Eko NXT A100CE See Through Black
NXT A100ce See Through Black is the electrified acoustic guitar with Auditorium cutaway shape from the "NXT" series by Eko Guitars, amplified with the Eko G03 system. It features a Spruce top, Laminated Mahogany back and sides, Mahogany neck and South American Roupana fingerboard. An excellent solution for students looking for a reliable instrument, comfortable to play, with a balanced sound, that can also be used on stage and with an excellent quality/price ratio.
Colour: See Through Black
Body Shape: Auditorium cutaway
Top Material: Spruce
Back and Sides Material: Laminated Mahogany
Neck Material: Mahogany
Fingerboard Material South American Roupanà
Neck Shape: Eko Low C
*Width at nut: 46 mm
Radius: 14”
*Scale Length: 635 mm
Number of frets: 20
Frets type: Small - 1,8 mm
Bridge Material: South American Roupanà
Body Finish: Gloss
Neck Finish: Gloss
Tuning Machines: Eko Die Cast
Electronics: Eko G03
Electronics controls: Tuner, pitch note, 3-band eq, phase inversion and output volume
Case: Not included
NXT A100 features a 46mm nut, 635mm scale length and 14" radius. It is amplified through an electric piezo with an Eko G03 preamp: onboard we find a tuner (with signal mute function for silent tuning), pitch notes, three-band eq (bass, mid, treble), phase inverter and output volume. A system that allows you to use this guitar on stage, in the rehearsal room, but also in home recording by recording your ideas directly to the audio interface without the use of a microphone. The NXT series guitars are instruments with 100% EKO features, an extremely affordable first price, and in addition a quest for detail and quality so that they can be not only the first, but also the 'next' guitars you will want to play. The NXT A100 comes in a high-gloss finish, with a design featuring soft, rounded shapes, dots on the fretboard in different sizes and the X logo on the 12th fret, giving it an elegant look; valuable details for an entry-level guitar. Perfect as a first guitar for taking lessons and practising, but also as the next guitar for more advanced players.
