Sleek, elegant, and classy as hell. It's hard to argue with a classic Black finish on a guitar, especially when it's appointed with great looking hardware, binding, and inlays. From the 'Kelvinator' inspired headstock design down to the High Spirit custom-machined lightweight aluminum tailpiece and Scott's own 'Pac Man' style ebony control knobs, this Parisienne has a showstopping "black tie" aesthetic.

The combination of light old growth woods in the build have no doubt contributed to a guitar that balances incredibly well and weighs in under 7.5lbs. Acoustically, the guitar has great energy and resonance with some nice focus and note definition.

Plugged in? These Wolfetone/Heatley spec humbuckers follow the lineage of the lower output Wolfetone humbuckers we've heard before, with beautiful chime and clarity. In certain aspects, they're almost tele-like in their response, with just a touch more fatness. Combined with the acoustic properties of the guitar, this Parisienne has the ability to speak like a semi-hollow or even thinline hollowbody in some respects. You can feel the guitar bloom with a change in attack - there's a liveliness to the instrument that the pickups capture so wonderfully. It's hard to put into words at times, but it's unquestionable in-hand.