Spira Guitars J400MGR Satin Green
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- HH Configuration with a set of Spira Villain humbuckers: ideal for powerful, dense, and quiet sounds in high gain
- Torrefied poplar body topped with a flamed maple top: a premium look and a balanced tonal foundation with more attack
- Torrefied maple neck and fingerboard: "fast" feel, increased stability, and precise response under the fingers
- 24 jumbo frets: comfortable access to the high notes, easier bends, and modern lead playing
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A J400 with a Modern Character, Between Premium Finish and "Performance" Spirit
The Spira Guitars J400MGR Satin Green is aimed at guitarists who want an instantly inspiring electric guitar, visually striking, and clearly oriented towards modern playing. Its satin green finish highlights the flamed maple top while maintaining a pleasant "frictionless" touch for everyday use. The idea is simple: an instrument designed to get straight to the point, with modern luthiery (24 frets) and an HH pickup configuration tailored for powerful registers, without limiting itself to a single style.
Who Is the Spira J400MGR For? Suitable Styles?
With its 24 jumbo frets and pair of humbuckers, this guitar is particularly comfortable between intermediate level (first serious guitar for playing in a band, rehearsing, recording) and advanced level (tight rhythms, fast solos, technical playing). It fits very well within modern rock, hard rock, metal, prog genres, but also anything that requires a solid base for effects and heavy distortion. The jumbo frets help gain comfort on bends, vibratos, and fast runs, while the HH configuration remains an excellent choice to maintain clarity when the gain rises.
Sound: Balance, Attack, and Precision, with the Punch of an HH Configuration
The J400MGR is based on a wood combination designed for clarity and response. The torrefied poplar (body) provides a balanced foundation, with a generally well-present midrange and a consistent response, which helps keep the guitar "clear" in a mix. Torrefaction also tends to stabilize the wood, often resulting in a more consistent instrument over time and more responsive to playing nuances.
The flamed maple top adds a more "incisive" dimension: you often find more attack, a sense of note definition, and a sharper edge in the upper spectrum. Result: in palm-muted rhythms, the attacks stand out more clearly, and in lead playing, notes can gain presence, especially with articulate distortion.
The torrefied maple neck and fingerboard reinforce this impression of precision. Under the fingers, you get a direct feel, with a quick response to pick attack. This is particularly relevant for modern playing styles (alternate picking, legato, tapping), where you want an instrument that "follows" effortlessly. Finally, the Spira Villain humbuckers in an HH configuration naturally provide body, output level, and reduced background noise compared to single coils, making the guitar very comfortable with high-gain sounds and thick textures.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
To get the best out of this guitar, plan for a set of 6-string electric guitar strings (adapted to your tuning) as well as plectrums matching your attack (stiffer for riffing and precise playing, softer for a rounder touch).
Technical specifications
| Left handed | No | Fingerboard | Maple |
| Strings | Steel | Nbrs of frets | 24 |
| Nbr of strings | 6 | Color | Green |
| Type | 6-string electric guitar | Frets | 24 jumbo frets |
| Wood | torrefied poplar | Pickup configuration | HH |
| Top | flamed maple | Pickups | Spira Villain humbucker set |
| Finish | Satin Green | Number of strings | 6 |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Spira Guitars J400MGR Satin Green suitable for metal?
Its HH configuration equipped with two Spira Villain humbuckers delivers high output and reduces background noise, a plus for high-gain tones. The 24 jumbo frets favor tight rhythm playing, bends, and technical solos.
What woods are used for the body and neck?
The body is made of roasted poplar and features a flamed maple top. The neck and fingerboard are made of roasted maple, providing a direct attack response.
How many frets does this guitar have?
This 6-string electric guitar has 24 jumbo frets, offering an extended range for lead playing.
Is the J400MGR available for left-handed players?
The announced configuration is intended for right-handed players: the "Left-handed" feature is marked as no.
What strings and accessories are recommended for the J400MGR?
A set of 6-string steel electric guitar strings is suitable for this instrument. The gauge can be chosen according to the desired tuning. Stiffer picks are recommended for riffing and precise attack, while softer models provide a rounder feel.



