[SN C2410735] strandberg / BODEN METAL NX 6 BLACK GRANITE [03]

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Boden Metal NX 6 Black Granite With its glossy, futuristic look, the Metal NX series is touch-sensitive and highly expressive, yet exceptionally versatile—designed to produce ultra-high-gain metal sounds capable of covering a wide range of musical genres. The model name conceals the essence hidden behind its aggressive yet refined appearance.From brutally heavy tones to crystal-clear sounds—and everything in between—the Metal NX delivers with power and exceptional musicality. The 6-string model is equipped with passive Suhr® Aldrich pickups, delivering punchy output with an organic feel to produce high-gain distortion tones. Designed to integrate crushing power and lightning-fast speed with a direct tone, versatility, and a striking, futuristic aesthetic, the Metal NX series is an uncompromising instrument for modern metal and progressive musicians.Featuring a lightweight, chambered basswood body, a solid maple top, a carbon-reinforced maple neck, and a Richlite fingerboard with a high-speed, glossy finish, the Metal NX series faithfully delivers acoustic-like resonance and powerful sound to your favorite amp system—via Suhr® passive pickups on 6-string models or Fishman®active pickups for the 7- and 8-string models—faithfully to your favorite amp system. With a design that combines cutting-edge aesthetics and striking minimalism, the Metal NX series exudes overwhelming power and astonishing speed. Like all other Boden models, the acoustic sound of the Metal NX series is dynamic and well-balanced, producing exceptional articulation for both rhythm and lead playing.Tone-wise, the sound emphasizes low-midrange with an ultra-powerful punch that resonates to the bone, along with a full-bodied high-midrange and a high-end with a laser-sharp edge. The patented EndurNeck? provides comfort and stable leverage for the player’s arm and wrist, enabling long playing sessions without fatigue and allowing players to focus more on their performance and music as their technique