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Premium
American Craftsmanship & Components
High precision manufacturing and meticulous craftsmanship
provide the minute detail and exacting tolerances which enable us to produce
the many unusual and innovative features we've developed in creating the
U.S. Masters products. U.S. Masters guitars and basses are completely
made in Middleton, Wisconsin, USA. We use premium components throughout
our product lines, selected to provide the best possible service and/or
performance. We use select woods chosen first for performance and sound
quality, then for beauty; woods such as mahogany, pau ferro (Bolivian
rosewood), hard maple, birdseye maple, curly, flame, quilted and spalted
maples, ebony, swamp ash, alder, redwood, walnut and others.
Patented Designs
U.S. Masters electric guitars and basses incorporate unique, practical
and functional designs and innovations such as our hand-fitted Compression-Set
Captive Neck Joint and our Ever-Tru necks with their Extended Uniform
Neck Profile and Contoured Flex Truss Rod, developments that specifically
enhance sound quality, resonance, tuning, durability and playability as
compared with conventional designs.
The Sounds
Each U.S. Masters model suits a different kind of player. While the materials
and structure of our instruments shape critical foundational characteristics
such as timbre, articulation and sustain, pickups are a key element in
bringing forth the feel, tone and personality of each model. Most of the
pickups we use are U.S. Masters pickups, custom designed and manufactured
to our specifications to achieve a sound quality and sound ideal that
allows the "big" and "alive" acoustic qualities of
our guitars and basses to shine. And the integrated design of our switching
and tone control circuitry further enhances sound quality as well as versatility.
Listen to the clarity, detail and range of expression, even the voicing
and usefulness of the tone control. Our instruments are designed for the
serious player who stakes his or her reputation on his sound.
Details Make a Difference
If it's part of our instrument, it's been considered thoroughly, like
the stainless steel and carbon fiber control plates used to mount the
lever switch in our guitars with rear-mounted electronics. It may be a
small detail, but it provides a good ground plane with no screws through
the top of the guitar to hold the switch. It looks very clean with no
potential for corrosion or damage to the finish or the electronic components.
We use threaded inserts and machine screws for the tremolo claw. It makes
for much easier adjustment and eliminates the problems with tear out and
cam out so common with the wood screws normally used for the trem claw.
Pickups that are direct-mounted use threaded inserts for the height screws
to eliminate tear out and make adjustment easier. Look at the shaping
of the frets, detailing of contours, precision fitting of parts and components.
These are just a small example of the multitude of factors we consider
constantly. Individually that may not seem like much, but put together
it sets our instruments apart for their quality, their sound and the way
they play.
Thank you for visiting our web site.
If you have any questions, we ask you to contact us via e-mail or by phone.
We'll be pleased to answer your questions and maybe help you get into
the guitar or bass you've always wished you could have.
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U.S. Masters Guitar
Works is a product of M-Tec Corp.
2324 Pinehurst Dr. Unit B Middleton, WI 53562
608-836-5505 Fax:608-836-6530
These products are covered by U.S. Patents Nos.
5,886,272 & 6,051,765
The Following are Trademarks of U.S. Masters
Guitar Works:
Compression-Set
Captive Neck Joint · Contoured-Flex Truss Rod System · Contoured-Flex
Neck Reinforcing Truss Rod System
Sportster · EP · SuperT · Punch
Control · Ever-Tru Neck · Extended Uniform Profile ·
MultiVoice Tone Circuit
MVP MultiVoice Passive Tone Circuit · Studio Active Electronics
· Live Active Electronics · Versatek
· Power Harness · U.S. Masters Guitar Works · U.S.
Masters · The U.S. Masters Oval Logo
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