Mahogany/Maple Amara For Sale!

We have decided to sell our third electric built by Sorbera Guitars! This guitar is in nearly perfect condition, the only wear on it is on the bridge and fingerboard because we played this guitar so much.
All electronics, pickups, wiring, and pots (volume, tone, & pickup selector) are brand new.

The wood this guitar is made from is naturally extremely light because of the quality of the woods Sorbera Guitars uses. So it weighs in at 6.4lbs. This guitar is extremely good sounding and very comfortable, you won’t want to leave it sitting around.

Guitar Info:
Sorbera Guitar #3 (third electric built by Sorbera Guitars)
Weight: 6.4 lbs
Scale Length: 25"
Pickups: Seymour Duncan Hot Rodded Humbucker Set
Tuners: Grover Locking
Wood: Mahogany, Figured Maple, and Ebony Fingerboard.
Hardshell Case: Included
Finish: Satin, ‘textured’.

One of Sorbera Guitars’ first electric guitars is now up for sale. This guitar is definitely a collector’s buy, but you will find yourself playing it more than saving it! We built this Amara using one of the lightest pieces of Mahogany we have found and stained the highly flamed maple top red to make the flame stand out.

Fingerboard is Ebony with wide/low frets. There are no position marker dots on the fingerboard and the fingerboard is slightly worn because we have played this guitar so much.

Headstock has a Flame Maple overlay, and this is one of the “Pre-SG logo" guitars, so there is no logo on the headstock. We will sign the back of the headstock and note what guitar this is for you if you would like.

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This guitar is already built and ready to ship, so you don't have to wait our normal 4 month build time to start playing.

The Amara base price is $2,300. This guitar is the third Sorbera Electric Guitar and is in perfect working order, and nearly perfect condition. We are asking $2,100. (Sales tax applies in Texas)

Please contact us if you are interested in purchasing this guitar or have any questions!

-Chris & Daniel Sorbera
www.sorberaguitars.com