Patina guitars PT-3 SGR - sherwood green

Discover the PATINA GUITARS PT-3 SGR, an electric guitar that combines high-quality craftsmanship with a competitive price, making it a must-have option for musicians looking for a vintage-style instrument.

Overview

Although Patina Guitars is a newcomer to the traditional electric guitar and bass market, the brand—judging by the quality of its products—seems firmly committed to establishing itself in the entry-level and mid-range price segments.

High-Quality Materials for Exceptional Sound

The choice of woods, pickups, and hardware is no accident and is typically found in the specifications of much more expensive instruments. Here are the features that make all the difference:

• Paulownia body for increased lightness and resonance
• Roasted maple neck for optimal stability
• Rosewood fingerboard for a comfortable feel
• Hand-wound AlNiCo V pickups for rich tones
• Stainless steel frets for superior durability
• Alpha potentiometers and locking tuners for precise adjustment
• Bone nut and saddle for better vibration transmission

Finishes inspired by leading brands

The finishes are no exception, featuring nitrocellulose lacquer—similar to that used on the famous Fender and Gibson USA models—and luminescent side inlays on the neck that combine aesthetics and functionality.

Paulownia: A Wood of the Future for Unmatched Sound

Acclaimed by the greatest luthiers (Suhr, Sandberg), Paulownia is poised to become a benchmark wood that, in the long run, has every chance of replacing ash. Extremely lightweight, visually appealing, and fast-growing, Paulownia has it all. Stable and highly resonant, it produces impressive volume. The midrange is warm, the bass is clear, and the treble is mellow, offering the best of both worlds between ash and alder.

A torrefaction process that enhances all aspects of performance

In addition to giving the wood an elegant patina, the toasting process improves the instrument’s stability, sustain, clarity, and resonance, while protecting it from temperature fluctuations, humidity, and mold.