Patina guitars PS-7 PP R - purple relic

While Patina Guitars is a newcomer to the traditional electric guitar and bass market, judging by the quality of its products, the brand seems firmly committed to making its mark in the entry-level and mid-range price segments!

The choice of woods, pickups, and hardware is by no means random and typically matches the specifications of instruments that are significantly more expensive.
Just take a look: Paulownia body, roasted maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, hand-wound AlNiCo V pickups, stainless steel frets, Alpha potentiometers, locking tuners, and bone nut.
The finishes are equally impressive, featuring nitrocellulose lacquer—just like on Fender or Gibson USA models—and luminescent side inlays on the neck.

In short, if you’re looking to purchase an authentic vintage-style model (the Relic treatment gives it an absolutely authentic look) that’s remarkably well-crafted at an extremely competitive price, we highly recommend checking out this PATINA GUITARS PS-7 PP R.
Its HSS pickup configuration, with a humbucking pickup in the bridge position, delivers generous and defined distortion that will appeal to fans of hard rock and even metal

Acclaimed by the greatest guitar builders (Suhr, Sandberg), Paulownia is poised to become a benchmark wood that, in the long run, has every chance of replacing ash.
Extremely lightweight, visually appealing, and a fast-growing tree, Paulownia has it all.
Stable and highly resonant, it produces impressive volume. The mids are warm, the bass is clear, and the highs are mellow. In short, it offers the best of both worlds—combining the qualities of ash and alder.

In addition to giving the wood an elegant patina, the kiln-drying process improves the instrument’s stability, sustain, clarity, and resonance, while protecting it from temperature fluctuations, humidity, and mold.