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The Nik Huber Orca Super Hollow is a masterpiece of modern luthiery, epitomizing the meticulous craftsmanship and sleek design synonymous with Nik Huber guitars. Built upon the revered '59 platform, this instrument is a celebration of both tradition and innovation. Its semi hollow construction, meticulously carved from select tonewoods, imbues the guitar with a resonant warmth and a vibrant acoustic character. The attention to detail is evident in every aspect, from the hand-selected materials to the precision fretwork and impeccable finishing. With its superb playability and versatile tonal palette, the Nik Huber Orca Super Hollow stands as a testament to Nik Huber's dedication to pushing the boundaries of guitar design. A perfect combination of the traditionmal shapes and mojo with the German precision.

Model - Orca 59 East Indian Rosewood

Curly/ Flame Maple Top (Eastern/Michigan) - Chambered Mahogany Body and Neck - Open porse finish -= Traditional Sunburst - Fat Mahogany Back (traditional Thickness) - East Indian Rosewood Fingerboard - Bound Fingerboard (Binding of Curly Maple) - Ebony Headstock Veneer - Crown Trapeze Inlays (MOP) - 25" Scale Length - Set '59 Harry Häussel Humbuckers - 2 Volume and 2 Tone Controls (1 Push/Pull on Neck Tone for Coil Tap) - 3-Way Toggle Switch - Tuneomatic with Tailpiece - Incl. Hardcase

Nik Huber himself is a luminary in the world of contemporary luthiery, renowned for his unwavering commitment to excellence and passion for the craft. With over two decades of experience, Huber has earned a reputation as one of the finest guitar builders in the world. His approach combines traditional techniques with modern innovation, resulting in instruments that are as visually stunning as they are sonically sublime. Each guitar bearing his name is a testament to his expertise, reflecting his relentless pursuit of perfection and his deep understanding of tone, playability, and aesthetics. Huber's guitars are cherished by players and collectors alike, a testament to his enduring influence on the world of guitar craftsmanship.