[SN IKX037E] YAMAHA / PACIFICA PROFESSIONAL PACP12SB Sparkle Blue [11]

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A high-end guitar with versatile capabilities It features the solid, meticulous craftsmanship typical of Japanese-made instruments. You can tell just by playing it that it was built with a comprehensive focus on sound balance. It’s that well-made. It’s packed with great features, such as a compound radius fingerboard and high-quality pickups developed in collaboration with Rupert Neve Design, but above all, the tone is clean and and free of any muddiness. The string tension is just right, so the low strings sound great too.Perhaps due to the combination of “Acoustic Design” and the I.R.A. effect, the output feels substantial compared to other guitars. The volume and tone controls respond smoothly, allowing for precise tone shaping. It responds well to effects pedals, and since you can sculpt the tone using the volume and tone controls, it’s a truly professional guitar that meets the demands of studio musicians—one that offers . 1. Deeper top and back contours for a more integrated feel during performance To ensure a natural fit when holding the guitar, the back contour has been deepened. Additionally, the top contour (where the elbow rests) has been changed from a straight contour to a rounded one, improving the fit and comfort of the arm. 2. Slim C Shape for Modern Playing Styles Incorporating feedback from players in both Japan and the U.S., we’ve adopted a Slim C-shaped neck that accommodates a wide range of styles, from lead to rhythm. The “Standard Plus” features a 42.00mm TUSQ nut. The roll-off on the sides of the fingerboard is highly precise, and the neck thickness is set to 20.00mm at the 1st fret and 22.4mm at the 12th fret.This design ensures stress-free playing for both open and power chords, delivering exceptional playability. The Professional series features a compound radius A compound radius is a high-precision tapered fretboard design where the R-value of the fretboard gradually increases from the lower to the upper positions (the R become