Michael Kelly Triad 10E, 10-String Acoustic/Electric Guitar

Michael Kelly Triad 10E, 10-String Acoustic/Electric Guitar * $349.99 * Solid spruce top * 3-Piece Exotic Wood Back, Flamed Okume & Ovangkol * FREE Ground Shipping in US (except Hawaii and Alaska)
Cosmetic Condition: Kept in great shape and played very little. No dents or dings. A real beauty! Playability: The strings are at a nice height, play great, and ring out perfectly at each fret. Does not include case or gigbag.
There may be no peers to the Triad 10E. In addition to the exotic woods and top shelf electronics, what sets this guitar apart is the 10 strings. Contrary to traditional 12 string guitars, the 10 string set up is comprised of doubling the first, second, third and fourth strings. This provides a level of clarity, the option of better articulation and enhanced playing range all while retaining that thick and special 12-string type of tone.
Plug in and play your Triad 10 thanks to its active Fishman electronics system. The under saddle bridge captures the full 10 string tone. You can control the volume and adjust the tone with two onboard controls, located in the soundhole. Discrete, but very easy to use and all without any holes cut into the side of the instrument.
SPECIFICATIONS BODY Top: Solid Spruce Back Material: Triad 3-Piece Exotic Wood Back, Flamed Okume & Ovangkol Side Material: Flamed Okoume Binding: Real Flame Maple
NECK Neck: Mahogany Binding: Maple Fretboard: Ovangkol Fretboard Radius: 12 Inch / 30.48 cm Number of Frets: 20 Inlays: Triad 12th Headstock: Traditional MK10 Acoustic Scale Length 25.5 in / 647.7 mm Truss Rod Type Dual Action Neck Profile Comfort C  LEARN MORE Nut Material: Bone Nut Type: Standard Nut Width: 1 11/16" / 43 mm Strings: EXP38 Coated Phosphor Bronze, 12-String, Light, 10-47
ELECTRONICS Electronics: Discrete Fishman Sonitone Active System
HARDWARE Hardware Finish: Chrome Tuning Keys: MK Diecast Bridge Type: Zero-End Pin Ovangkol
NOTES 10 string configuration. It includes doubled strings on the first, second, third and fourth strings. The E and B strings are tuned to the same pitch while the doubled G and D strings are tuned an octave apart, respectively. With 10 strings instead of 12 the Triad 10 has a traditional headstock in size with fewer tuners, resulting in a more balanced guitar.