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HEADWAY HOC-SAKURA/JS SBL-GRD - A tribute to the beauty of the Japanese cherry tree
Immerse yourself in the refined world of the Headway HOC-SAKURA/JS SBL-GRD, an acoustic guitar that celebrates Japanese craftsmanship with noble materials and a unique Summer Blue Gradation finish. Part of the Japan Tune-up Series, it benefits from meticulous tuning carried out in Deviser's Matsumoto workshop, guaranteeing perfect playability from the very first touch.
A guitar with a unique sound thanks to Japanese cherry wood
The HOC-SAKURA/JS is distinguished by its laminated Japanese cherry back and sides, a rare wood that gives the instrument a bright, clear tone, with warm mids and exceptional tonal balance.
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Solid Sitka spruce top: powerful, dynamic projection.
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Laminated Japanese cherry back and sides: rich, bright sound.
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Sculpted X-bracing: natural amplification of vibrations for a more open, detailed sound.
Optimal playing comfort and elegant design
This guitar has been designed to suit all playing styles, from fingerpicking to powerful chords:
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Nato neck with C-profile: comfortable grip for all techniques.
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628 mm (24.75") tuning fork: ideal for fluid play and rapid response.
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Micarta fingerboard and bridge: an eco-responsible alternative to ebony, combining solidity and aesthetics.
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Bone saddle and bridge: optimal vibration transmission for a rich, detailed sound.
Aesthetics are enhanced by white mother-of-pearl inlays inspired by the sakura flower. The transparent blue gradation applied to the top reveals the subtleties of the wood, making each guitar a unique piece.
Top-of-the-range finish for a perfect experience
The Japan Tune-up Series guarantees precise adjustment of every component for exceptional comfort and playability:
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Adjusted string action for smooth, enjoyable playing.
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Rounded fret edges for smooth fingerboard action.
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Carefully crafted saddle and bridge for precise, stable tuning.
The guitar comes with a reinforced gigbag, perfect for transporting and protecting the instrument.
