Fibonacci reveals Martin Taylor Joya archtop guitar
British jazz guitar great announces hand-carved signature model

Fibonacci has announced its latest archtop, the Joya, designed with British jazz guitar great Martin Taylor.
The hand-carved model features a spruce top with flame maple back and solid spruce sides, across a 15” lower bout body paired with a flame maple neck.
A Kent Armstrong ‘Slimbucker’ 7.4k pickup is onboard, complete with hand-crafted birdseye maple cover, while Gotoh machineheads, CTS pots and a nitrocellulose finish round off the spec.
The Joya is available to order for £3,999/$4,995 from Martin Taylor Guitars.
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