Córdoba | Abasi Stage 7

The Abasi® Stage 7 is a purpose-built nylon-string electric guitar engineered for modern electric players seeking authentic nylon tone without the traditional limitations of classical instruments. Designed with Abasi Concepts® on the Larada ergonomic platform and built on Córdoba®’s proven Stage solidbody concept, it represents a new class of nylon-string instrument created specifically for contemporary performance. Rather than adapting a classical guitar for stage use, the Abasi Stage 7 was conceived from the outset for electrified environments, extended-range clarity, and a seamless transition from electric guitar technique. A thin, extensively chambered mahogany body with custom internal bracing delivers organic nylon response while minimizing feedback at higher volumes. Sculpted Larada contours and reduced body depth provide a natural, balanced feel whether seated or standing. Uncommon in this category, the Abasi Stage 7 offers full 24-fret access and a 7-string multiscale design tuned B to E, delivering piano-like low-end depth alongside articulate, expressive treble response. Narrower string spacing allows electric players to transition instinctively without relearning hand mechanics. Electronics are centered around a custom Stage pickup system co-developed with Fishman®, combining an under-saddle transducer with internal body sensors for natural, balanced amplified tone without harsh piezo artifacts. A professional onboard preamp with Volume, EQ, and Body Blend controls ensures precise tonal control on stage or in the studio. The Abasi Stage 7 defines a bold new direction in nylon-string guitar design - modern, ergonomic, and unapologetically performance-driven. ORDERS SHIP SUMMER 2026 Pre-order Option 1: Deposit $249.99 + balance charged upon shipment Signed Certificate of Authenticity with first run designation Abasi Concepts Nylon Mini Course Pre-order Option 2: Full payment Everything from Option 1, plus: Micro-Aggressor Pedal Priority allocation Both pre-order options fully refundable until April 1, 2026