The Hagstrom Viking 67 Black is a faithful reissue of the original 1967 model, nicknamed the "Elvis." With its double-cutaway maple body and F-hole top, it offers an elegant vintage aesthetic ideal for guitarists seeking a versatile instrument for stage or studio. Its bolt-on maple neck and Resinator fretboard ensure optimal playing comfort and excellent tuning stability. This semi-hollow electric guitar is perfect for experienced musicians wanting a clear, rich sound, suitable for rock, blues, or jazz.
| Model | 67' Viking - 1967 Reissue |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Body | Maple with F-hole top |
| Neck | Bolt-on Maple |
| Bridge | Hagstrom Trapeze |
| Pickups | 2 x H-67 |
| Neck Truss Rod | H-Expander |
| Tuners | 18:1 Hagstrom Tuners |
| Fretboard | Resinator Fretboard |
| Type | Semi-hollow electric guitar |
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