G&L Fullerton Deluxe Skyhawk Electric Guitar Andromeda
$1,999.00
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Like the original G&L Skyhawk of 1984, the Fullerton Deluxe Skyhawk features a double-cutaway body with a hint of offset, a slim waist and generous curves. This very comfortable body is complemented by an arched pickguard shape and a beautiful chrome control plate, which provides the perfect backdrop for the exquisitely machined chrome-plated knobs for volume, treble and bass. The Skyhawk also includes a Leo Fender-designed Dual-Fulcrum vibrato, a work of engineering art which allows bending up or down with unsurpassed stability, while offering a silky feel through its beefy aluminum vibrato arm. You’ll find plenty of punch in the MFD pickups, but what’s surprising is how glassy and detailed they become as you roll back the volume and bass controls. The latter is a part of the Skyhawk’s PTB (Passive Treble and Bass) system which functions on all three pickups. Plus, the Skyhawk includes a mini-toggle Expander Switch which allows for neck+bridge or combining all three pickups together. In a pinch, the neck+bridge combo does a convincing faux ASAT Special. Ash or alder bodyBolt-on maple neck with Modern Classic profileMaple or rosewood fingerboardTrio of G&L MFD single-coil pickups | G&L Fullerton Deluxe Skyhawk Electric Guitar Andromeda
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G&L Fullerton Deluxe Skyhawk Electric Guitar Andromeda
$1,999.00
*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 G&L Fullerton Deluxe Skyhawk Electric Guitar Andromeda.
Like the original G&L Skyhawk of 1984, the Fullerton Deluxe Skyhawk features a double-cutaway body with a hint of offset, a slim waist and generous curves. This very comfortable body is complemented by an arched pickguard shape and a beautiful chrome control plate, which provides the perfect backdrop for the exquisitely machined chrome-plated knobs for volume, treble and bass. The Skyhawk also includes a Leo Fender-designed Dual-Fulcrum vibrato, a work of engineering art which allows bending up or down with unsurpassed stability, while offering a silky feel through its beefy aluminum vibrato arm. You’ll find plenty of punch in the MFD pickups, but what’s surprising is how glassy and detailed they become as you roll back the volume and bass controls. The latter is a part of the Skyhawk’s PTB (Passive Treble and Bass) system which functions on all three pickups. Plus, the Skyhawk includes a mini-toggle Expander Switch which allows for neck+bridge or combining all three pickups together. In a pinch, the neck+bridge combo does a convincing faux ASAT Special. Ash or alder bodyBolt-on maple neck with Modern Classic profileMaple or rosewood fingerboardTrio of G&L MFD single-coil pickups | G&L Fullerton Deluxe Skyhawk Electric Guitar Andromeda
Store: Guitar Center
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