Silvertone 1449 Double-Cut Heavy Silver Flake

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£449.00

This is a New Silvertone 1449 Double-Cut Heavy Silver Flake from Silvertone, 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 Silvertone 1449 Double-Cut is a solid-body electric guitar inspired by the classic 1962 “Amp in Case” Model 1448. This two-pickup design preserves its vintage charm while introducing significant performance upgrades for modern players. A solid mahogany body joins a soft C-shaped mahogany neck with a 24.75″ scale length creating comfortable playability. The rosewood fingerboard features a 12.5″ radius and Semi-Hemispherical frets for a faster smoother feel across the neck. Custom-wound Silvertone Lipstick single-coil pickups use vintage-correct Alnico 6 magnets to deliver classic jangly tones. The reverse-wound reverse-polarity neck pickup enables hum-cancelling operation when both pickups are selected while the bridge pickup has slightly higher output for balanced tone. One Volume and one Tone control provide straightforward adjustment alongside a three-way switch. An upgraded thru-body bridge uses independently adjustable solid brass saddles for precise intonation.

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