The HEADHUNTER HH-555 was a very unique take on a Gibson ES-335 styled semi-hollow electric guitar. It is a beautiful quality instrument with some distinctive features - noticeably the negative bottom. The guitar has a wood core center block that Daion describes as adding tone and sustain and is constructed of “a dense layer of maple sandwiched between two thick, softer layers of solid spruce. Ten ‘sound grooves’ are routed at either end of the blocks to add resonance.”

Two “Power Pulse” humbuckers with triple screw anti-tilt, two volume, two tone, coil splitter mini-toggles, and a three-way pickup selector. There are gold plated tuners, brass nut, and brass saddles nestled in a gold plated bridge with side screws to lock the bridge saddles in place (for better sustain).

The HH-555 was available in five finishes - Brown, Burgundy, Tobacco Sunburst, Honey Sunburst, and Gold. In some price lists Gold is listed as a special order color (see pics).

This is rare opportunity to own "Gold Top" - I don't believe you'll find another for sale at the moment anywhere in the world.

Learn more about this model at: Daion.com/headhunter

Guitar comes with a generic hardshell case.

Maintenance performed: body buffed; bridge components completely disassembled, cleaned and screws oiled; tuners cleaned; frets polished; fretboard cleaned and oiled; electronics checked; new strings.

Being a ~40 year old used vintage instrument the finish will not be perfect - there will be signs of use and imperfections. If you have questions, please ask before purchasing.