Patina guitars PS-4 SGR - sherwood green

The PATINA GUITARS PS-4 SGR is a vintage-style electric guitar designed for musicians looking to purchase a high-quality instrument at an affordable price. Its exceptional craftsmanship and carefully selected materials make it a true benchmark in the market.

Overview

Although Patina Guitars is a newcomer to the market, the quality of its instruments demonstrates a commitment to establishing its models in the entry-level and mid-range segments. This guitar stands out for its use of materials often reserved for much more expensive instruments.

Premium Materials for Optimal Tone

The PATINA GUITARS PS-4 SGR is crafted from several high-quality components:

• A Paulownia body, known for its light weight and exceptional resonance
• Roasted maple neck for improved stability and extended sustain
• Rosewood fingerboard, providing warmth and tonal richness
• Hand-wound AlNiCo V pickups, guaranteeing precise and powerful tones
• Stainless steel frets for increased durability
• Alpha knobs and locking tuners for precise and stable adjustment
• Bone nut for improved vibration transmission

Vintage styling and meticulous finishes

The finish on the PATINA GUITARS PS-4 SGR is exemplary, featuring a nitrocellulose lacquer reminiscent of models from major brands like Fender or Gibson USA. Additionally, luminescent side inlays add a modern touch to this classic design.

Impressive versatility for all music styles

This guitar features an HSS pickup configuration with a humbucking pickup at the bridge, delivering rich and defined distortion—ideal for hard rock and even metal.

Paulownia: A Revolutionary Wood

Paulownia, prized by many guitar makers such as Suhr and Sandberg, is a wood that could replace ash in the future. Its characteristics are exceptional:

• Very lightweight and visually appealing
• Fast-growing, making it a sustainable choice
• Stable and resonant, producing impressive volume
• A balanced tone with warm mids, clear bass, and mellow highs

The Benefits of the Roasting Process

The roasting process not only gives the wood an elegant patina but also improves the instrument’s stability, clarity, and resonance. It protects the guitar from temperature fluctuations, humidity, and mold.