It’s always a pleasure to have one of John Buscarino’s Cabaret crossovers in the shop, and this Maple beauty from 1995 has had some time to open up for added warmth and sustain.
The neck profile errs on the side of a C shape, and the 1 3/4 inch nut will feel especially familiar to steel string players. A Venetian Cutaway keeps those upper frets from getting too dusty, and John’s early proprietary “Implant” pickup offers an excellent amplified tone with a built-in volume knob accessible by the soundhole. Weighing a scant 3lbs 11oz, this Cabaret crossover is certifiably effortless to play, and the Engelmann Spruce top lends a creamy flavor to the overall voice.
We’re hard-pressed to think of another nylon crossover we’d recommend more highly than a Buscarino Cabaret. Snag this one before it gets gone!
This is an early cabaret from John Buscarino and a great example of why this is one of our most popular nylon crossover instruments. The arched back creates a focused voice with good projection, and the top adds beauty and clarity. The cutaway gives full access and this one is wrapped up in stunning Maple. | Scale Length | 25.5000 in |
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| Nut Width | 1.7500 in |
| String Spacing | 2.2500 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Engelmann, Maple - Figured |
It’s always a pleasure to have one of John Buscarino’s Cabaret crossovers in the shop, and this Maple beauty from 1995 has had some time to open up for added warmth and sustain. The neck profile errs on the side of a C shape, and the 1 3/4 inch nut will feel especially familiar to steel string players
This is an early cabaret from John Buscarino and a great example of why this is one of our most popular nylon crossover instruments. The arched back creates a focused voice with good projection, and the top adds beauty and clarity Select at least 2 products
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