Floating fingerboard extension
By avoiding having the fingerboard attached to the soundboard, the soundboard is allowed to vibrate more freely across more of its area to let the voice of the guitar flourish. The raised position of the fingerboard also allows easier access to the higher frets; even on non-cutaway models.
Pinless, through-the-top bridge
Removing the bridge pins helps reduce mass in the area of the guitar that needs to work as efficiently as possible if a responsive instrument is to be achieved.
Heel block support rods
Internal heel block support rods in the body of the guitar allow the transverse brace of the soundboard to be removed to allow more of the area of the soundboard to vibrate freely. The rods work well to stop the effects of string tension trying to warp the soundboard of the guitar and this can reduce the likelihood of a neck reset being required in future years
Compensated nut and saddle
Further control of the intonation of the guitar is achieved by shaping both the nut and saddle. This gives a guitar that plays in tune across the fingerboard to a greater degree of accuracy and precision
Objective voicing
By measuring resonant frequencies throughout the build process, the final timbre of the guitar can be more accurately and precisely controlled to meet the preferences of each discerning player
Active-back bracing
Appropriate bracing creates an active back that is light and responsive enough to contribute more strongly to the sound signature of the guitar with beautiful overtones.
Structured sides
Structuring the sides of the guitar with multiple layers gives an incredibly rigid rim on which the attached soundboard can vibrate with less energy loss
Tail resonance tuning
Controlling the mass of the sides of the guitar gives better control over the resonant frequencies of the guitar. This helps to avoid wolf notes but also hones the sound signature and intonation of the instrument. Having these masses located in the tail of the guitar also aids playing comfort by balancing the guitar as the player holds it