Grand Prize: Cole Clark Fat Lady 3A
Deadline: Apr 30, 2009
What makes the Cole Clark Fat Lady 3A one of the favorite choices of today’s top touring pros? Simply put, it’s an acoustic guitar that sounds as awesome amplified as it does unplugged. Whether you’re playing at home or performing live, the FL3A consistently provides impeccable, professional sound.
Cole Clark’s innovative pickup system features 9 sensors: 6 under the saddle, and three FaceBrace® Sensors, which are the first pickups designed to capture the vital tones created by the top of the guitar.
The FL3A also features an additional sensor to capture the vibration of the back. The fat bottom end is taken from the Piezoelectric sensors under the saddle to reduce feedback. The Faceblend Preamp lets you customize your sound by taking the top end frequencies from the bridge or soundboard.
The FL3A’s sides and back are made of Tasmanian Blackwood. Its solid top is crafted from Bunya pine, a remarkably strong, lightweight wood that’s sustainably grown and harvested in Australia. Because this renewable resource is useful not only for guitar-making, but also for protecting wildlife, Cole Clark is actively involved in fighting to save the Bunya forests.
Deadline: Apr 30, 2009
What makes the Cole Clark Fat Lady 3A one of the favorite choices of today’s top touring pros? Simply put, it’s an acoustic guitar that sounds as awesome amplified as it does unplugged. Whether you’re playing at home or performing live, the FL3A consistently provides impeccable, professional sound.
Cole Clark’s innovative pickup system features 9 sensors: 6 under the saddle, and three FaceBrace® Sensors, which are the first pickups designed to capture the vital tones created by the top of the guitar.
The FL3A also features an additional sensor to capture the vibration of the back. The fat bottom end is taken from the Piezoelectric sensors under the saddle to reduce feedback. The Faceblend Preamp lets you customize your sound by taking the top end frequencies from the bridge or soundboard.
The FL3A’s sides and back are made of Tasmanian Blackwood. Its solid top is crafted from Bunya pine, a remarkably strong, lightweight wood that’s sustainably grown and harvested in Australia. Because this renewable resource is useful not only for guitar-making, but also for protecting wildlife, Cole Clark is actively involved in fighting to save the Bunya forests.
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