CNRG Serial 00002: Green/Black Cerakote
Serial Number: #00002, our current prized possession, is our first offering of a Alder wood model body. The finish shown is a layered Cerakote finish with a bright green base coating, and black whipped on at random. Unlike our other prototypes with a more basic setup, this guitar features a Lace Deathbucker at the bridge position, and a Lace Sensor Gold at the neck position. Similarly, we have opted to mount a Tremolo for your sick dive bomb needs. Featuring a black coated maple neck, this instrument is sure to strike an impression on stage, or on the wall with its patterned inlays. The wiring of this guitar is almost setup like you’d expect, the knobs turn the correct direction but there is still a makeshift cutoff switch in the three-way selector.
How does it work?
The CNRG modular guitar has four components: a body, modular heel, carbon fiber plate, and the neck. Guitar necks can be interchanged with the four included quarter turn fasteners, or removed for travel. Plates housing different electronics or instrument setups can be removed through the back of the instrument. Once removed, access to the modular heel is open so the player can accommodate the guitar type. All bolts are 5/16 in., once assembled, the player can string the instrument like any other electric guitar.
Please note that the guitar shown is a prototype to test new concepts, constraints, and fine tune how the instrument is manufactured and assembled. This product is not a final design or production model and has the defects to show for it. The design shown is that of production level, but we are fine tuning the manufacturing process for better results and efficiencies. Do note that the guitar is functional as an electric guitar and while the modular aspects are in working order, it is not guaranteed that they will be interchangeable with future options. Your support for this product will be directed towards new equipment, materials, and resources to allow the Carbon Rose brand to grow and perfect our product offerings.
CNRG Body 01:
The first iteration of the CNRG modular body supports an aggressive look, featuring sharp angles and balanced weight distribution. This prototype is supported by an Alder body with cerakote finish coming in at a 5.6 lb total weight.
Modular Heel:
This prototype includes a modular heel for a 25.5 inch scale length neck and is manufactured with PLA filament.
Carbon Fiber Modular Plate:
The 1.5mm carbon fiber structural plate, fastened through the back of the instrument, houses a bridge humbucker, neck single coil, and static 6-string bridge. Matte finish.
Product Ships in a Carbon Rose branded soft case. All sales are final.
Serial Number: #00002, our current prized possession, is our first offering of a Alder wood model body. The finish shown is a layered Cerakote finish with a bright green base coating, and black whipped on at random. Unlike our other prototypes with a more basic setup, this guitar features a Lace Deathbucker at the bridge position, and a Lace Sensor Gold at the neck position. Similarly, we have opted to mount a Tremolo for your sick dive bomb needs. Featuring a black coated maple neck, this instrument is sure to strike an impression on stage, or on the wall with its patterned inlays. The wiring of this guitar is almost setup like you’d expect, the knobs turn the correct direction but there is still a makeshift cutoff switch in the three-way selector.
How does it work?
The CNRG modular guitar has four components: a body, modular heel, carbon fiber plate, and the neck. Guitar necks can be interchanged with the four included quarter turn fasteners, or removed for travel. Plates housing different electronics or instrument setups can be removed through the back of the instrument. Once removed, access to the modular heel is open so the player can accommodate the guitar type. All bolts are 5/16 in., once assembled, the player can string the instrument like any other electric guitar.
Please note that the guitar shown is a prototype to test new concepts, constraints, and fine tune how the instrument is manufactured and assembled. This product is not a final design or production model and has the defects to show for it. The design shown is that of production level, but we are fine tuning the manufacturing process for better results and efficiencies. Do note that the guitar is functional as an electric guitar and while the modular aspects are in working order, it is not guaranteed that they will be interchangeable with future options. Your support for this product will be directed towards new equipment, materials, and resources to allow the Carbon Rose brand to grow and perfect our product offerings.
CNRG Body 01:
The first iteration of the CNRG modular body supports an aggressive look, featuring sharp angles and balanced weight distribution. This prototype is supported by an Alder body with cerakote finish coming in at a 5.6 lb total weight.
Modular Heel:
This prototype includes a modular heel for a 25.5 inch scale length neck and is manufactured with PLA filament.
Carbon Fiber Modular Plate:
The 1.5mm carbon fiber structural plate, fastened through the back of the instrument, houses a bridge humbucker, neck single coil, and static 6-string bridge. Matte finish.
Product Ships in a Carbon Rose branded soft case. All sales are final.
Serial Number: #00002, our current prized possession, is our first offering of a Alder wood model body. The finish shown is a layered Cerakote finish with a bright green base coating, and black whipped on at random. Unlike our other prototypes with a more basic setup, this guitar features a Lace Deathbucker at the bridge position, and a Lace Sensor Gold at the neck position. Similarly, we have opted to mount a Tremolo for your sick dive bomb needs. Featuring a black coated maple neck, this instrument is sure to strike an impression on stage, or on the wall with its patterned inlays. The wiring of this guitar is almost setup like you’d expect, the knobs turn the correct direction but there is still a makeshift cutoff switch in the three-way selector.
How does it work?
The CNRG modular guitar has four components: a body, modular heel, carbon fiber plate, and the neck. Guitar necks can be interchanged with the four included quarter turn fasteners, or removed for travel. Plates housing different electronics or instrument setups can be removed through the back of the instrument. Once removed, access to the modular heel is open so the player can accommodate the guitar type. All bolts are 5/16 in., once assembled, the player can string the instrument like any other electric guitar.
Please note that the guitar shown is a prototype to test new concepts, constraints, and fine tune how the instrument is manufactured and assembled. This product is not a final design or production model and has the defects to show for it. The design shown is that of production level, but we are fine tuning the manufacturing process for better results and efficiencies. Do note that the guitar is functional as an electric guitar and while the modular aspects are in working order, it is not guaranteed that they will be interchangeable with future options. Your support for this product will be directed towards new equipment, materials, and resources to allow the Carbon Rose brand to grow and perfect our product offerings.
CNRG Body 01:
The first iteration of the CNRG modular body supports an aggressive look, featuring sharp angles and balanced weight distribution. This prototype is supported by an Alder body with cerakote finish coming in at a 5.6 lb total weight.
Modular Heel:
This prototype includes a modular heel for a 25.5 inch scale length neck and is manufactured with PLA filament.
Carbon Fiber Modular Plate:
The 1.5mm carbon fiber structural plate, fastened through the back of the instrument, houses a bridge humbucker, neck single coil, and static 6-string bridge. Matte finish.
Product Ships in a Carbon Rose branded soft case. All sales are final.