The Parker Maxx Fly 7 string is the next step in making Parker
Guitars the most versatile instruments on the market. With the same
lightweight, modern design and top-of-the-line electronics that Parker
is known for, it is the perfect example of versatility that progressive
players look towards. The 7-string will be debuted at Winter NAMM 2012
and be available for $5,999.00.
The Maxx Fly 7 String features a mahogany body reinforced with carbon
fiber glass epoxy with a Parker 7 string bridge, designed specifically
for this instrument. It comes with a Seymour-Duncan Distortion® SH6N
pickup in the neck position and a Seymour-Duncan® Distortion TB6 in the
bridge position. Additionally, Ghost® piezo saddles with a MIDI preamp
are featured in this guitar. The Maxx Fly 7 String is available in
dusty black, galaxy grey, and metallic red, all in gloss finish.
The neck is mahogany with a carbon glass epoxy fingerboard and a
25.5” scale with 24 frets. Sperzel® Trim-Lok™ tuners are standard. For
those who want the versatility that an extended range guitar can offer,
the Maxx Fly 7 String is it.
Parker Guitars is owned by US Music Corp, located in Mundelein, IL.
US Music Corp is an international music company that manufactures and
distributes products worldwide under Washburn Guitars, Parker Guitars,
Randall Amplifiers, Eden Electronics, Oscar Schmidt, Hagstrom, Jay
Turser, Jay J, Warwick, Natal Drums, Phonic, Quik Lok, and Profile brand
names. US Music Corp is a subsidiary of Jam Industries, Ltd.
For more information on Parker Guitars, visit www.parkerguitars.com
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