GB Liuteria Traditional Tele semi hollow kiaat
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GB Liuteria Traditional Series – Tele Semi-Hollow Model.
Engineered multi-species solid wood body featuring a mahogany core with a premium highly figured Kiaat (African teak) top, selected for its distinctive grain and rich natural character. Open-pore mahogany back finished in deep red. The body is structurally reinforced with oak for enhanced strength and stability.
Roasted flamed maple neck with white mother-of-pearl dot inlays.
Modern C neck profile.
Rosewood fretboard, 9.5" radius.
Stainless steel frets, 2.7 mm wide.
Bone nut.
Headstock engraved with the GB Liuteria logo.
Locking tuners with the GB Liuteria logo engraved on the rear covers.
Dual-action truss rod.
Wooden pickguard covered in genuine suede leather, adding a refined tactile contrast to the natural woods.
Fixed bridge with brass saddles.
Handmade Alnico 5 pickups, entirely designed, built and hand-wound by GB Liuteria, featuring bleached ash wooden covers engraved with the GB Liuteria logo.
Full-bodied and powerful tone with excellent definition and dynamic response, perfectly suited for modern vintage blues rock.
Guitar weight: 2.65 kg.
Hard case included.
D'Addario 09–42 strings.
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