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Yamaha

Yamaha PAC1611MS Pacifica Mike Stern Electric Guitar Seymour Duncans MIJ Japan

$2,299.00 CAD
$2,299.00 CAD
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Mike Stern's signature model has been refreshed with Initial Response Acceleration (I.R.A.), a wood treatment and finish exclusively by Yamaha. This technology shakes off the stress often found in new guitars and makes them extremely vibrant and responsive. The PAC1611MS comes with a certificate personally signed by Mike to prove this guitar was perfectly crafted to his specifications.

 

PAC1611MS
General Construction Bolt-On
Scale Length 25-1/2" (648 mm)
Body Body Materials Light Ash
Body Finish Gloss Polyurethane
Neck Neck Materials Maple
Neck Finish Oil Finish
Fingerboard Materials One-Piece Maple
Fingerboard Radius 7-1/4" (184 mm)
Fret Wire Medium Jumbo
Number of Frets 22
Nut Materials Bone
Neck Width @ 0 Fret / 12th Fret 40.5/51.5 mm
Thickness @1st Fret / 12th Fret 21.3/23 mm
Electronics Neck Pickup Seymour Duncan SH-1n Zeb Rev
Middle Pickup -
Bridge Pickup Seymour Duncan STHR-1b
Controls Master Volume, Master Tone
Pickup Switch 3-Position Lever Switch
Hardware Bridge 6-Saddle Hardtail
Tremolo Arm -
String Spacing 10.8 mm
Tailpiece -
Tuning Machines Gotoh SD91-05M-L
Pickguard 3-Ply Black
Others String Gauge D'Addario EXL110 / 0.010-0.046
Case -
Special Features I.R.A. Treatment

 

    Controls and Pickups

    A Seymour Duncan '59 in the neck position offers a smooth, defined tone for chords, while the Hot Rails in the bridge delivers fat sustain.

    1. 3-Position Pickup Selector

    2. Master Volume

    3. Master Tone

      Initial Response Acceleration (I.R.A.)

      If you've ever played another guitarist's instrument and not been able to get the same sound, it's probably because you are playing a different style than what the guitar is used to. After playing the same guitar for years, the guitar adapts to the guitarist's playing style. It takes time for a new guitar to adapt to your own way of playing. Stress found between parts like finish, woods, body, neck, fingerboard, nut, bridge, etc., must be released before all of the parts can resonate together as an instrument. It takes time and a lot of playing for this to happen. Using I.R.A. technology, stresses like those between the finish and wood are released by applying specific vibrations to the completed guitars. Once this treatment is complete, the guitar responds accurately to the guitarist's performance and produces sound more easily. It also shortens the time needed for the guitar to adapt to your playing style and delivers excellent sustain.

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