I'm the second owner of this boutique guitar, hand-made in North Carolina. It's a bolt-on Fender scale neck on a semi-hollow mahogany body with a maple cap. It has a great wraparound tailpiece and two tappable Fralin humbuckers (this was made a little before Ryan started winding his own pickups). 1 3/4" nut width. It's a C shape on the chunky side. Satin finished neck is very comfortable. Comes with a very nice Gadow hardcase.
There's lot of life left in the frets, and it's a great sounding guitar. Very fat sound, very similar to an ES-339 in my mind. The small-ish body feels a lot like a tele when it's hanging from a strap or on your knee, and the Fender scale also makes this kind of a hollow guitar for tele guys.
Please feel free to contact me if you have a Gibson '61 Reissue SG, ES-335, or Rickenbacker 330 or 360 you would be into trading--I can add cash for the right guitar.
