Here we have a striking Myka Custom Electric Guitar with a sensual 5A Quilted Maple top, solid Rosewood Neck and Lollar Imperials wired for series, single coil and parallel variations. This all adds up to one of the classiest looking, most versatile guitars you can find. David Myka used only the very best woods on this beauty, dramatic Brazilian for the headplate, 35 yr old. Ebony for the fingerboard and of course the amazing 5A Quilted Maple Top. All of this is bound in flamed Maple for an elegant contrast.
The wiring makes this guitar fun and a real workhorse. 2 great humbuckers wired to easily go between tons of sounds. This is something special from David Myka. One of the best playing electrics we have ever had at the shop. Click Here to see a video demo of the Myka 2 pickup system.
As Al said, endless possibilities. This wiring just makes sense, you have two great Lollar Humbuckers wired so you get single coil, series and parrallel sounds with the flick of a switch. The 5-way offers Neck, Neck and Bridge in Parrallel, then in Series, then Out of Phase and then the Bridge by itself. Separate 3-way mini toggles allow you to make either pickup Series, Single Coil or Parrallel as well. Imagine the tones at your disposal. The pictures tell how beautiful this guitar is, but let me tell you everyone is going ga-ga over this one! 
This is one of the classiest looking electrics I've seen in a long time. The gold trim and the ebony fingerboard set it aside from all the rest. It is incredibly versatile and can get really any sound you can imagine. The possibilities are endless. | Scale Length | 24.625 in |
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| Nut Width | 1.69 in |
| String Spacing | 2.17 in |
| Woods | Maple, Mahogany - Honduran |
Here we have a striking Myka Custom Electric Guitar with a sensual 5A Quilted Maple top, solid Rosewood Neck and Lollar Imperials wired for series, single coil and parallel variations. This all adds up to one of the classiest looking, most versatile guitars you can find
As Al said, endless possibilities. This wiring just makes sense, you have two great Lollar Humbuckers wired so you get single coil, series and parrallel sounds with the flick of a switch
This is one of the classiest looking electrics I've seen in a long time. The gold trim and the ebony fingerboard set it aside from all the rest