D’Angelico DAngelico Deluxe Series Bedford Electric Guitar with Tremolo Tailpiece Black
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“Designed, along the the rest of D’Angelico’s Deluxe Series, to add upgraded features to increase playability, tone and the signature aesthetics, the Bedford is a sleek, lightweight solid offset-body guitar with tone that is versatile and organic. Featuring USA-made Seymour Duncan pickups, the combination of a stacked single-coil in the neck and a humbucker in the bridge position, along with push/pull coil-tap access, enables you to explore a wide range of tone in a supremely comfortable and tuneful instrument. The added 6-point tremolo bridge brings additional versatility to this Deluxe Bedford model, offering classic “”whang bar”” action for surf, rock, country and more. Plus, you get the added security of straplocks already installed on the guitar. Gloss finish basswood body””C”” profile set-in maple neck with 22-fret. 14″” radius pau ferro fretboardSeymour Duncan DA-59 STK and DA-59 humbucker with coil-tap and 3-way switching6-saddle synchronized tremolo bridge, Grover Rotomatic locking tuners | D’Angelico DAngelico Deluxe Series Bedford Electric Guitar with Tremolo Tailpiece Black”
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D’Angelico DAngelico Deluxe Series Bedford Electric Guitar with Tremolo Tailpiece Black
Original price was: $1,199.99.$899.97Current price is: $899.97.
25% Off
*PRICES MAY DIFFER AT SOURCE WEBSITE*
*MOST STORES OFFER KLARNA – BUY NOW PAY LATER OPTIONS*
Product Description
Deal found on the: website.
Get my Guitar found the latest prices on the D’Angelico DAngelico Deluxe Series Bedford Electric Guitar with Tremolo Tailpiece Black.
“Designed, along the the rest of D’Angelico’s Deluxe Series, to add upgraded features to increase playability, tone and the signature aesthetics, the Bedford is a sleek, lightweight solid offset-body guitar with tone that is versatile and organic. Featuring USA-made Seymour Duncan pickups, the combination of a stacked single-coil in the neck and a humbucker in the bridge position, along with push/pull coil-tap access, enables you to explore a wide range of tone in a supremely comfortable and tuneful instrument. The added 6-point tremolo bridge brings additional versatility to this Deluxe Bedford model, offering classic “”whang bar”” action for surf, rock, country and more. Plus, you get the added security of straplocks already installed on the guitar. Gloss finish basswood body””C”” profile set-in maple neck with 22-fret. 14″” radius pau ferro fretboardSeymour Duncan DA-59 STK and DA-59 humbucker with coil-tap and 3-way switching6-saddle synchronized tremolo bridge, Grover Rotomatic locking tuners | D’Angelico DAngelico Deluxe Series Bedford Electric Guitar with Tremolo Tailpiece Black”
Store: Guitar Center
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