Hagstrom Megin Grey Burst

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£569.00

This is the Hagstrom Megin Grey Burst from Hagstrom, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Hagstrom Megin is a straight-ahead double cut built for the graft of real gigs. A mahogany body with a long mortise and tenon set neck gives you that solid resonant feel under the fingers while the 25.5″ scale adds snap and definition for tight riffing and articulate leads. The Resinator fingerboard and H-Expander truss rod team up for stability smooth playability and sustain that rings on so you can set a low fast action without the buzz Two Custom 62 humbuckers handle the lot: open musical cleans chunky mid gain and big focused drive when you lean in. Hardware is built for the road too with a wraparound bridge that channels string energy into the body and keeps intonation tidy plus 15:1 Hagstrom tuners for quick precise tweaks between songs. If you want a no-nonsense workhorse with a touch of magic in the feel and tone the Megin has your back

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