Do all Crafter guitars come with a gig bag?

July 30th, 2013||

Do Crafter advertise their products?

Absolutely! In the UK, Crafter advertise in trade, retail, online and in student magazines – most of which can be bought in WH Smiths or well known supermarkets. We also have social media pages for the UK on Facebook and Twitter.

International distributors also advertise in their own countries such as in the rest of Europe, Australia, Brasil, the USA and of course, Korea. Go to www.crafterguitars.com to find your international distributor.

July 19th, 2013||

I am a Crafter dealer, where can I obtain Crafter logos and images for my shop?

There is a Crafter Media Page that has the Crafter logo as vector files, banners and promotional images but you will need to contact the Marketing department at Sutherland Trading for the password to access this area.

July 19th, 2013||

What is the neck radius of my guitar?

The neck radius of most Crafter Guitars is 400 millimeters (15 ¾ inches). Our Classical Guitars have a flat neck radius.

July 11th, 2013||

I bought a used Crafter guitar from someone, how can I find out what it’s worth?

The best way to see what a used guitar is worth is to see what they have been selling for on popular used instrument sites, like eBay, Gumtree or Craigslist. Another alternative would be to see what guitars with similar woods and features are selling for.

July 11th, 2013||

Does Crafter make custom or special order guitars?

Unfortunately Crafter does not have the facilities to build specially made guitars on request.

July 11th, 2013||

What type of strings came with my SA/SAT hybrid guitar and can I use different strings on it?

Crafter SA and SAT models are supplied from the factory with electric strings which are used because the magnetic pickup responds the best to this type of string. Acoustic strings will not work properly with the magnetic pickup. Electric strings are not optimised for the acoustic under saddle pickup but the difference between the response to these and acoustic strings is negligible.

The gauges of the strings fitted at the factory are .011 to .049 and small changes to these gauges should not affect the intonation. However, if you use a set with a wound third string the intonation will almost certainly be out and you will need to change the bridge saddle. A suitable replacement is supplied with the guitar.

July 11th, 2013||

Is there an instruction manual for my electro-acoustic guitar’s preamp system?

An instruction manual for Crafter guitars, which includes general instructions for Crafter preamps, is shipped with all new Crafter guitars.

You can find a PDF copy on this website  on the Downloads page.

There are preamp manuals that can also be found on the Crafter Guitars International website here.

July 11th, 2013||

What is the difference between the Crafter SA and the SAT hybrid guitar models?

The differences between the SA and the SAT relates to the pickup and electronics. These are:
SA Pickups – LR Baggs Element undersaddle acoustic pickup plus a lipstick style single coil.
SAT Pickups – LR Baggs Element undersaddle acoustic pickup plus a Kent Armstrong P90 style humbucker.

The SA features a preamplifier fitted to the top bout of the guitar with controls for bass, mid, treble, volume and a blend control. The outputs of the pickups are mixed and blended together after which the volume and tone of the blended sound is processed and sent to a single mono jack output.

The SAT has rotary volume and active tone control for each pickup and the outputs are sent to a stereo output jack so that each pickup can be routed to its own amplifier. If a standard mono jack cable is used the outputs of the two pickups are mixed and the mix (or blending) can be controlled with the volume controls of the two pickups.

July 11th, 2013||

Does Crafter make guitar accessories?

Yes, Crafter make a variety of guitar accessories under the Crafter, Ashland and Cruzer names. They make tuners, guitar stands, capos, bridge pin remover tools, string winders, cleaning cloths, guitar cases and gig bags.

June 20th, 2013||