Luna Fantasie Spirit of the Night Acoustic Electric Guitar w/ Bag

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Luna Fantasie Spirit of the Night Acoustic Electric Guitar w/ Bag

Luna Fantasie Spirit of the Night Acoustic Electric Guitar

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Product Code: LUNA-FAN SOTN DJC

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Diaphanous faeries hover in the twilight on both front and back of this guitar inspired by the artwork of John Atkinson Grimshaw. A folk cutaway body and Luna's Orion 4 band preamp system give Spirit of the Night a versatility of sound that's equally well suited to an intimate living room gathering or a concert hall stage. Luna Guitars' signature moon phase fret markers seem a particularly well-matched complement to this guitar's ethereal evocation of the beguiling beings that flutter on gossamer wings across the face of the night. FAN MNE GAC

Luna Fantasie Spirit of the Night Acoustic Electric Guitar Features:

Select Spruce Top

Mahogany Back & Sides

Folk Cutaway

Neck: Mahogany/Rosewood

Mother-of-Pearl Inlaid Moon Phase Fret Markers

Preamp: Orion 4-Band EQ w/ Digital Tuner

Scale Length: 25 1/2"

Nut Width: 1 5/8"

Finish: Matte/Satin

About John Atkinson Grimshaw (1836-1893) A British painter best known for his stunningly evocative night scenes, portraits, and paintings of faeries, Grimshaw enjoyed success as an artist during his lifetime. Although he spent some time in London, Grimshaw's base was his hometown of Leeds. Influenced by the Pre-Raphaelites, he was said to have been a friend of the artist James Whistler.