Religion has landed at this 12 months’s NAMM Present, unveiling the brand-new PJE Legacy FG4 Earth Satin Sunburst, whereas additionally upgrading its Nexus Sequence – and at last permitting its up to date FX Sequence to make its worldwide debut.

Firstly, the brand new FG4 mannequin comes as the newest instalment in Religion’s PJE Legacy Sequence. The road honours the acoustic physique shapes of iconic luthier Patrick James Eggle, with earlier editions coming within the type of the PJE Legacy Mars’ drop-shoulder dreadnought, in honour of the PJE Kanuga in addition to PJE Legacy Earth’s orchestral mannequin paying homage to the PJE Linville.

Priced at £1,565, the PJE Legacy FG4 takes on the identical form because the PJE Legacy Earth, and is comprised of a strong torrefied sitka spruce high and strong African mahogany again and sides. Not solely is it designed for heat low-ends and a wealthy midrange, the highest has even undergone a spherical of “torrefaction” to basically roast it. This course of apparently improves its structural stability, in addition to enhancing its tonal character.

NAMM attendees will have the ability to get a hands-on expertise of the Religion’s new axe, in addition to getting a cheeky take a look at Religion’s upgraded Nexus Sequence. The upgrades differ from extra surface-level visible tweaks to sophisticated playability.

Visually, Religion has made its Nexus line extra cohesive. The Nexus Copper Black specifically has been renamed to the Via-Black, with its new identify falling according to the Nexus Via-Cognac. Each the Via- fashions additionally now characteristic the identical black ABS physique, fingerboard and headstock binding and figured ebony pickguard because the Nexus Venus Photo voltaic Flare and Nexus Neptune Espresso Brown.

By way of playability enhancements, all Nexus Neptune fashions will even now embrace a cutaway with the intention to enhance upper-fret entry, in addition to using a soundhole-mounted Fishman S-Tone system. Upgraded Nexus Venus fashions will even characteristic a brand new Fishman Presus 2 preamp system with an undersaddle piezo pickup.

Regardless of these adjustments, Religion ensures that every guitar will keep the signature Nexus tone and really feel. Up to date fashions price anyplace between £805 and £885.

Alongside Religion’s new and improved axes, there will even be the worldwide debut of the contemporary FX Sequence. NAMM attendees will have the ability to get up-close and private with each the FX Darkish Pure Gold and FX Moondust Gray electro-acoustic fashions, each costing £1,245.

When you’re going to be at NAMM, Religion Guitars is about up at sales space Sales space #7007 in Corridor C. Head to Religion Guitars for more information.