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G300 PRO

ort’s prodigious output of original models continues apace, and the G300 Pro – the flagship model from the brand’s boutique-styled G series – provides further evidence that the company’s mastery of quantity has no detrimental effect on quality. Featuring a basswood body and maple cap, the G300 Pro’s shape bears more than a passing resemblance to the Suhr Modern but, priced at £749, it’s the market currently occupied by

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