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M-Tone Guitars Launches at Winter NAMM 2012

M-tones are designed to have super long sustain and are very punchy and articulate with great note separation.

Slipstream - Mahogany body. Two P-90 pickups.

Dynamo - Alder or mahogany body. Two pickups: Humbuckers, P-90s or single + hum.

Stackpole - Alder body. Three single coil pickups.

Portland, OR (January 7, 2012) - M-tone Guitars will be launching at the NAMM Show. Owner/builder Matt Proctor will be introducing the three electric guitar models, the Slipstream, the Dynamo and the Stackpole. M-tones are designed to have super long sustain and are very punchy and articulate with great note separation.

Matt designs and hand builds a limited number of electric guitars each year in his Portland, Oregon workshop. Matt trained as a sculptor and spent over 15 years making large-scale works out of steel, wood, and cast metals before turning his attention to guitar design.

Features of M-tone Guitars
• No two guitars are exactly alike: built by hand from lumber selection to final setup
• Every neck is hand carved
• Perfectly balanced, innovative body shapes with compound curve cutaways
• One-of-a-kind finishes in environmentally agreeable water-based lacquer
• 16-gauge steel pickguards individually surfaced to complement the finish of each guitar
• Strategically laid out aluminum position markers
• Jackbite shape shelters the input jack and works equally well with straight or angled plugs
• Top notch electronics and hardware sourced from small US companies
• Wood, steel, brass and bone components, but no plastic

Pricing and Ordering
M-tone's start at $2,500 with $100 up charge. Each guitar comes standard with hard case or Mono Case gig bag.

For more information:
m-tone.com