Spira Guitars T-400 MWH Satin White

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Spira Guitars T-400 MWH Satin White

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Spira Guitars T-400 MWH Satin White

The Spira T-400 MWH Satin White looks like somebody took the classic T-style electric guitar, locked it in a room with a pile of modern metal records, and waited to see what came out. The silhouette might have familiar roots, but this is very much a modern, high-performance electric guitar built for big riffs, high gain and fast playing.

That Satin White finish with black hardware and black pickguard is an absolute belter too. Clean, stark and slightly menacing, it gives the T-400 a contemporary look without wandering into full spaceship territory. The body itself is made from roasted poplar, paired with a Canadian roasted maple neck for a stable, responsive foundation.

The neck is where things get particularly tasty. Spira uses a Modern D profile, a relatively flat 14" radius and 24 jumbo frets across its Ebony Tech fingerboard. Add the familiar 25.5" scale length and you've got a setup that's made for accurate riffing, quick lead work, big bends and generally getting around the fretboard without much resistance.

Then we get to the appropriately named Spira Villain™ humbuckers. This custom-made ceramic pair delivers a hefty 12k output, designed to retain clarity and articulation when the gain starts getting ridiculous. Chunky rhythm parts stay tight, individual notes retain definition and there's enough output on tap for rock, metal, alternative and all manner of heavier proceedings.

Controls are pleasingly uncomplicated – Master Volume, Master Tone and a three-way pickup selector – while the fixed bridge keeps things solid and straightforward. Locking tuners are another seriously welcome inclusion, helping with tuning stability while making string changes considerably less annoying.

At Musicmaker, this is exactly the kind of modern guitar that makes us raise an eyebrow at the price tag and go back through the spec sheet again. Roasted woods, 24 jumbo frets, locking tuners, high-output ceramic humbuckers and a hardtail bridge – Spira has put the money into places that players will actually notice.

And in Satin White? Absolutely savage.


Features

  • Roasted poplar body – Lightweight, resonant, and durable with a sleek satin finish.
  • Canadian roasted maple neck – Incredibly stable, with a comfortable modern D profile.
  • Hi-graded Ebony Tech fretboard – 24 jumbo frets and a 14” radius for a smooth, fast-playing feel.
  • Spira Villain™ humbuckers (HH configuration) – Custom-made ceramic pickups delivering high-output clarity.
  • 1 volume, 1 tone control – Simple and intuitive tone-shaping.
  • Fixed bridge & locking tuners – Rock-solid tuning stability and maximum sustain.
  • 25.5” scale length, 43mm nut width – Designed for comfort and precision.
  • Double-action truss rod & bone nut – Ensures long-term neck stability and improved resonance.


If you're looking for a T-style guitar with modern performance features, the Spira T-400 delivers in every way—powerful tone, premium construction, and stunning aesthetics. Whether you’re playing hard rock, blues, metal, or fusion, this guitar performs flawlessly across genres.


Specifications

Body

  • Body Material: Roasted Poplar
  • Finish: Satin
  • Body Shape: T-Style

Neck & Fretboard

  • Neck Material: Canadian Roasted Maple
  • Neck Shape: Modern D
  • Fretboard Material: Hi-graded Ebony Tech
  • Fretboard Radius: 14"
  • Number of Frets: 24 Jumbo
  • Scale Length: 25.5"
  • Nut Material: Bone
  • Nut Width: 43mm
  • Truss Rod: Double Action

Hardware & Electronics

  • Machine Heads: Black, Locking
  • Pickups: HH, Spira Villain, Custom Made, 12k Output, Ceramic Magnet
  • Bridge: Fixed, String-Through Hardtail
  • Controls: 1 Volume, 1 Tone
  • Hardware Colour: Black

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  • Model: T-400 MWH

€354.00
Ex Tax: €287.80
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