Sferata

By Rivolta Guitars

Spherical-motif Forma-series solidbody, an evolution of a limited 48-piece run that sold out immediately.

Sferata by Rivolta Guitars

About this guitar

The Forma Sferata grew out of a limited 48-piece run inspired by Dennis Fano’s earlier Psonicsphear design, built around spherical and circular silhouette elements. The Forma series is made from lightweight, resonant Simarouba wood.

Specs

Sferata specifications
Body Wood (Lightweight) Simarouba
Neck Wood (Lightweight) Simarouba
Fretboard Wood Dark Indian Rosewood
Inlays Pearloid/MOTO Dots
Side Dots Pearloid/MOTO
Scale 25"
Nut Width 1.687"
Neck Width @ 12th Fret 2.080"
Neck Carve Shape Chunky C+
Neck Depth @ 1st Fret .850"
Neck Depth @ 12th Fret .990"
Fretboard Radius 12"
Frets 23 1/2 x Medium Jumbo
Pickups Neck- P90 Soapbar (6.75k)/ Bridge - Humbucker (8.75k)
Wiring 3 -Way Toggle
Hardware Gold on Miele Amber and Black, Nickel on Red
Bridge Tunematic / Stoptail
Tuners Wilkinson vintage style with Nickel buttons
Knobs Black Bell
Nut Material Bone
Pickguard/Truss cover 5-Ply Black
Strings 10-46
Body Finish Gloss
Headstock Finish Gloss Black
Neck Finish Gloss
Overall Length 44"
Body Length 22 1/2"
Body Width @ Lower Bout 15"
Body Width @ Upper Bout 10"
Body Depth 1 11/16"
Overall Depth 2 15/32"
Average Weight 8.5 lbs

Quick answers

How much does the Sferata cost?
Rivolta Guitars lists it at $1,449 (USD). Dealer and used prices vary.
Is the Sferata still available?
Yes. Rivolta Guitars lists it as a current model that's available to order.
Who makes the Sferata?
Rivolta Guitars. Where it's built: Made in South Korea (Duocata and Regata models in Indonesia), with final inspection and setup at Rivolta's Nashville facility. It's listed here as an electric guitar.
What warranty does Rivolta Guitars offer?
Lifetime limited warranty for the original retail purchaser against defects in materials and workmanship. Electronics, tuners and other moving parts are covered for one year. Direct purchases can be returned within 45 days.