Spira Guitars V400MSL Satin Silver
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A Revisited V Shape for Performance: The DNA of the V-400
With the V-400, Spira takes a cult electric guitar shape and puts it at the service of a clearly "high performance" approach. Everything, from the satin finish to the neck ergonomics, is geared towards a direct, no-frills instrument designed to play fast, clean, and loud. In a range, this is typically the model chosen for its strong visual identity and immediate response under the fingers, with a personality tailored for energetic styles.
Who Is the Spira V-400 For? Precise Riffs to Cutting Solos
The Spira V-400 is primarily aimed at intermediate to advanced guitarists looking for an efficient electric guitar for punchy rock, hard rock, and metal genres (from heavy to modern), where a sharp attack, tight palm-mutes, and good clarity in saturation are required. The 24 jumbo frets and long scale length (25.5" / 648 mm) promote a "tight" and precise feel, ideal for standard tunings as well as tighter, more articulated playing.
Its intentionally simple electronics (1 volume, 1 tone) suit those who want to keep it straightforward: dial in, plug in, play. It's also an excellent choice for recording when a stable and repeatable foundation is needed take after take, with reassuring tuning stability.
Sound: Tight Attack, Present Mids, and Saturation That Remains Clear
The combination of a roasted poplar body and a Canadian roasted maple neck delivers a quick and "dry" response, with an attack that starts fast and controlled lows. Roasting also contributes to a sense of stability and a more "mature" feel, very pleasant with the satin finish: the hand naturally glides, encouraging quick position shifts and back-and-forth phrasing.
The Ebony Tech fingerboard, combined with the 24 jumbo frets and 14" / 356 mm radius, enhances the "modern playing" aspect: easier bends, clean vibratos, and a precise feel when attacking hard. The bone nut helps with better open-string definition and a sharper attack, while the fixed bridge aids in maintaining stable intonation and solid sustain without the constraints of a tremolo system.
Regarding pickups, the HH configuration with Spira Villain pickups (12k output, ceramic magnets) is clearly "high output": lots of presence, harmonics that are easy to bring out, and natural compression that highlights solos. Under saturation, the V-400 aims for a dense sound that remains clear, particularly effective for cutting rhythms, powerful chords, and leads that need to stand out in a busy mix.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
To get the most out of the V-400, you can pair it with a set of electric guitar strings suited for a 25.5" / 648 mm scale length, as well as a good quality strap to secure standing play, especially with a V shape often designed for the stage.
Technical specifications
| Left handed | No | Nbr of strings | 6 |
| Strings | Steel | Color | Grey |
| Type | electric guitar | Nut width | 43 mm / 1.69" |
| Body | roasted poplar | Nut | bone |
| Finish | satin | Truss rod | double action |
| Neck | Canadian roasted maple | Tuners | black, locking |
| Neck finish | satin | Bridge | fixed |
| Profile | modern D | Hardware finish | black |
| Fingerboard | premium Ebony Tech | Pickups | HH, Spira Villain, custom-made, 12k output, ceramic magnets |
| Radius | 14" / 356 mm | Controls | 1 volume, 1 tone |
| Scale length | 25.5" / 648 mm | Orientation | speed, aggressiveness, high precision |
| Number of frets | 24 jumbo | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Spira Guitars V400MSL Satin Silver suitable for metal?
The HH configuration with Spira Villain ceramic magnet pickups and 12k output is designed to deliver a dense attack in saturation. It is well suited for punchy rock, hard rock, and metal rhythms, with tight palm mutes and harmonics that easily stand out.
How comfortable is the neck to play?
The torrefied Canadian maple neck features a modern D profile, satin finish, and a 648 mm scale length. The Ebony Tech fingerboard with a 356 mm radius has 24 jumbo frets to facilitate bends and fast movements.
Does the guitar stay in tune well?
Locking black tuners, a bone nut, and a fixed bridge all contribute to tuning stability and consistent intonation.
Is it suitable for lower tunings?
Its long 25.5-inch / 648 mm scale length provides string tension suited for tight, articulate playing. The fixed bridge avoids the adjustment issues common with tremolos. Steel strings designed for 25.5-inch scale length can be used.
What electronic controls are available?
The electronics are limited to a volume control and a tone control. This configuration allows direct adjustment of the two Spira Villain humbuckers.



