1966 Kapa CH-6 Challenger Hollow Body
SN:  24110     
Color: Teal Metallic (rare)
Condition: Very Good showing light players wear, scratches and chips but overall presents well
Mod's/Upgrades: Pickup surrounds and Pickguard Replaced
Electronics: Original
Breaks Or Repairs: No
Case: Original Hardshell Case
Weight: 5lbs 14oz
Notes: Made In The USA

The Kapa CH-6 Challenger Hollow Body is a relatively rare, vintage 1960s electric instrument. While the vast majority of Kapa Challenger models were Fender-style solid body guitars, founder Koob Veneman built a very limited run of fully hollow and semi-hollow body guitars and basses under the Challenger name. These were assembled in Hyattsville, Maryland, utilizing a mix of American parts and German-imported components.

Specifications

• Body Style: Double cutaway with pointed horns and featuring standard f-holes. They are constructed with lightweight laminated maple.
• German-Sourced Electronics: Equipped with Hofner "double staple" pickups sourced from Germany, paired with distinct independent volume and tone controls for each pickup.
• The Neck: Built with a bolt-on maple neck and rosewood fretboard supplied directly by Hofner and featuring a distinct, chunky round C-profile.
• Tonal Character: Known for a warm, full-bodied resonance with a clear midrange bite.