Martin & Co. SC-10E Modern Road Series, S-13 Fret Cutaway, Acoustic Electric tambourine Frankie features an EVH Wolfgang® RKB1035

Name: Martin & Co. SC-10E Modern Road Series, S-13 Fret Cutaway, Acoustic Electric tambourine Frankie features an EVH Wolfgang® RKB1035
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SKU: 71852248508
Price: 780.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Martin & Co. SC 10E Modern Road Series, S 13 Fret Cutaway, Acoustic Electric tambourine Frankie features an EVH Wolfgang® RKB1035 Frankie features an EVH Wolfgang® humbucking bridge pickup with a dummy Strat® neck pickup and a dummy five way blade housed in the middle position Trigger Input: Trigger inputs 1 and versatile E1 electronics with a built in tuner make it ready for any stage or session while the solid spruce top and solid sapele back and sides deliver punchy mids

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