Hansen Guitars T-Style Electric Guitar in Dirty White Blonde Light Relic

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£2,149.00

This is a New Hansen Guitars T-Style Electric Guitar in Dirty White Blonde Light Relic from Hansen Guitars, available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff. Read More below to get the latest prices, demos and how to order for UK delivery.

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The Hansen Guitars T-Style in Dirty White Blonde Light Relic is a no-nonsense, old-school workhorse with serious attention to detail. Lightweight mahogany, a chunky Huge C neck and a pair of Hansen single coils deliver a resonant, vintage-flavoured T-style experience that feels substantial in the hands and sounds alive under the fingers. Spec’d with a 12 inch radius rosewood fingerboard, brass-saddled Gotoh WT3 bridge and traditional T-style controls, this model leans firmly into classic Tele territory while retaining Hansen’s meticulous build quality. Vintage-Inspired Feel with Modern Playability The 12 inch radius and medium German silver frets give this T-Style a smooth, effortless playing feel that handles bends and vibrato with ease while still retaining plenty of vintage character. Combined with the substantial neck profile and lightweight body, it strikes a balance between old-school feel and modern playability that works brilliantly for both rhythm and lead work. Huge C Neck for Serious Substance Hansen’s Huge C neck profile is unapologetically chunky, measuring 22.5 mm to 24 mm. This gives your fretting hand plenty to grab onto, encouraging a relaxed grip and promoting sustain. If you like the feel of substantial vintage necks and want a guitar that fights back in all the right ways, this profile delivers that satisfying, solid-in-the-hand experience. Lightweight Mahogany Body with Classic Dirty White Blonde Finish A very lightweight two-piece mahogany body keeps the guitar resonant and responsive, with a warm, punchy midrange that pairs beautifully with the articulate response of the maple neck and rosewood fingerboard. The Dirty White Blonde finish with a light relic treatment adds subtle visual character, giving the impression of a well-played favourite without going over the top. Hansen X-Series Pickups and Quality Electronics The Hansen X1 bridge and X2 neck single coils serve up classic T-style tones, from bright, cutting twang to rounded, articulate neck sounds. Premium components such as CTS pots, a Switchcraft jack, Jensen capacitor and Oak Grigsby three-way switch ensure reliability and consistency, so your tone stays clear and dynamic night after night.Key Features Huge C Neck Profile – The thick Huge C carve (22.5 mm to 24 mm) gives a substantial, vintage-inspired feel that many players find more comfortable and supportive. It encourages a relaxed hand position, enhances sustain and offers a reassuringly solid connection to the instrument. Lightweight Mahogany Body – The very lightweight two-piece mahogany body keeps the guitar resonant and responsive while reducing fatigue over long sets. Its naturally warm, mid-focused tone pairs perfectly with bright single coils, delivering a balanced sound that sits well in any mix. Hansen X1 and X2 Single Coil Pickups – The Hansen X1 bridge and covered X2 neck pickups provide a wide palette of classic T-style tones, from spanky bridge twang to smooth, rounded neck sounds. They respond well to picking dynamics and volume changes, making it easy to move from clean shimmer to gritty bite. Gotoh WT3 Bridge with Brass Saddles – The Gotoh WT3 bridge with adjustable brass saddles delivers excellent tuning stability and intonation while adding a touch of vintage snap and sustain. Brass saddles are a staple of classic Tele tones, helping your notes ring out with clarity and character. SpecificationsBody Body Style: T-Style Body Wood: Very lightweight 2-piece Mahogany Finish: Dirty White Blonde Relic Level: Light Relic Body Binding: None Neck Neck Wood: European Maple Fingerboard: Rosewood Radius: 12 inch Frets: 22 Fret Size: Medium German Silver (2.54 mm x 1.27 mm) Neck Profile: Huge C (22.5 mm to 24 mm) Fretboard Binding: None Nut Width: 42 mm (1.650 inch) Nut Material: Norwegian Moose Bone Fret Dots: Rainforest Safe Ebony Side Dots: Plastic Electronics Neck Pickup: Hansen X2 Single Coil with Cover Bridge Pickup: Hansen X1 Single Coil Controls: 1 Volum…

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