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The
Nylon-String CFX-200
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Miranda's
CFX-200 guitar is designed to provide a practice experience
as close as possible to that achieved with your favorite nylon-string
acoustic guitar, whether you play classical, flamenco, folk
or other style; anywhere, anytime; silent or amplified.
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CFX-200
Features
- 650-mm
(25.59-in) scale length
- Mahogany
unitary neck and body
- Rosewood
fingerboard, bridge and tieblock
- Quick-release
side panels of high-impact, scratch-resistant acrylic
- Rigid,
aluminum side-support arm
- 12-th
fret at the top edge of the body
- Cutaway
to the 15th fret
- Acrylic
heel plate that simulates a full upper bout (removable,
to reveal the cutaway)
- Under-saddle
piezo pickup
- Miranda's
proprietary preamp/signal processor
- Optimized
sustain
- Gotoh®
tuning machines
- Low-friction
string reverser
- Graphite-composite
truss rod
- Rugged,
padded plush-lined case (included)
- Headphones
(included)
- Detachable
tapping plates (optional)
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The
CFX-200, shown here without tapping plates, provides
easy access to the electronics controls and the tuning
keys. Tuning is easy — pluck with your right hand
while you tune with your left hand, just like with
a conventional guitar. This is easily done by first
rotating the guitar up onto your right thigh. Instead
of reaching up to the keys, your reach down to them.
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The
action of every Miranda guitar is individually set up |
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| The body of the CFX-200 is cutaway
to the 15th fret. With the heel plate attached, your left hand
will encounter the body at the 12th fret, for the authentic
classical touch. |
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Six independent rollers guide the
strings to the tuning machines, which are located under the
body. There is no headstock. |
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The optional tapping plates are attachable
in seconds (not amplified; for practice only) |
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