Patina PS-6 LPB R
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The essentials to know about the Patina Guitars PS-6 LPB R guitar
The essentials to know about the Patina Guitars PS-6 LPB R guitar
- Ultra-vibrant “Lake Placid Blue” look: nitro finishing with relicing for a convincing vintage appearance and the feel of a guitar that has already been “played”.
- Custom SSS configuration: three handwound single-coil pickups with Alnico V magnets and an output rated at around 7k, balancing clarity, attack and character.
- Modern comfort: quarter-sawn roasted maple neck with a satin touch, Modern C profile, 13.75" / 349 mm radius and jumbo stainless steel frets with rounded edges.
- Tuning stability: locking tuners with a 1:19 ratio and a bone nut for more confidence during bends, vibrato and Tremolo recovery.
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Essential Information About the Patina Guitars PS-6 LPB R
- Ultra vibrant "Lake Placid Blue" look: nitro finish with relicing for a credible vintage appearance and the feel of a guitar already "played in".
- Custom SSS configuration: three handwound single-coil pickups, Alnico V magnets, and an output rated around 7k for a balance between clarity, attack, and tone.
- Modern comfort: roasted maple quarter sawn neck with a satin touch, Modern C profile, 13.75" / 349 mm radius, and jumbo stainless steel frets with rounded edges.
- Tuning stability: locking tuners with a 1:19 ratio and bone nut for more secure bends, vibratos, and tremolo returns.
A vintage-inspired solid-body designed for modern playing
The PS-6 LPB R clearly fits within the tradition of solid-body guitars with vibrato and three single-coil pickups, featuring an aesthetic inspired by classic automotive finishes. The nitro + relic combination targets both visual pleasure (patina, micro-wear, "living" varnish) and tactile sensation: a guitar that doesn't stick and feels familiar from the first minutes of playing. At the same time, its technical specifications adopt decidedly modern choices (stainless steel frets, locking tuners, roasted neck) to meet today's guitarists' expectations for precision, stability, and comfort.
Who is the PS-6 LPB R ideal for, and what styles suit it best?
With its comfort-oriented lutherie and SSS configuration, this Patina is well suited for intermediate guitarists looking to upgrade their feel, as well as advanced players seeking an expressive guitar that is responsive to pick attack and right-hand nuances. The 13.75" / 349 mm radius and 22 jumbo stainless steel frets facilitate bends, wide vibratos, and clean lead lines while remaining comfortable for rhythm playing.
Style-wise, the PS-6 LPB R excels in anything requiring attack, definition, and dynamics: funk, pop, indie, blues, classic rock, modern country, and even more aggressive genres if the amp or pedals take over. The tremolo also opens the door to subtle effects (light vibrato, floating chords) as well as more pronounced movements, depending on your setup and playing style.
Sound: the SSS character, between snap, precision, and versatility
The trio of custom handwound SSS pickups with Alnico V magnets is typically sought after for its quick response and very clear chord articulation. In the brightest positions, you get sharp attacks and a well-present high end, ideal for chicken picking, arpeggios, and cutting rhythms. Pushing the amp, the single coils generally maintain good note separation: chords remain clear, and melodic lines retain their definition.
The specified electronics (Alpha potentiometers, 1 volume and 2 tone controls) allow you to shape the spectrum without killing dynamics: slightly rolling off the tone softens the attack for rounder sounds, while fine volume adjustment helps transition from a snappy clean to a more singing crunch. The output rated around 7k suggests a balanced level, designed to preserve an "open" and articulate character while providing enough substance for expressive overdrive.
The lutherie also contributes to the sonic feel: the paulownia body is appreciated for its typically light weight and easy resonance. Combined with a roasted maple neck, you often get a dry and precise feel, with an immediate attack sensation and a very responsive instrument. Finally, the stainless steel frets provide a hard and consistent surface: the string-to-fret contact is clean, which promotes intonation, touch stability, and a lasting smooth feel over the years.
Recommended compatible accessories
The guitar comes equipped with Daddario EXL 110 10-46 gauge strings, so you can stick with this standard to maintain the same balance of tension and feel, especially with a tremolo bridge. A similar 10-46 electric string set is therefore a safe choice for regular maintenance.
Technical specifications
| Category | ST | Fingerboard | Rosewood |
| Left handed | No | Nbrs of frets | 22 |
| Strings | Steel | Scalloped | Double |
| Nbr of strings | 6 | Bridge / tailpiece | Tremolo |
| Type | 6-string electric guitar | Nut | bone |
| Body | paulownia | Frets | 22 jumbo stainless steel, rounded edges |
| Finish | nitro with relicing | Bridge | tremolo |
| Wood | roasted maple, quarter sawn | Hardware finish | chrome |
| Profile | Modern C | Tuners | locking, 1:19 ratio, chrome finish |
| Truss rod | double action | Pickups | SSS, custom handwound set |
| Scale length | 25.5" / 648 mm | Magnets | Alnico V |
| Inlays | luminescent side dots (Luminescent Side Dot Inlay) | Output rating | 7k |
| Radius | 13.75" / 349 mm | Potentiometers | Alpha |
| Nut width | 42 mm / 1.65" | Controls | 1 volume, 2 tone |



