Angel 3 Series Redwood/Rosewood Grand Auditorium Acoustic-Electric Guitar

Cole Clark steel string acoustic guitars are the only mainstream acoustic to use a Spanish heel or integral neck construction. This means the neck is glued to the face along with the sides and the back so the neck is one piece all the way to the soundhole. On other guitars, the body is made then the neck attached, mostly with a bolt or dove tail join. The Angel 3 Series Redwood/Rosewood Grand Auditorium Acoustic-Electric Guitar also has a carved top and back and uses a ridge system to join the sides to the top and back instead of kerfing.

Natural Pickup
Its pickup system is truly spectacular, with six individual piezo sensors underneath the bridge saddles that provides excellent string separation and clear, round, warm response across the lower frequency spectrum. The piezo sensors can be blended with Cole Clark’s patented Face Sensor, a magnetic sensor mounted to the top of the guitar, and integrated into the top bracing, specifically designed to optimize the midrange frequencies of the instrument. There is additionally a built-in condenser microphone that has no response below 2.4 kHz, so as to avoid any possibility for that low, woofing feedback that condenser mic systems encounter in stage environments. You can dial in the amount of microphone response you want with a rotary knob, so as to fill in the sparkle and complexity of the upper-end harmonics. There is a three-band slider-style EQ as well, which, when used in conjunction with the patented 3-way pickup system, allows you to dial in just the nuance you’re after. Great for recording.

Woods
Cole Clark guitars use mostly native Australian tonewoods that are largely sustainable.