Domination Awaits
Dublin, the storm is coming. The ground is trembling under the sheer weight of the pure metal mayhem about to be unleashed. That’s right—Spira Guitars are rolling into Musicmaker, and once these machines hit the racks, there’s no turning back.
These guitars are practically weapons.
Forged in fire, built for the stage, and primed to unleash absolute carnage on your unsuspecting audience. Whether you wield your axe for speed, precision, brutality, or all of the above—Spira Guitars are here to take your playing to new, unholy levels of power.
Let’s tear into three of the meanest, nastiest, most devastating models about to land at Musicmaker. Hold onto your seats—this is about to get heavy.
The Spira Guitars S-400 MBK Satin Black – THE SHADOW OF DOOM
There are guitars that make a statement, and then there’s the S-400 MBK—an all-black harbinger of shred-laced destruction. With a roasted poplar body, this beast is light enough for you to thrash on stage but heavy enough in tone to split the earth in half. The Canadian roasted maple neck gives you smooth-as-hell playability, while the Ebony Tech fretboard lets your fingers glide like a demon sprinting through the underworld.
And then there are the Villain™ humbuckers. These pickups snarl, scream, and crush with every note. Whether you’re grinding out razor-sharp thrash rhythms, bending into some bluesy darkness, or slamming into a down-tuned chug so thick it threatens to break time itself, this guitar delivers. The sustain is endless, the bite is vicious, and the punch is pure fury.
And don’t even think about tuning issues—locking tuners, precision hardware, and an unshakable bridge mean you can divebomb, chug, and wail with impunity. This guitar leads the charge.
The S-450 TRD Flame Maple - Transparent Red: A FIRESTORM IN YOUR HANDS
Blood-red, flame-kissed, and merciless. The S-450 TRD really is a statement. A declaration of total tonal warfare. That glossy flame maple top in Transparent Red looks like it was ripped straight from the burning core of a collapsing star, and its sound? Just as devastating.
The roasted maple neck and fretboard give you lightning-speed access to every fret, while the Villain™ humbuckers roar with unfiltered, high-gain savagery. Cleans shimmer like the eerie calm before a storm, and the moment you kick in the distortion, the gates of hell open wide. Chunky lows, searing mids, glass-cutting highs—this beast does it all.
And let’s talk durability—this isn’t a guitar that quits. Whether you’re throwing down mind-bending solos, slamming power chords with the force of a wrecking ball, or pushing your amp into full-blown mayhem, the S-450 TRD stands its ground.
You want fire? You got it. This is six-stringed chaos at its finest.
The T-450 TDB Flame Maple - Transparent Blue: An ICE-COLD ASSASSIN
Not all killers wear black. Some stalk the stage in cold, calculating blue, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. The T-450 TDB takes everything brutal, classic, and iconic about the T-style guitar and turns it into a merciless, metal-drenched machine of destruction.
That Transparent Blue flame maple top is almost hypnotic, like the eye of a storm just before it consumes everything in its path. But don’t let its cool exterior fool you—this thing rips. The roasted poplar body keeps it lightweight and balanced, while the Canadian roasted maple neck and Ebony Tech fretboard deliver playability so effortless it feels like you’re cheating.
Then come the Villain™ humbuckers—capable of slashing through the mix with glassy leads, thunderous rhythms, and relentless sustain. Whether you’re cranking out southern-fried licks, punishing metal breakdowns, or neck-snapping thrash riffs, the T-450 never loses its edge. With 24 jumbo frets, your fingers can fly across the board at hyperspeed, leaving nothing but destruction in their wake.
This is a guitar that doesn’t just perform—it dominates.
Spira Guitars are about to hit Musicmaker - Are you ready?
This is a new line of guitars at Musicmaker. This is a sonic revolution.
Spira Guitars are built for the relentless, the obsessive, the players who live and breathe crushing tones, screaming solos, and untamed creativity. These instruments don’t hold back, so neither should you.
Get yourself to Musicmaker. Plug in. Crank it up. And prepare to shake the foundations of Dublin with every note you play.
This is metal. This is rock. This is Spira.
And it’s coming for you.
Tomorrow.
