Ahi_Tenor

Ahi means fire in Hawai'ian. The Ahi tenor carries the fire theme throughout it's
construction from the flamed koa used on the body, neck and inlays to the flame shaped
peghead and flame shaped bridge. A custom sunburst finish on the spruce top rounds
out the overall look of this instrument.

Instrument Specifications:

Curly koa back and sides
Sitka spruce soundboard
Curly koa body binding with fine line black/white/black top
back and side purfling
Curly koa rosette
4 fan top bracing
Neck is curly koa with ebony and curly maple laminate
Macassar ebony fretboard with curly koa flame inlay
Mother of pearl side position markers at 3, 5, 7, 10, 12, 15
fret positions
19 frets
Macassar ebony bridge with koa flame inlay
Rosewood bridge pins with gold MOP dots
Bone nut and saddle
Headplate flame inlay of macassar ebony and dark and
light curly koa
Schaller gold plated mini tuners with ebony knobs
Low G, gCEA tuning
High gloss nitrocellulose finish with sunburst top
Includes Protec ProPac case

Dimensions:

17" playing scale
12.1" body length
8.8" lower body width
6.5" upper body width
5.9" width at waist
3-1/8" maximum body depth
2-7/8" minimum body depth
1.5" width at nut
1.7" width at 12th fret
26.9" overall length