A work of art for the hands, eyes, and ears: our 2019 R.1ca from Tyler Robbins is a dream guitar machine. Madagascar Rosewood back and sides, Italian Spruce top, 13 frets to the body, and incredibly precise and dynamic responsiveness for a variety of attacks. We can’t stress enough how potent the experience of playing this guitar was to us; it’s an instrument that makes you forget where you’re at with just one note. The crisp flavor of the bass strings balances perfectly with the articulation and presence of the mids and trebles, be you at standard pitch or drop tuned territory. To match that precision, Tyler adorned the soundboard, headstock, and back with a spread of floral inlays and a jet black arm bevel to tie it all together. Plus this beauty comes wrapped up in a custom Calton flight case, so you’ll never want for protection on those rare moments when you aren’t playing this gorgeous R.1ca from Tyler Robbins.
Please note, we’ve installed an L.R. Baggs Anthem pickup system to this guitar, which is not featured in the photos or demo.
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I am more than amazed at how complete a guitar Tyler Robbins is able to create. It is so hard to be original in a field that is hundreds of years old, but with Tyler‘s body shape, bevel design, inlay work, fret markers, and headstock shape, he is able to put his personal touch on every area of the guitar. This one is absolutely stunning as you can see for yourself, and the tone is a real beauty, resonant, articulate, broad and rich. I can’t imagine anyone not completely falling in love with this guitar. | Scale Length | 25.5 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.78 in |
| String Spacing | 2.185 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Italian, Rosewood - Madagascar |
A work of art for the hands, eyes, and ears: our 2019 R.1ca from Tyler Robbins is a dream guitar machine. Madagascar Rosewood back and sides, Italian Spruce top, 13 frets to the body, and incredibly precise and dynamic responsiveness for a variety of attacks
I am more than amazed at how complete a guitar Tyler Robbins is able to create. It is so hard to be original in a field that is hundreds of years old, but with Tyler‘s body shape, bevel design, inlay work, fret markers, and headstock shape, he is able to put his personal touch on every area of the guitar 