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The "Ampli-Coustic" Guitars
These
guitars serve the very real need to reproduce full-frequency acoustic
tone in electronic recording and performance settings - a job that,
ironically, true acoustics are not cut out for! The thinline body is
built like a fine acoustic guitar, but with an added mahogany center
block to cut feedback. A Turner piezo bridge pickup feeds full-spectrum
signals to an 18-volt Highlander pre-amp. Available in 6-string steel
or nylon classical, 12-string steel, and 6 or 12-string Baritone.
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The "Ampli-Coustic" Basses
These basses provide a rich palette of tones from realistic upright to cutting rock. Compared
to traditional basses, they deliver a much broader frequency range, allowing a variety of expression limited
only by your fingers. Models include 4-string 34" scale and 5-string 35" scale with fretted or fretless
fingerboards. Thomastik-Infeld Acousticore strings deliver melodic, punchy tones right down to a thunderous low
B. All this in a package that weighs less than 5.5 lbs!
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The Electroline Basses
The Electroline series is designed to be the most flexible solid-body bass in your collection.
It's secret is the Turner "Reference" piezo bridge system, which provides an individual under-saddle
pickup for each string. This system provides such a broad frequency spectrum that many players use it alone;
however, you can mix enhanced traditional tones into your sound as well with the addition of Turner
"Diamond" or soapbar magnetic pickups. Models include 4-string 34" scale and 5-string 35"
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The "Model T" Guitar
The Formica-topped solid body was built to cry the blues. Its strong retro vibe combines
influences from the late 20's Kay Kraft designs, 30's electronics and 50's design sensibilities. But it's not
just skin deep - the Turner "Rick" double-horseshoe pickup delivers accurate vintage lead tones through
modern electronics, and an "all controls bypass" switch serves up a direct, load-free signal to the
output jack. Slide and bottle-neck players swear the T's tone was designed just for them.
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The Model One Guitar
Ever since Lindsey Buckingham took delivery
of #79-003, the Model One guitar has been highly sought after
for its combination of Old World aesthetics and modern,
full-bodied tonal range. Played clean, it sounds
incredibly acoustic and detailed. But when the volume
kicks up, it screams louder and longer than any guitar you've
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The Compass Rose Ukulele
Find your way home with a Compass Rose
Ukulele
The highlight of these Ukuleles is their availability in Walnut or Santa Cruz Sycamore. During development,
Rick stated that "it was a real surprise how good both woods sounded, neither one
considered a traditional tone wood." |
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