The Abasi Stage 7 Nylon-String Acoustic-Electric Guitar in Ziricote is a cutting-edge 7-string instrument designed by Tosin Abasi and crafted by Cordoba. Combining modern ergonomic design with the traditional warmth of a nylon-string guitar, it features a Larada-inspired body, fanned frets, and advanced Fishman electronics, making it ideal for both performance and studio use. Available now from Sky Music Australia.
The Stage 7 boasts a highly chambered solid mahogany body paired with a solid spruce top and custom 4-piece bracing for rich resonance and balanced tonal response. An oval soundhole on the side allows you to monitor your playing with clarity. The Ziricote veneer adds a sophisticated visual appeal while maintaining optimal acoustic performance.
Its flat C-shaped mahogany neck is built for precision and speed, topped with a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard featuring a 16″-22″ compound radius and fanned frets for perfect string tension across all seven strings. The Cordoba Fishman Stage preamp system captures both string vibrations and the guitars body tone, delivering warm, articulate amplified sound. Premium hardware includes brushed brass tuners, a rosewood bridge, and a bone nut and saddle, complemented by an inlaid Abasi logo on the headstock.
Features
| Category | Acoustic-Electric |
| String Type | Nylon |
| Number of Strings | 7 |
| Orientation | Right-Hand |
| Body Shape | Abasi Larada |
| Top Wood | Solid Spruce |
| Back & Sides Wood | Mahogany |
| Body Bracing | Custom 4-Piece |
| Finish | Satin |
| Color | Ziricote |
| Neck Material | Mahogany |
| Neck Shape | Flat C-shape |
| Fingerboard Material | Rosewood |
| Fingerboard Radius | 16″-22″ Compound |
| Number of Frets | 24 (Fanned) |
| Scale Length | 27.5″ |
| Nut Width | 2.125″ |
| Nut / Saddle Material | Bone / Bone |
| Bridge Material | Rosewood |
| Tuning Machines | Cordoba Brushed Brass 7-String |
| Electronics | Fishman Stage Preamp System |
| Strings | Savarez Custom |
| Case / Gig Bag | Gig Bag Included |
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