Seattle Select Electric Guitar Sunburst

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£129.99

This is a New Seattle Select Electric Guitar by Gear4music Sunburst from , now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

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The Sunburst Seattle Select Electric Guitar provides outstanding feel versatile tones and compelling looks. Offering features usually reserved for more expensive guitars this affordable alternative is an ideal next step for players of all skill levels – whether it be your first gig or your thousandth! Built around a lightweight offset poplar body and a comfortable maple neck the Seattle Select feels approachable the moment you pick it up. The 25.5″ scale length and C-profile neck keep fretting comfortable while the laurel fretboard offers a smooth playing surface that suits practice sessions and longer jams alike. Two covered humbucking pickups provide fuller output with less background noise making it easier to explore rock indie and heavier tones without unwanted hum. A three-way selector switch paired with volume and tone controls gives you clear practical control over your sound. Plus with the included tremolo arm you can easily add unique expression to your playing.

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