All Maple Weissenborn Style Electric Lap Steel Hawaiian Guitar
This beautiful Weissenborn style hollow neck guitar is very nicely crafted with all maple plywood. It boasts a mellow and resonant original “mysterioso” sound along with a sweet tone. In addition, an advanced pickup system is installed for more amplifying purpose. The dual outputs of Low-Z and Hi-Z provide the versatility of sound effects.
Product Features
All maple plywood top and back & sides with rosewood fingerboard and bridge;
High quality enclosed tuning machine head and premium steel strings;
4-band pickup system with built-in tuner plus XLR balanced Low-Z and Hi-Z output
String action 4 mm at nut and 9 mm at the 12th fret;
It sounds fairly good but you have to change the strings to a heavier gauge made for a Weisenborn style guitar. The end jack for the plug ins has both 1/4′ and a microphone type jack. The microphone jack is louder but is very sensitive to what cable is used and some loud pops are present – I am still trying to find the correct cable to fit it. This might become a problem since a not so good end plate and jacks was used in the building. The finish is not gloss and would have been nicer if time…
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It sounds fairly good but you have to change the strings to a heavier gauge made for a Weisenborn style guitar. The end jack for the plug ins has both 1/4′ and a microphone type jack. The microphone jack is louder but is very sensitive to what cable is used and some loud pops are present – I am still trying to find the correct cable to fit it. This might become a problem since a not so good end plate and jacks was used in the building. The finish is not gloss and would have been nicer if time…