Parker P8EN acoustic guitar with RM acoustics pickup

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Parker P8E Acoustic-Electric Features at a Glance:
Distinctive Parker design with Canadian cedar top and rosewood binding
American flame maple back and sides with Mexican abalone rosette
Three-piece Indonesian mahogany neck with African ebony fingerboard
Fishman hum-canceling neck pickup plus Acoustic Matrix undersaddle system
Includes deluxe plush-lined hardshell case
Distinctive Parker design with Canadian cedar top and rosewood binding
Like all Parker Guitars, the P8E Acoustic-Electric doesn't follow any trend. Like all their products, they chose the best materials; then they built their own uncompromising vision of what a guitar should be. For superb tonal balance, they started with a piece of select Canadian cedar for the top, because that's where the magic begins. From there, all the pieces must work in total harmony, so for the binding, Parker decided that the best possible material was not plastic, it was rosewood.

American flame maple back and sides with Mexican abalone rosette
The next step is choosing a tone wood that would resonate perfectly with the cedar top, and so the finest American flame maple was selected for the back and sides. This gives the Parker P8E an amazingly clear voice, rich in both fundamentals and those all-important harmonics. And honestly, is there any other wood that has the rich history of flame maple? It's been used for over a century in some of the finest instruments, making it the perfect choice for this brand new acoustic-electric for a brand new century! But we wouldn't be fair to the Parker P8E without mentioning the beauty of the Mexican abalone rosette, which surrounds the decidedly different oval sound hole. Inlaid by hand, this adds just the perfect touch of elegance.

Three-piece Indonesian mahogany neck with African ebony fingerboard
Indonesian mahogany is some of the densest wood on the planet, yet