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Description Made for intermediate players and acoustic-to-electric switchers—your first serious Strat-style electric that’s studio-ready for clean, detailed recordings and stage-ready for live performances, with a tremolo setup for expressive lead playing and a complete starter combo (gig bag cable complementary learning course). Specifications: SKU KST1-MBK Controls 2 Tones and 1 Volume Series Tennessee Output Jack Type Phono Body Type ST Pickup Position Neck, Middle and Bridge Size 39 Inches Trussrod Yes Color Black Nut Width 43 mm Finish Matte Finish Scale Length 25.2 Inches Body Material Poplar Wood Fret Count 22 Frets Neck Construction Bolt On Action at 12th fret high e & low e High E String 2.5 mm / Low E String 2 mm Neck Material Maple Wood Neck Profile C Shape Fretboard Material Black Wood No of Strings 6 Strings Bridge Material Metal String Material Steel Strings Nut Material PPS String Gauge 0.010 – 0.046 Bridge Type Synchronized Tremolo Tuning Keys Die Cast Chrome Keys Hand Orientation Right Hand Pickup Selector 5 Way Pickup Configuration S S S Dimensions Pickup Type Single Coil Item Weight 3.2 Kgs Product Details: Classic ST-Style Design – 39-inch electric guitar inspired by the iconic Strat-style silhouette, crafted for players who value balanced tone, comfortable playability, and refined modern aesthetics. Balanced Poplar Wood Body – Carefully selected solid poplar body delivers crisp highs, defined mids, and a tight, responsive low end—ideal for studio recording, home practice, and live performances. Comfortable Maple Neck – Bolt-through maple neck with a smooth C-shaped profile offers excellent stability and effortless playability, supporting clean chord transitions and fast lead work across the fretboard. Authentic 25.2-Inch Scale Length – Provides natural string tension and resonance for expressive bends, articulate picking, and reliable intonation across all playing styles. Triple Single-Coil Pickup Configuration (S-S-S) – Captures classic Strat-style tones—sparkling cleans, glassy mids, and clear, cutting lead sounds suitable for blues, rock, pop, funk, and fusion. Versatile Tone Controls – 5-way pickup selector combined with dedicated Bass, Treble, and Volume controls allows precise tonal shaping, from warm vintage character to bright modern clarity. Synchronized Tremolo Bridge – Metal-saddle tremolo system enables smooth vibrato effects while maintaining tuning stability and sustain during expressive playing. Modern Fretboard Feel – Sleek black wood fretboard with 20 well-finished frets offers fluid playability, accurate note definition, and a clean, contemporary look. Stable Hardware & Setup – Adjustable truss rod ensures consistent neck relief across changing weather conditions, while metal die-cast tuning machines provide precise tuning and long-term reliability. Bright, Durable Strings – Factory-fitted high-quality steel strings deliver a dynamic response, clear articulation, and dependable durability. Matte Black Premium Finish – Classy non-gloss matte black finish feels smooth in hand, looks professional on camera for covers and reels, and stands out confidently under stage lighting. Complimentary Guitar Learning Course – Includes a complimentary online course with step-by-step lessons—from tuning basics to playing 10 popular songs—perfect for guided learning and steady progress. Built for Indian Musicians – Kadence is a home-grown brand engineered for Indian weather conditions, delivering international-level performance without inflated brand pricing. Pay for quality, features, and sound—not just a famous headstock. Sound Quality This Strat-style guitar delivers a clear, balanced-bright tone with excellent note definition, making it great for clean sounds, light crunch, and expressive lead playing. The bass stays tight and controlled, even when playing full chords, while the focused midrange fits well in a band mix and supports vocals and rhythm parts. Crisp single-coil highs add classic sparkle and chime for funk, arpeggios, and clean leads. It cuts through rehearsals and live jams with ease and offers smooth sustain with clear note separation for bends, solos, and effects. Best for playing This Strat-style guitar is great for rhythm strumming and lead playing that work well for funk patterns, open chords, and singing along. The comfortable neck supports smooth lead runs, bends, and melodic solos, while the single-coil pickups deliver clear tones from blues to rock, even with overdrive. It feels stable and forgiving for longer practice and growing skills. Genres it suits most This Strat-style guitar is well suited for pop rock and soft rock, Bollywood, indie, and pop music. For blues and country-influenced styles, the classic Strat twang adds bite and clarity to open chords, steady rhythms, and bluesy solos, making it versatile across many genres. It can do but not its main strength It can adapt to many genres, but it truly excels in blues, rock, funk, and pop, not unplugged styles. FAQ’s 1) Who is this guitar for? This Strat-style electric guitar is ideal for beginners and intermediate players who want one versatile instrument for blues, rock, funk, pop, indie, and fusion. It suits musicians who enjoy clean, glassy tones, expressive lead playing, and dynamic rhythm work. The comfortable, ergonomic body makes it easy to practice for long sessions, while the single-coil pickups provide clear note separation and responsive touch. 2) When is this guitar not the right choice? This guitar is not the best choice if you need a compact travel instrument, since full-scale Strat bodies are larger and require an amplifier to play. It’s also not meant for plug-and-play recording without external gear, and may not suit players who prefer deep, bass-heavy tones, as its sound is more bright and mid-focused. 3) What comes in the Super Combo? The box includes the Strat-style electric guitar, a padded gig bag, a 6.35mm instrument cable, a tremolo arm, and a complementary online learning course accessible through a coupon code. 4) Warranty, service, and setup The guitar comes with a 1-year manufacturing defect warranty and a 7-day replacement window for defects. It is shipped with strings loosened and packed in double-layer protective packaging to reduce transit risk. After unboxing, simply tune to standard E–A–D–G–B–E and start playing. If the strings feel hard or there is minor buzzing, a quick basic setup at a local guitar technician will optimize playability. In the rare case of shipping damage, clear photos within 24 hours will help arrange a replacement. 5) Is it good for beginners? Yes, it is comfortable to hold, easy to play, and beginner-friendly, but it does require an amplifier. 6) What music genres does it suit? It works best for blues, rock, funk, pop, indie, and fusion styles. 7) Can it play metal? Yes, it can handle metal with pedals or HSS configurations, though it is not primarily designed as a metal guitar. 8) Is it good for fingerstyle? Yes, it works well for electric fingerstyle playing, but it is not a replacement for an acoustic guitar. 9) Why does it sound bright? The single-coil pickups are designed to deliver clear, crisp, and articulate tones. 10) What is SSS vs HSS? SSS refers to three single-coil pickups for classic Strat clarity, while HSS uses a humbucker at the bridge for more power and higher-gain styles. 11) Is the tremolo stable? Yes, with proper setup and moderate use, it remains stable. 12) Does it have noise issues? A slight hum is normal with single-coil pickups and is expected behavior. 13) Is it good for recording? Yes, it produces clear, mix-friendly tones that work well in recordings. 14) Who should buy a Strat-style guitar? Anyone looking for comfort, versatility, and classic electric guitar tones. 15) What amp do I need? A 20-watt practice amplifier is recommended for home use. 16) What cable is required? A standard 6.35mm (¼-inch) instrument cable is needed to connect to an amplifier. 17) How do I access the complementary learning course? You will receive a coupon code with the product. Visit krack.ai, choose your course, and apply the code at checkout to redeem it. 18) How do weather conditions affect the guitar? Because guitars are made of natural wood, heat and humidity can cause expansion, while cold conditions can cause contraction. This may slightly change the neck shape and string height. The adjustable truss rod helps correct these seasonal changes. For best care, slightly detune after playing, store the guitar in its bag, keep it at normal room temperature, and avoid direct sunlight or extreme heat.
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