FS: 2016 Kauer's (Banshee, Arcturus, Starliner, Daylighter and more!)

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New color, new Arcturus! This is a color taken right from Mini Cooper's color catalog we call Glacier Blue. What better way to kick off a new color than doing it as a TV finish first!
Specs:
  • Spanish Mahogany body Arcturus, flamed Maple neck with Wenge fretboard
  • Lollar Regals, Mastery Vibrato/Bridge
  • 12" radius, 25.5" scale, 1 11/16" nut width
  • .90" at the nut, .94" at the 12th fret full C profile
  • Hand metered and selected CTS pots, Switchcraft jack, CRL switch, Dunlop Straplock Ready buttons
  • 8.3lbs
  • Ships in a Mono case
3150 + s/h
http://www.kauerguitars.com/ready-to-ship/arcturus-tv-glacier-blue-w-mastery
 
Shit Doug, that's gorgeous. Seriously phenomenal. I don't even like off-sets, but I love that.

If I were gigging and bring ina few hundred a month from it, I'd have to at least try this if not buy it outright.

Bravo sir!
 
Dogsinotpalc said:
Shit Doug, that's gorgeous. Seriously phenomenal. I don't even like off-sets, but I love that.

If I were gigging and bring ina few hundred a month from it, I'd have to at least try this if not buy it outright.

Bravo sir!
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Thanks!

Kerouac said:
Needs a maple board. :embarrassed:
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You spend the money we'll put a maple board on it. But... I know I don't have to worry about that right now LOL
 
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It's scientifically proven that Surf Green IS the best sounding color on any guitar!

Specs:

  • Alder Arcturus / flamey Maple neck with a Wenge Fretboard
  • Mastery Bridge and Trem, McNelly Cornicopia's with goldfoil cover
  • .89" C profile at the nut tapering to .93" at the 12th fret
  • 25.5" scale, 1 11/16" nut width, 22 fret, 12" radius, Jescar 47095NS frets
  • 8.8lbs
  • Ships in a Mono Case
  • 2950 + s/h
http://www.kauerguitars.com/ready-to-ship/arcturus-surf-green
 
dougk said:
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It's scientifically proven that Surf Green IS the best sounding color on any guitar!

Specs:

  • Alder Arcturus / flamey Maple neck with a Wenge Fretboard
  • Mastery Bridge and Trem, McNelly Cornicopia's with goldfoil cover
  • .89" C profile at the nut tapering to .93" at the 12th fret
  • 25.5" scale, 1 11/16" nut width, 22 fret, 12" radius, Jescar 47095NS frets
  • 8.8lbs
  • Ships in a Mono Case
  • 2950 + s/h
http://www.kauerguitars.com/ready-to-ship/arcturus-surf-green
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Holy mother of selling one of my kidneys...
 
Well, if I were to somehow come into millions of dollars I think i'd fly out there and buy you out of stock. My gawd.
 
dougk said:
You know we have financing thru Reverb or you can custom order and be on a quarter payment installment program :wink: Keep the kidneys they are pretty useful
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Tempting, tempting...

Unrelated to me, but do you guys do an electric 12? I've got a total gear hound buddy who is in the market and is not finding anything off the rack. He's much less of a cheapskate than me so...
 
How is that vibrato? I see it on a lot of your builds, so I'm assuming it works well and the strings stay in the guides OK. (Seems like I recall that being an issue with the Fender design.)

Does it have a rear route with springs, or is it self contained? The surf green Arcturus has a rear route, but the Redwood #2 does not. :confused:

Love 'em all, btw.
 
shoeless said:
How is that vibrato? I see it on a lot of your builds, so I'm assuming it works well and the strings stay in the guides OK. (Seems like I recall that being an issue with the Fender design.)

Does it have a rear route with springs, or is it self contained? The surf green Arcturus has a rear route, but the Redwood #2 does not. :confused:

Love 'em all, btw.
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The Mastery is just fantastic. Expensive but by far my favorite trem. No rear routing for it, it's all self contained. The photo of the green one, all those routings are on the top (Arcturus gets a bathtub rout).

-d
 
shoeless said:
How is that vibrato? I see it on a lot of your builds, so I'm assuming it works well and the strings stay in the guides OK. (Seems like I recall that being an issue with the Fender design.)

Does it have a rear route with springs, or is it self contained? The surf green Arcturus has a rear route, but the Redwood #2 does not. :confused:

Love 'em all, btw.
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The Mastery is awesome. I have one on my McFeely. Hands down my favorite.
 
dougk said:
The Mastery is just fantastic. Expensive but by far my favorite trem. No rear routing for it, it's all self contained. The photo of the green one, all those routings are on the top (Arcturus gets a bathtub rout).

-d
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Thanks, and yeah, that route is obviously on the front. The shaft holes, neck pocket and switch slot are dead giveaways, lol. I didn't pay close enough attention.
 
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Here it is, the very first Arcturus Supreme, our newest model for 2016! Based on our wildly popular Arcturus, this thinline / semi hollow version brings some of our favorite design and sonic traits to the model. Featuring an Alder body with a Maple cap, Maple 25.5" scale neck and Lollar Regal pickups this model will be another great addition to the Kauer family.

Specs:
  • Alder Body, Maple cap
  • 25.5" scale, flamed Maple neck with Wenge Fretboard
  • 1 11/16" nut width, 12" radius, 22 fret, Jescar 47095NS frets
  • .88-.94" C neck (other necks available, just ask)
  • Mastery Vibrato and Bridge
  • Lollar Regal (other options available on checkout) pickups
  • Ships in a Mono Case
  • 8.0lbs
3300+s/h
http://www.kauerguitars.com/ready-to-ship/arcturus-supreme-thinline
 
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