Description
It’s a chambered semi-hollow body, so you get that airy, resonant quality even before you plug in. It’s light, but it sings — perfect for everything from bluesy lounge licks to crunchy rhythm work.
Vintage Guitars
The combo of a Wilkinson WTB Alnico single-coil at the bridge and a Wilkinson WDG mini double-coil (mini-humbucker) in the neck gives you a super-flexible voice — bright and twangy, but with some smooth, warm fatness when you dial it in.
The Wilkinson WTB 3-saddle bridge, with its staggered brass saddles, brings serious tone transfer and precise intonation — it’s vintage in build, modern in feel.
Tuning stability is no afterthought: Grover Deluxe 136NM tuners (or equivalent) keep things grounded.
The neck is classic Vintage: hard rock maple with their signature “soft C” profile, designed for comfort, speed, and accuracy.
The rosewood fingerboard (10″ radius) and 22 medium frets make it really friendly under your fingers — whether you’re playing rhythm or solo.
Scale length is 25.5″ (648 mm) — that’s familiar territory for most Tele / Strat players.
The nut: 43 mm Graphtech, giving you smooth operation without friction.
Electronics are simple but powerful: single master volume, tone, and a 3-way pickup selector.
Unplugged, the semi-hollow chambered build gives you a surprisingly rich and “open” acoustic voice — you’ll hear more body than you'd expect from a Tele-ish shape.
Plugged in, it’s incredibly versatile. Want twang? Roll with the bridge pickup. Need warmth or a little more girth? Switch to the neck. Blend for a tone that sings on its own or sits right in a mix.
The body is light enough that long gigs — or long practice sessions — won’t wear you out.
With the smooth “soft C” neck and medium frets, it’s forgiving and fast — whether you’re comping chords or ripping licks.
