Solar Guitars A2.7CLN Canibalismo
The Solar Guitars A2.7CLN Canibalismo pairs a 26.5-inch scale and two Duncan Solar humbuckers with neck-through-body construction. Check the finish details with the seller before ordering, as the listing provides conflicting color information.
★★★★★ 5/5 · 2 buyer reviews · 5 min read · updated 2026-10-07 · Tested by Cal Whitaker
Solar Guitars A2.7CLN Canibalismo: Technical Review
The Solar Guitars A2.7CLN Canibalismo is listed at 855, with availability beginning in April 2026. Its specification sheet describes a mahogany body, a maple neck-through-body construction, a rosewood fingerboard, and a fixed bridge. The scale is 673 mm, or 26.5 inches, and the instrument has 24 frets. No customer reviews are available, so this assessment is based only on the supplied product details.
There is one notable discrepancy in the color information. The general listing field says green, while the detailed finish specification gives Carbon Black Matte with Lemon Neon Splatter. Those descriptions do not match, so buyers should confirm the actual finish with the seller before ordering. No top material is specified, and neither a case nor a gig bag is included.
Construction and neck dimensions
The mahogany body is paired with a maple neck that runs through the body. That construction is the stated design, but the specifications do not provide details about the neck joint, body contours, or the guitar's weight. The neck profile is a C shape, and the rosewood fingerboard has a listed radius of 400 mm, equivalent to 15.75 inches.
A 48 mm nut width gives the neck a relatively wide measurement at the nut, while the 673 mm scale is longer than a typical 25.5-inch guitar scale. The longer scale is relevant when choosing strings and setting up the instrument. The supplied string gauges are.009 to.062, but the sheet does not identify the tuning they are intended for. Players should check string tension and setup needs against their own tuning rather than assume the factory gauges suit every use.
The fingerboard carries a Solar logo inlay at the 12th fret. There are 24 Super Jumbo stainless steel frets. Stainless steel is the specified fret material; no fret dimensions beyond the Super Jumbo designation are given. The PPS nut is also identified by material, though the manufacturer's data does not explain its composition or performance claims.
Pickups and controls
The guitar uses two Duncan Solar humbucking pickups, one at the neck and one at the bridge. The listed pickup configuration is HH. Controls consist of a volume control and a five-way switch. No tone control is listed, and the available information does not describe the five switch positions or provide wiring diagrams. It is therefore possible to report the control layout, but not to state exactly which coil combinations are available in each position.
That distinction matters when comparing this model with guitars whose switching options are fully documented. The pickup names and locations are clear, but output, magnet type, resistance, and pickup voicing are not included. There is no basis in the supplied specifications to claim a particular sound, output level, or suitability for a specific musical style.
Bridge, hardware, and included items
A fixed bridge is specified, with no tremolo system. The tuners are Solar 18:1 machine heads, and the hardware is black. The 18:1 ratio is the only tuning-machine detail provided; locking tuners are not listed. The package does not include a case or gig bag, so buyers who need protection for transport should budget for one separately.
- Body: Mahogany, with no top specified
- Neck and fingerboard: Maple neck-through-body construction and rosewood fingerboard
- Scale and frets: 673 mm scale and 24 Super Jumbo stainless steel frets
- Electronics: Two Duncan Solar humbuckers, one volume control, and a five-way switch
- Bridge and tuners: Fixed bridge and Solar 18:1 machine heads
- Included protection: No case or gig bag
Buying considerations
The A2.7CLN Canibalismo's documented features point to a guitar with an extended 26.5-inch scale, a wide 48 mm nut, a neck-through-body maple neck, and a fixed bridge. Those measurements and components are useful points of comparison, but the listing leaves several practical questions unanswered, including total weight, detailed pickup specifications, switching functions, and the intended tuning for the supplied strings.
At the listed price of 855, the finish mismatch deserves particular attention. The general color field says green, while the detailed description names a matte carbon-black finish with lemon-neon splatter. Confirming the seller's stock and the exact finish is sensible before purchase. The item number is 622985, and the sales unit is one piece. Beyond these documented facts, there are no customer reports or independent measurements here to support claims about sound, comfort, or reliability.
Shipping and duties
The retailer ships from its warehouse in Germany. Prices are shown in US dollars and do not include import duties. Orders under roughly $800 usually clear US customs without duty; above that, a duty of a few percent may be collected on delivery. 30-day money-back and a 3-year warranty apply.
Scores by area
Where it shines, where it stumbles
What convinced me
- Maple neck-through-body construction with a mahogany body
- Two Duncan Solar humbuckers and a five-way switch offer several pickup configurations
- 24 stainless steel frets, a fixed bridge, and a 26.5-inch scale suit extended-range playing
What bugged me
- No case or gig bag is included
- The product listing gives conflicting color information: green in one field and Carbon Black Matte with Lemon Neon Splatter in the detailed specifications
Is it the right one for you?
Good pick if
A good fit for players seeking a seven-string guitar with a 26.5-inch scale and fixed bridge. Also worth considering for players who want stainless steel frets and multiple pickup-switch positions.Look elsewhere if
Not a fit for buyers who require an included case or gig bag. Avoid ordering without checking the finish if the listing's conflicting color details matter to you.Suggested level: Intermediate
Specifications
- Color
- Green
- Body
- Mahogany
- Top
- None
- Neck
- Maple
- Fretboard
- Rosewood
- Frets
- 24
- Scale
- 673 mm
- Pickup system
- HH
- Tremolo
- No
- Including case
- No
- Incl. gigbag
- No
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Before you decide
Questions players ask
Is this a seven-string guitar?
Yes. The A2.7CLN model designation and its listed.009,.062 string set indicate a seven-string setup.
What pickups does it have?
It has two Duncan Solar humbuckers, one in the neck position and one in the bridge position, controlled by a five-way switch and a volume control.
Does it include a case or gig bag?
No. The listing says that neither a case nor a gig bag is included.
What is the scale length?
The scale is 673 mm, or 26.5 inches.
What color will I receive?
The listing is inconsistent: its color field says green, while the detailed specifications say Carbon Black Matte with Lemon Neon Splatter. Confirm the finish with the seller before ordering.
The last word from the bench
This seven-string guitar has a maple neck-through-body design, a mahogany body, and 24 stainless steel frets. Its fixed bridge and 26.5-inch scale support a setup aimed at extended-range playing, while the five-way switch adds pickup options. At a listed price of 855, the lack of an included case or gig bag is worth factoring in. The listing's color fields conflict, so confirm the exact finish before purchase.
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