfortably reduced Orchestra body packs plenty of body, bold bass, and clear, sparkling highs — all ...
Martin HD-28E Acoustic-electric Guitar Features: Solid spruce and East Indian rosewood provide you with sweet, bold, and balanced sound; Fishman Aura VT Enhance system delivers stellar amplified tone; Black ebony 20-fret fingerboard feels amazing and responds beautifully; Forward-shifted X-bracing provides stellar support
Martin Road Series SC-13E Cutaway Electro Acoustic. A revolutionary new shape, with Koa Back & Sides, Sure Align Neck System, Fishman Electronics and a Softshell Case. Order now for delivery to you on Sat 2nd Nov 2024. You'll get £16.29 to spend on your next order.
