u/B3ebe

I just took delivery of my new Novo Miris P2 with Fralin P90s, and I think the hype around Novo is justified. Owning 2020 Fano PX6 Alt de Facto, I was already familiar with this level of design, but I honestly think the build quality on this Novo is even slightly better-the refinement in the construction and the choice of components feels incredibly high-end.

The real magic is in the weight and resonance; at just 3.2kg (7.2lbs), it's remarkably lightweight and feels alive in your hands. That resonance translates beautifully through the Fralin P90s, which offer a massive harmonic range. They provide that signature P90 grit and growl when pushed, yet they retain a sparkling top-end clarity and note separation that ensures things never get muddy, even with complex chords. Of course, the Novo medium neck is the absolute star of the show-it's an exceptionally comfortable carve that makes the guitar feel broken-in and effortless to play from day one. It's a stunning, resonant machine that somehow managed to exceed my already high expectations!

I just took delivery of my new Novo Miris P2 with Fralin P90s, and I think the hype around Novo is justified. Owning 2020 Fano PX6 Alt de Facto, I was already familiar with this level of design, but I honestly think the build quality on this Novo is even slightly better—the refinement in the construction and the choice of components feels incredibly high-end.

​The real magic is in the weight and resonance; at just 3.2kg (7.2lbs), it’s remarkably lightweight and feels alive in your hands. That resonance translates beautifully through the Fralin P90s, which offer a massive harmonic range. They provide that signature P90 grit and growl when pushed, yet they retain a sparkling top-end clarity and note separation that ensures things never get muddy, even with complex chords. Of course, the Novo medium neck is the absolute star of the show—it’s an exceptionally comfortable carve that makes the guitar feel broken-in and effortless to play from day one. It’s a stunning, resonant machine that somehow managed to exceed my already high expectations!

I just took delivery of my new Novo Miris P2 with Fralin P90s, and I think the hype around Novo is justified. Owning 2020 Fano PX6 Alt de Facto, I was already familiar with this level of design, but I honestly think the build quality on this Novo is even slightly better—the refinement in the construction and the choice of components feels incredibly high-end.

​The real magic is in the weight and resonance; at just 3.2kg (7.2lbs), it’s remarkably lightweight and feels alive in your hands. That resonance translates beautifully through the Fralin P90s, which offer a massive harmonic range. They provide that signature P90 grit and growl when pushed, yet they retain a sparkling top-end clarity and note separation that ensures things never get muddy, even with complex chords. Of course, the Novo medium neck is the absolute star of the show—it’s an exceptionally comfortable carve that makes the guitar feel broken-in and effortless to play from day one. It’s a stunning, resonant machine that somehow managed to exceed my already high expectations!