Luna Fantasie Mermaid Cutaway Acoustic Electric Guitar w/ Bag FAN MER SAC

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Luna Fantasie Mermaid Cutaway Acoustic Electric Guitar w/ Bag FAN MER SAC

Luna Fantasie Mermaid Cutaway Acoustic Guitar

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Product Code: LUNA-FAN MER SAC

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Graced front and back by the popular artwork of Victorian painter John Waterhouse, Luna's Mermaid guitar features a small parlor cutaway body with select spruce top and mahogany back and sides. The built-in Orion 3 band preamp delivers sparkling sound that seems to shimmer like the magical waters of the mermaid's home. Waterhouse's arresting artwork and Luna's exceptional styling combine to offer a truly unique instrument.

Luna Fantasie Mermaid Cutaway Acoustic Electric Guitar Features:

Select Spruce Top

Mahogany Back & Sides

Parlor Cutaway

Neck: Mahogany/Rosewood

Mother-of-Pearl Inlaid Moon Phase Fret Markers

Preamp: Orion 4-Band EQ w/ Digital Tuner

Scale Length: 25 �"

Nut Width: 1 5/8"

Finish: Matte/Satin

About John Waterhouse (1849 - 1917) Born in Italy and reared in Britain, John Waterhouse was the son of an artist who embraced the Victorian era's pre-Raphaelite movement. Influenced by Alma-Tadema, Leighton and other painters of the time, Waterhouse enjoyed popularity and success during his lifetime. His Lady of Shalott was displayed at Britain's Royal Academy in 1888. The artwork was inspired by the legend of Camelot and takes its title from the poetry of Tennyson. Waterhouse's Mermaid dates to 1901 and hangs today in the Royal Academy.