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Tonedevil Guitars S-12 Symphony Harp Guitar Natural

Description
Harp guitars have traditionally been showcase pieces for great luthiers. They are incredible vehicles for displaying wood selection, acoustically engineered lines and cavity shapes, and masterful finish work. All of these categories of expression are present here in this breathtakingly beautiful instrument. It is a wonder to behold and a joy to play. With imaginative tunings, the sympathetic strings in the harp portion of the guitar speak in complex and complimentary ways that can become a part of your musical vocabulary.
Soft case gig bag included.



Features
- Body type: Harp
- Cutaway: Non-cutaway
- Top wood: Engelmann Spruce
- Back & sides: Solid Mahogany
- Bracing pattern: Modified X, slanted back bracing
- Body finish: Satin lacquer
- Orientation: Right handed
- Nut width: 1.875 in. (47.62 mm)
- Fingerboard: Rosewood
- Neck wood: Mahogany
- Scale length: 25.5 in.
- Number of frets: 20
- Neck finish:
- Pickup/preamp: Yes
- Configuration: Three-point passive
- Headstock overlay: Rosewood
- Tuning machines: Gotoh 16:1
- Bridge: Rosewood
- Saddle & nut: Bone
- Number of strings: 12-string
- Case: Soft case gig bag
- Accessories: Warranty card, adjustment tools
- Country of origin: United States
Specs
- Satin lacquer finish
- Gotoh 16:1 gear ratio professional tuners
- 12" radius fingerboard
- 14-fret body
- 4-1/8" body depth at tail
- 3-1/8" body depth at harp head
- 15.5" body width at bout
- 41.5" overall length of instrument
- Harp String Scale Lengths:
- 33.125 in., 32.25 in., 31.25 in., 30 in., 29 in.
- 25-1/2 in. guitar scale length
- 2-1/4 in. string spacing at saddle
- 1-9/16 in. string spacing at nut
- 1-7/8 in. width at nut
- Setup Specs:
- Low E height @ 12th Fret: ~0.10 in.
- High E height @ 12th Fret: ~0.070 in.
- Low E height @ 1st Fret: ~0.023 in.
- High E height @ 1st Fret: ~0.013 in.
Reviews
4.5
2 Reviews
100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
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Reviewed by 2 customers
Fantastic instrument
submitted2 years ago
byCharles
fromOakland, TN
I wanted one of these for years, and finally got one. It is far lighter and easier to play than I expected. The entire instrument feels very well built, and Plays very smooth.
outstanding value, fit and finish and incredible tone
submitted8 years ago
byBob Perrone
fromAllentown, PA
I have the pleasure of owning a Tone Devil harp guitar, the S-18 12 string guitar/6 Subs. The craftsmanship is second to none and will stand up to the most critical players scrutiny. They use the most resonant tonewoods for a full, rich sound all produced in an instrument that is a joy to play. The fret work, bracing, action is all perfect and the detail work makes it a true work of art, that sings. To have an American made, high quality harp guitar available again has opened so many creative doors in my composing and performances. Again, don't be intimated, it is easy to play and will blow you and your audiences away with the rich harmonics and deep rich tone. A must have for any soloist and also for group players. They also produce outstanding "regular" 6 string concert and nylon models. Treat yourself to a true master built instrument.
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Q&A
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submitted7 years ago
asked byJoan
fromIllinois
Looking for a harp guitar case.
This would have to be special ordered. Give us a call at 866-498-7882 and we can get you set up and taken care of.submitted8 years ago
asked byDEW
fromAltoona, PA
Do you carry the super treble model of these tonedevil harp guitars?
No, unfortunately not.