Caramel-sweet and firecracker hot, this brand-new 2015 German Agave has got a voice to strike other guitars dumb. Greg German‘s too kind: he’s given us an enormous amount of tone, and some sweet appointments, for a great deal. Complete with a soundport, gold Gotoh 510s, interlocking fretboard inlays and rosette, Venetian Cutaway, the Agave has more options than you can shake a pick at. That said, wait until you actually have the instrument in your hands–the setup is glass-smooth, and the voice is charged and energetic. Trebles which are bright and talkative, a middle register with lots of power that speaks for itself, and a tight, controlled low-end give the Agave a punchy flavor more commonly found in smaller-bodied guitars–but with all the volume and sustain traditionally found in Grand Concerts or Dreadnoughts.
This one's great for ensemble work: it cuts right through the mix, and the soundport helps you keep tabs on your own music. The Agave responds well for gypsy jazz, bluegrass licks, or nuanced fingerstyle arrangements. 
Nice, even tone production with an easy to play feel on the neck. I like the peg head logo and the overall design. | Scale Length | 25.2500 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.8100 in |
| String Spacing | 2.3100 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Adirondack (Red), Ziricote |
Caramel-sweet and firecracker hot, this brand-new 2015 German Agave has got a voice to strike other guitars dumb. Greg German's too kind: he's given us an enormous amount of tone, and some sweet appointments, for a great deal
This one's great for ensemble work: it cuts right through the mix, and the soundport helps you keep tabs on your own music. The Agave responds well for gypsy jazz, bluegrass licks, or nuanced fingerstyle arrangements.
Nice, even tone production with an easy to play feel on the neck. I like the peg head logo and the overall design. Select at least 2 products
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