Legator N9FSS Ninja Super Shred Multiscale 9 String Electric Guitar White

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Quick Product Summary The Legator N9F Ninja Super Shred 9-String Multiscale Electric Guitar is an extreme extended-range instrument designed for guitarists who need enormous low-end range without sacrificing definition, stability or technical playability. Its substantial 28.5"–30" multiscale layout gives the lowest strings the length and tension required for exceptionally deep tunings while keeping the upper strings comparatively more manageable for lead work. A set-thru five-piece wenge and maple neck, mahogany body and 14"–16" compound-radius Richlite fingerboard create a stable and performance-focused foundation. Fishman Fluence Modern pickups provide the clarity and output needed to reproduce the N9F's exceptionally wide frequency range, while 24 jumbo stainless-steel frets, Luminlay side markers, locking tuners and a dedicated Legator nine-string bridge complete a guitar built for progressive metal, djent and truly extended-range composition. At A Glance Feature | Details | Brand | Legator | Model | N9F Ninja Super Shred | Type | 9-String Multiscale Electric Guitar | Condition | New | Scale Length | 28.5"–30" Multiscale | Construction | Set-Thru | Body | Mahogany | Neck | 5-Piece Wenge / Maple | Fingerboard | Richlite Composite | Radius | 14"–16" Compound | Frets | 24 Jumbo Stainless Steel | Pickups | Fishman Fluence Modern | Main Appeal | Extreme extended range with controlled low-string response | Best For | Progressive metal, djent, technical metal and extended-range composition | Skill Level | Advanced | What Makes the Legator N9F Ninja Super Shred Special? The N9F takes Legator's Ninja concept into genuine nine-string territory. Rather than simply adding additional strings to a conventional guitar platform, Legator uses a massive 28.5"–30" multiscale layout designed specifically to keep extremely low notes tight, articulate and usable. The longest strings approach baritone and bass-like scale lengths, while the shorter treble side prev