This electric guitar offers sonic versatility ideal for guitarists looking for an instrument suitable for stage, studio, or rehearsal. Thanks to its HSS Seymour Duncan pickup configuration, it allows for exploring a wide range of tones, from clear and defined sounds to powerful vintage rock sounds. Its reverse-polarity middle pickup system ensures hum-free playing, perfect for apartment performances or home studio sessions. Its ergonomics and pickup options make it a relevant choice for experienced musicians as well as enthusiasts in search of a reliable and expressive instrument.
| Pickup Configuration | HSS Seymour Duncan |
|---|---|
| Neck Pickup | SSL-2 single-coil with flat pole pieces |
| Middle Pickup | SSL-2 single-coil with reverse polarity |
| Bridge Pickup | Saturday Night Special humbucker Alnico 4 |
| Push-pull function | Allows switching the bridge pickup to single-coil |
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