Fat frets and hot alnico-magnet single-coils equip this Highway One Telecaster electric guitar so that it's music to your ears, candy for your eyes, and butter under your fingers. The new pickups on the Highway One Telecaster guitar produce a more round sound with that great Fender sparkle; it also has great high-gain sounds. Vintage-style bridge sports barrel saddles on an alder body with maple neck. Ultra-light satin nitro finish lets the wood breathe and ages sweetly.
$749.99
The B.C. Rich Metal Master Warlock Guitar features an agathis body, hard maple neck, and Beast headstock. The rosewood fretboard has 24 jumbo frets for blazing speed with classic dot inlays. Dual B.C. Rich BDSM humbuckers pack tons of tonal punch. Chrome hardware includes sealed, diecast BCR tuners and a wrap-around style bridge.For over 20 years Kerry King and B.C. Rich have teamed up to develop some of the most sinister axes. This latest Demon Spawn worships at the altar of evil tone.
$399.99
The Standard Strat HSS guitar features special switching for its humbucking bridge pickup and two single-coil pickups in the neck and middle positions. Other features include an alder body, modern C-shaped maple neck, chrome hardware and vintage-style synchronized tremolo.
$449.99
This Fender Tele has the look and feel of the timeless ’60s models and incorporates all their coolest features from the distinctive headstock and body shape to the 3-ply pickguard and rosewood fingerboard. Made in Fender’s Mexico factory.
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