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Rebel Relic, a master craftsman from the Netherlands, is back in stock in full force.
This is a handmade guitar made in the city of Amsterdam.
The previous shipment of this guitar showed the high level of production technique and the skillful use of the relic, but this time we have the impression that further updates have been made throughout the guitar.
Everything has been improved, from the amount of paint to the amount of scratches and damage, as well as the playability.
This one was ordered in Robin's Egg Blue color.
Robin's Egg means a robin's egg, and the egg of the robin, a bird that announces the arrival of spring, has a color reminiscent of a fresh blue sky.
It is a color that is also known as "Tiffany Blue," a color that is said to signify something important or noble.
The condition of the burns has been meticulously calculated to maximize the consistency with the flavor of the relic, and while the entire surface is finished, the chip areas are carefully selected to bring out the original color.
Even the paint has been pulled off, giving the piece an old-fashioned flavor.
The treatment of the paint to a matte finish is a technique often used by the original master builders, and it is a technique that has been used by many master builders in the past.
It is a technique often used by the original master builders to achieve a matte finish, which is similar to a vintage look that has lost its luster after years of use.
The fretboard, which looks as if it has been used up to the present, is made of Indian Rose wood with a tight grain.
The fretboard also has a light brick finish, which is wildly different from what you would expect in Japan. (*This is not a problem for playability.)
The neck back is kept low and the paint is lightly peeled off.
We have dealt with a variety of manufacturers that perform various types of relics, but the rate of growth is truly remarkable, and we may one day be on par with that manufacturer in Kentucky, U.S.A., and the original owner in California.
The most notable feature of the electrical system is the PU made by the company.
It is hand-wound and uses a Vintage type based on Rebel Relic's values.
The sound is very unique, with a vintage-like loose and elastic feel, yet the lows are really tight.
The low mid assertion is clearly felt, and the bandwidth essential for a passive JB type is played well.
For those who are looking for an instrument with low-mid-centered fatness and warmth at its core, this is an instrument that should be tried at least once.
The pots are made of ALPHA, and we can feel the attention to detail in the way the CTS has not been put together in a safe manner.
The input jack is made by Switchcraft, which is common all over the world.
The radius is 9.5 on the spec sheet, but when you actually grip it, you get the impression that it is slightly flat.
The neck is C Shape, and access to the high frets is not uncomfortable.
The head is slightly larger than the F series.
This is a great opportunity to buy one.
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard: Indian Rosewood
Fret Number: 20F
Scale: 34 inch
Body: Alder 2P
Finish: Robin's Egg Blue(Lacquer)
Pickup: Rebel Relic CTM Vintage JB
Control: 2 Volume, 1 Tone
Weight: 4.05kg
Weight: 4.05kg
New Warranty, Hardcase included
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