The Nebula Dx Supernova lands the best of both worlds! Our heel-less system style aluminum neck with your choice of anodized color, woven or unidirectional carbon fiber fretboard and headstock style on an ultra chambered clear lucite body with LED. These guitars are our premier model with all of the craftsmanship, engineering and vibe any player or shop could want. Most certainly a modern classic in the making.
* Choose from 3x3 tilt back headstock in either our UltraLight Style or our traditional A style (pictured)
* Choose woven or unidirectional carbon fiber fretboard
*Choose neck and scratch plate color.
* Pickup options include Lollar Imperials, Lollar Novel 90s, Lollar Novel T or Lollar DBs.
Nebula Specs:
8 lbs Total Weight
HollowCore™ Aluminum Neck
12k Woven Carbon Fiber Fretboard
Locking Tuners
Jescar Jumbo Stainless Steel Frets
Bolt-on Brass Nut
Lollar Imperial Humbuckers
3-way Toggle
Aluminati Bridge w. Graphtech Saddles
Chambered Clear Lucite Body
Optional LED
25.5” Scale with 22 Frets
12” Radius
D Shape
Hand Wired and Finished
500k Bourne Pots
Hardshell Case
Lifetime Warranty
My Nebula DX has landed and i cannot tell you how thrilled i am. This guitar is everything.
I think I own about 12 guitars. The Nebula DX jumped to the front of the pack the moment I opened the case.
The finish and quality are immediately apparent. There's obviously some serious thought and engineering in the design of this instrument, but when you pick one up you realize there's an equal amount of love and craftsmanship involved in building one. Everything about it says precision and attention to detail.
And that 'precision' metaphor carries over when you play it. I told a friend that it "plays like a scalpel and screams like a laceration." I don't really know how to describe it, but the attack is so fast and the tone is so crisp and clean that it makes my other guitars feel sloppy by comparison. It rewards good playing.
Speaking of tone, there's a lot more tonal versatility than I expected. Max the knobs and switch to the bridge pickup and it's an absolute screamer, but backing off the tone and volume will surprise you with how warm and full the tone can get, and the neck pickup adds a lot of depth. The sustain caught me off guard as well - I expected good sustain from an aluminum-necked guitar, but this thing sustains for days.
Let's be blunt - it's a serious chunk of change for something this new and innovative, but now that I've got one on my wall and I've had a chance to spend some time with it? I consider it money very well spent. I think you will too.
I'v had a Nebula Dx for about 6 months now and I have to say I am blown away by the playability, design, and build of the entire instrument. I have owned and toured on vintage LP style guitars, boutique strats, and a slew of middle of the road guitars. For a long time I didn't see the point in spending thousands of dollars on a guitar. I assumed that the player makes all the difference, and they do, but as I continue to dive deeper into this long strange tonal trip, I understand that the tool is a conduit for the expression and well, some tools are simply better than others. If I am not inspired to play an instrument then musical ideas do not present themselves and at the end of the day the point is to exercise those demons! Or Angels, whatever your into. These instruments are built by a shop that has an arsenal of creatively and technically gifted people in it. From the manufacturing process to the hand finished details and everything in between, Aluminati gear is built to serve the muse and that is exactly what they do. They are fast, articulate, unique and simply fun to play. If you are a musician who is in it for the need of true inspired expression, these guitars are for you.
My Nebula DX has landed and i cannot tell you how thrilled i am. This guitar is everything.
I think I own about 12 guitars. The Nebula DX jumped to the front of the pack the moment I opened the case.
The finish and quality are immediately apparent. There's obviously some serious thought and engineering in the design of this instrument, but when you pick one up you realize there's an equal amount of love and craftsmanship involved in building one. Everything about it says precision and attention to detail.
And that 'precision' metaphor carries over when you play it. I told a friend that it "plays like a scalpel and screams like a laceration." I don't really know how to describe it, but the attack is so fast and the tone is so crisp and clean that it makes my other guitars feel sloppy by comparison. It rewards good playing.
Speaking of tone, there's a lot more tonal versatility than I expected. Max the knobs and switch to the bridge pickup and it's an absolute screamer, but backing off the tone and volume will surprise you with how warm and full the tone can get, and the neck pickup adds a lot of depth. The sustain caught me off guard as well - I expected good sustain from an aluminum-necked guitar, but this thing sustains for days.
Let's be blunt - it's a serious chunk of change for something this new and innovative, but now that I've got one on my wall and I've had a chance to spend some time with it? I consider it money very well spent. I think you will too.
I'v had a Nebula Dx for about 6 months now and I have to say I am blown away by the playability, design, and build of the entire instrument. I have owned and toured on vintage LP style guitars, boutique strats, and a slew of middle of the road guitars. For a long time I didn't see the point in spending thousands of dollars on a guitar. I assumed that the player makes all the difference, and they do, but as I continue to dive deeper into this long strange tonal trip, I understand that the tool is a conduit for the expression and well, some tools are simply better than others. If I am not inspired to play an instrument then musical ideas do not present themselves and at the end of the day the point is to exercise those demons! Or Angels, whatever your into. These instruments are built by a shop that has an arsenal of creatively and technically gifted people in it. From the manufacturing process to the hand finished details and everything in between, Aluminati gear is built to serve the muse and that is exactly what they do. They are fast, articulate, unique and simply fun to play. If you are a musician who is in it for the need of true inspired expression, these guitars are for you.