Description
COLE CLARK Angel Studio Spruce Mahogany
Introducing the Cole Clark Angel Studio AN Spruce Mahogany – part of the new Studio Grand Auditorium range. Designed to bring Cole Clark's signature sound to a wider audience, this series blends high-end craftsmanship with accessible pricing.
The Angel Studio AN features a simplified version of the renowned PG3 pickup system, utilizing a strip piezo configuration. By streamlining the construction process and partnering with an offshore assembly team, Cole Clark delivers an exceptional instrument at an affordable price. Importantly, 60% of the guitar's production takes place in Melbourne, Australia.
Cole Clark sources and mills its timber locally, supporting Australian timber suppliers and creating jobs in the community. After the initial milling, the timber is shipped to an experienced manufacturing partner in China for assembly. Once assembled, the instruments return to the Melbourne workshop, where skilled luthiers handle final setup, nut and saddle cutting, and Plek processing – the same attention to detail applied to Cole Clark's Master Grade models. Rigorous quality checks ensure each guitar meets Cole Clark's exacting standards.
Key Features
- All-solid timber cutaway Studio Grand Auditorium body
- Cole Clark PG3 pickup system with strip piezo
- Poly Satin finish
- African Mahogany neck
- Spruce top
- African Mahogany back and sides
- Abalone inlaid rosette with timber binding
- Eucalypt fretboard and bridge
- Abalone dot inlays
- Grover machine heads
- Graph Tech Tusq nut and saddle
- Phosphor Bronze 12-53 strings
- 44mm (1.73") nut width
- 12" radius
- 25.5" scale length
- Heavy-duty grey gig bag included
- Pickguard supplied (in case)
- Not suitable for percussive playing
- Grain pattern may vary
- No left-handed model available
Looking to purchase the Cole Clark Angel Studio Spruce Mahogany? Coleman’s Music offers fast delivery across Australia, both in-store and online. Visit our Melbourne location or shop online to experience the exceptional craftsmanship of Cole Clark guitars today.
