Hartwood Deytona II Electric Guitar Solana Bay Gold

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£189.99

This is a New Hartwood Deytona II Electric Guitar Solana Bay Gold from Hartwood, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Hartwood Deytona II in Solana Bay Gold offers a striking offset look and unique mini humbucker tones. Built with a mahogany body and finished with a classic gold top and painted gold headstock this guitar is both eye-catching and great sounding. The maple neck topped with an ebony fingerboard provides a smooth and comfortable playing surface while 22 medium frets and white pearloid inlays make navigating the fretboard a breeze. Equipped with two mini humbucker pickups a three-way toggle and a phase-invert switch the Deytona II delivers a plethora of tones – this sonic versatility makes the Deytona II great for a variety of musical styles. Furthermore the set neck construction tune-o-matic bridge and string-through body ensures excellent sustain and tuning stability making the Deytona II a reliable choice for both practice and performance.

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Hartwood

Hartwood is a modern guitar brand known for combining classic inspiration with contemporary design at an affordable price. Created by Gear4music, Hartwood offers a wide range of electric, acoustic, and semi-hollow guitars that balance vintage style with modern playability. Their instruments are praised for comfortable neck profiles, quality tonewoods, and reliable hardware, making them ideal for both beginners and experienced players looking for great value. With a focus on tone, aesthetics, and practicality, Hartwood guitars capture the spirit of traditional craftsmanship while offering musicians an accessible route into expressive, well-built instruments.

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