design philosophy
Caracal guitars are designed to take you aback when you lay your eyes on it and to disappear when you start playing it. What do we mean by that? You don’t need to adjust your posture or playing styles to conform to the guitar; this gives a more direct way for your ideas to translate to your playing.
Classical Position
Classical positions is the most conformable for playing more technical passages. The guitar's bottom curves perfectly line up with the player's thighs. The tuners are also placed to not dig in to your leg.
Neck angle
Whether you are in the conventional or classical playing position, the neck maintains a 45 degree angle from the ground, this ensures less strain on your fretting hand.
Arm contour
The extreme arm bevel provides a more natural position for your picking hand whether you are practicing at home or rocking out on stage.
Relaxed fretting arm
Since the arm curve pushes the neck outward, the fretting hand is in relaxed position with the elbow sitting in line with your body.
Playing standing up
The carves on the back along with the arm contour push the guitar out at a slight angle so the fretboard faces you. You don't have to lean over the guitar to keep track of what you are playing