Eastcoast Limited Edition GS61S Electric Guitar in Midas Sparkle

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This is a New Eastcoast Limited Edition GS61S Electric Guitar in Midas Sparkle from EastCoast Guitars, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

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Styled in the vein of a rock classic, the EastCoast GS61 is a beginner and budget friendly electric guitar punching well above its entry level status.Angus Young, Tony Iommi, Frank Zappa – plenty of iconic musicians have gravitated towards this style of guitar for its hard rock tones and streamlined rock ‘n’ roll look. The GS61 perfectly slots in anywhere on the rock spectrum as a practice or live session instrument because it comes equipped with two versatile pickups and it feels super sleek to play.About EastCoast GuitarsEastCoast produce brilliant starter instruments that come packed with great features, making them perfect for beginner rockstars and guitarists on a budget. They really are some of the best low-cost instruments we’ve played, especially compared to other guitars of a similar price. By spending a little extra time and selecting higher-quality components and woods, EastCoast offer much more value for money without compromising on their accessibility.Set Up & Checked by AndertonsEvery EastCoast guitar and bass is individually inspected, set up and play-tested by our experienced Quality Control team before it leaves us. We check everything from the instrument’s finish and hardware to the action, intonation, neck relief, electronics where applicable, and overall playability, making adjustments where needed to ensure it meets our standards. So whether you’re buying your first instrument or choosing an EastCoast bundle, you can be confident the guitar or bass at the heart of it has been properly checked and is ready to play.Key FeaturesClassic rock look – The two horned body shape might be one of the coolest and most distinct guitar shapes. Best associated with the high-octane playing of AC/DC’s Angus Young, the GS61 is comfy to play standing or sitting and has great access to all of the frets thanks to the set neck – meaning that the neck has been smoothly glued to the body of the guitar.Heavy hitting sound – The ceramic humbuckers in the GS61 sound strong, smooth and punchy. You’ll be able to adapt to just about any type of music, but they really excel with a bit of overdrive to get that hard rock bite. Select between the unique sounds of the two pickups with the selector switch and adjust tone to taste with the volume and tone controls.Incredibly comfortable – The neck and fingerboard shape makes a big difference in how a guitar feels to play. This has a 12-inch radius rosewood fingerboard, which is gentle and forgiving on the hand and fingers, especially combined with the easy fretting medium jumbo frets.SpecificationsBodyBody wood: OkoumeBody shape: GS61Pickguard: Classic ’60s-StyleNeckNeck wood: OkoumeScale length: 24.75″Fingerboard wood: RosewoodFingerboard radius: 12″Fret size: Medium jumboFret markers: TrapezeNumber of frets: 22ElectronicsPickups: ECVH Covered ceramic humbuckersControls: Volume (x2), Tone (x2), 3-Way Pickup Selector SwitchHardwareBridge: Fully adjustable, 6-saddle vintage-style bridge with stop-tailpieceTuners: Enclosed machine headsKnobs: Vintage-Style PlasticHardware Colour: Chrome

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EastCoast Guitars offer a solid range of affordable instruments designed for players who want quality and style without breaking the bank. Their guitars are known for great build quality, reliable hardware, and comfortable playability—perfect for beginners and gigging musicians alike. From classic single-cut and double-cut electrics to acoustic and bass models, EastCoast instruments deliver impressive tone and performance at a price that makes getting started easy and upgrading fun.

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