With its beveled body and completely unique V shape, this Arrow-1000 stands out from the crowd with its figured quilted maple top, looking superb in Dark Brown Sunburst Satin finish. It features neck-thru-body construction at 25.5” scale with a mahogany body. Its extra-thin u-shaped three-piece maple neck has a compound radius for improved playing comfort, and features a reverse headstock with matching finish, Macassar ebony fingerboard with triangular white pearloid inlays, and 24 extra-jumbo stainless steel frets. The Arrow-1000 includes a set of direct-mount Fishman Fluence Modern Humbucker active pickups (ceramic in the bridge and alnico in the neck), with push-pull control to select voicings and black nickel covers to match this guitar’s outstanding aesthetics. Each pickup offers two voices. With the ceramic bridge pickup, Voice 1 is the ultimate high-output ceramic humbucker bridge pickup tone. It has crisp, searing crunch, tight bass with no mud, and a growl. Voice 2 delivers modern passive attack performance that has superbly organic distortion characteristics with outstanding dynamics and response. The alnico neck pickup’s Voice 1 is Fishman’s modern active high-output tone, offering the ideal active alnico sound: full, round, and boosted, but with unprecedented articulation and dynamics. Voice 2 gives you the crisp, clean and fluid neck humbucker tone you’ve always wanted. Other components on the Arrow-1000 include a Floyd Rose 1000SE bridge with stainless steel screws and precise Grover tuners.

 

Specifications

Construction:	Neck-Thru
Scale:	25.5"
Body:	Mahogany
Top:	Quilt Maple
Neck:	Maple, 3-pc
Neck profile:	Extra Thin U
Fretboard:	Macassar Ebony, 300-400mm Compound
Frets:	24 XJ Stainless
Nut:	42mm, Locking
Hardware:	Black
Tuners:	Grover
Bridge:	Floyd Rose 1000SE
Neck-Pickup:	Fishman Fluence Modern Humbucker Alnico Black Nickel
Bridge-Pickup:	Fishman Fluence Modern Humbucker Ceramic Black Nickel
Electronics:	Master Volume(Push/Pull)/Toggle Switch
Strings:	D'Addario XL120
COO:	Korea
Case included:	No