Legator X8 Ninja X 8 String - Royal Purple

Legator's Flagship Ninja

The Legator X8 Ninja X 8 String is part of Legator's flagship X series, featuring premium tonewoods and appointments, and the incredible new epoxy resin-infused Royal Purple finish, which really makes the grain pop on the California Buckeye Burl top. 

The combination of a bolt-on 5 piece Wenge/Maple neck, and a jet black 18" radius Richlite fretboard, makes for hours of speedy and comfortable shredding, while an Evertune bridge and Legator Pro Locking Tuners ensures your Ninja is (literally) always in tune. The Evertune bridge is a patented design that perfectly balances the string tension of your guitar, so that, once you tune up, the Evertune stays in tune and maintains your intonation forever, no matter how hard you play! And you will want to play hard, with a set of brutal Fishman Fluence Modern pickups, with Push/Pull Voice Selection. Fishman Fluence pickups combine the soul of your favourite passive humbuckers, with the raw power and brutal aggression of actives. Voice 1 dishes out plenty of searingly crispy and crunchy tone - forget about mud, this setting has nothing but tight bass and the perfect amount of growl. Voice 2 is more organic, like a high-output passive - this setting loves distortion, and handles it with classic Fluence dynamics and response. The X series features plenty more player-friendly features, like a slick satin finish, stainless steel frets, graphite nut, a killswitch, deluxe gig bag, and Luminlays on the side and the fretboard.

At Riffs & Licks Music, we think the Legator X8 Ninja X 8 String, finished in Royal Purple, is perfect for serious shredders who need a head-turning premium workhorse that can handle anything.

Please Note: (1) The video above depicts the EverTune bridge and the guitar featured is not a Legator. (2) Because of the use of natural heavily-featured timber infused with resin on this guitar's top, grain and pattern may vary from images. (3) Images of the X8 are not currently available - the X7 (7-string version) is depicted above.