Solar Unveils New At the Gates Signature Guitar, A1.6 Baritone ATG
Just a couple weeks after it raised eyebrows with the announcement of eight new models, Ola Englund's Solar Guitars has debuted yet another new guitar, the A1.6 Baritone ATG.
A signature model for At The Gates guitarists Martin Larsson and Jonas Stålhammar, the guitar features a Hipshot bridge and a pair of Fishman Fluence Modern active humbucker pickups. The A1.6 Baritone ATG also comes with a set-thru neck/body joint design with a 26.5” scale, an alder body, a maple neck, an ebony fingerboard with 24 super-jumbo frets and Luminlay ‘glow in the dark’ side dots.
Grover 18:1 tuners, strap lock style pins, graphite nut, a three-way blade switch, a full access neck and a push-pull volume knob for voice selection also come standard. The a1.6 Baritone ATG comes in a carbon black matte finish. A gig bag is included.
The A1.6 Baritone ATG will be available in July for $1,199.
For more info on the guitar, stop by solar-guitars.com.
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