The Choice of Gigging Professionals, and those who Simply Demand the Best
Megatar NITRO is a custom instrument specially designed to provide the working musician with TWO powerful sound systems, which can be selected or blended with fingertip ease. .
Features: The Megatar NITRO is designed to afford maximum tonal control to the gigging professional, but with a simplicity of controls so that operation is easy and intuitive.
NITRO provides TWO stunning sound systems, to give you an astounding universe of selectable, blendable sound --
- The warmth of world-famous active-circuit Bartolini magnetic pickups; and
- the full-frequency clarity of custom GraphTech ‘Screaming Ghost’ acoustiphonic piezo sound.
How to choose the best model? Simple. Let your Tuning choose your Instrument ...
Do you play in the INVERTED-FIFTHS tuning that is popular with Chapman Stick players? If this is your preferred tuning then specify the MaxTapper NITRO, whose parallel frets can give you the tuning you already know, and whose dark premium woods provide a warmer, more 'round,' and a somewhat 'darker' tone. Mahogany or sapele neck-through construction, and rich rosewood or wenge fretboard that feels great to the fingers.
But if you play in the fast-learning BASSBOTTOM tuning, or if you are an existing guitar player or bass player, then stay with the strings in fourths that you already know (to maximize your speed of learning and power). But consider the patented Ralph Novak 'Fanned Frets' System, and specify the ToneWeaver NITRO. The frets may look odd because they are arranged on a slant upon the fretboard. (Oddly, they don't feel very different to the fingers.)
This makes the bass strings longer from end to end, compared to other instruments. And on the ToneWeaver, the melody strings are shorter end to end. The reason for doing it this way is simply that LONG bass strings sound better, and SHORT melody (guitar) strings sound better. That's why basses are usually long, and guitars are usually short.
Now, using fanned-frets, for the first time on a touch-style instrument, we can improve tone -- it adds depth and penetration to the bass, and clarity to the melody -- and this tone improvement is made possible by our licensing of Novak's patent.
- MaxTapper NITRO with parallel frets has one Bartolini pickup for bass and another Bartolini for melody. Dual active-circuit Bartolini preamps drive *all* the sound to your amp over custom cables (provided). Graph Tech custom nut and saddles of exotic 'StringSaver' material extend sustain and enrich the sound. At the flip of a switch, change to GraphTech “Screaming Ghost” piezo ‘acoustiphonic’ sound, for unmatched crystal-clear melody and crisp and growling bass tones. ‘Mini-Mixer’ blend feature and much more included.
Only $3300 US
- ToneWeaver NITRO with fanned frets has dual active-circuit Bartolini pickups for the melody and bass, to deliver world-famous warm and rich tone, plus the switch-selectable and blendable GraphTech “Screaming Ghost” piezo acoustiphonic sound, PLUS the tonal advantage of fanned frets, for those vasty-deep lows and focussed melody drive that *only* fanned fret design can deliver.
Only $3600 US
Purpose: The Megatar NITRO, whether you choose parallel-fret MaxTapper version or fanned-fret ToneWeaver version, is designed to give the gigging professional the widest possible rich palatte of sound available in any touch-style instrument available today ... *and* at the affordable pricing you’ve come to expect from Mobius Megatar.
The best tonal palette in the world for the working professional musician. Period.
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