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This hollowbody electric guitar embodies innovation and versatility for demanding guitarists, ideal for both studio and stage. Its Seymour Duncan stacked P-90 pickup system, combined with a Lollar Blonde single-coil pickup, offers a clear and brilliant sound palette, suitable for various styles. The five-way blade switch and blend pot allow precise control over the sound, while the push/pull knobs provide enhanced flexibility, eliminating noise and opening up the tonal spectrum. Perfect for musicians seeking an instrument that is both vintage and modern, suitable for rehearsals, concerts, or home studio use.
| Model | Deluxe Bob Weir Bedford |
|---|---|
| Guitar type | Hollowbody electric |
| Pickups | Two Seymour Duncan stacked P-90s + one Lollar Blonde single-coil |
| Switching system | Standard five-way blade |
| Blend control | Additional blend pot |
| Push/pull function | On master volume and tone for noise cancellation and sound opening |
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