The Faith FX Models are beautiful. Conceived as an experiment in exotic wood colouration techniques, FX models are visually remarkable and tonally complex. The mango wood used on this remarkable Neptune model once again shines through the moondust grey finish. Using a transparent application of an onyx-black stain, this instrument is truly stunning to observe – as well as play.

The design of the Faith Neptune draws inspiration from Patrick James Eggle's renowned 'Saluda' body shape. This body shape, referred to as the 'Baby-Jumbo' due to its 16" lower bout, offers a powerful and robust sound without the bulk of a full-sized 17" Jumbo guitar. The Moondust Neptune model comes with a cutaway which gives easy access to the upper frets as well as reducing the physical size just a little more, making it an ideal choice for both seated and standing play.

New for 2026, a beautiful figured Maple ergonomic forearm contour has been introduced to the guitar body to maximise comfort and playability. This Maple arm contour is matched by the stunning figured Maple soundhole rosette and binding that covers the outer edges of each instrument, creating a cohesive visual design that enhances both comfort and aesthetic appeal.

Electronics are handled by the refined Fishman INK3 preamp system, featuring a Sonicore piezo pickup positioned under the saddle. The intuitive control layout includes a chromatic tuner, 3-band EQ and volume adjustment, with the output jack integrated into an easy-access battery compartment at the guitar's base.

Every Blood Moon series guitar ships complete with a Faith hardcase for protection and transport.

Faith Guitars partner with JUST ONE Tree, pledging to plant trees every time a new Faith guitar is sold, anywhere around the world. This commitment is just one more reason why we're proud to stock Faith, aligning with our own sustainability goals.

JUST ONE Tree is a not-for-profit organisation based in the UK who plant trees in areas severely affected by deforestation to maximise the effect on reducing global warming. In the process they help to provide agricultural education and sustainable incomes to local communities.