Wylde Audio Goregehn Electric Guitar, Blood River Burl
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Conquer the world of guitar riffs with raw power with the Wylde Audio Goregehn. Designed by rock guitar legend Zakk Wylde, this visually striking instrument is a true masterpiece crafted for the hard rocking skilled guitarist looking for premium specifications.
Experience the thunderous tone of the active EMG 81/85 high output pickups while enjoying the smooth feel of the lightning fast maple neck and luxurious ebony fretboard. Delivering unparalleled sonic firepower, the Goregehn is built with rugged construction and can easily handle the demands of intense live performances.
Elevate your playing to new heights with the Wylde Audio Goregehn. Optional Wylde Audio VW2 premium wooden case with plush black interior sold separately.
Features:
- Designed by rock guitar legend Zakk Wylde
- Rugged construction
- The thunderous tone of active pickups
- Smooth feel and lightningfast playability
- Unique Turquoise Psychic Bullseye graphic
- Mahogany body with Cocobolo top wood
- 3Piece Maple SetNeck
- Ebony fretboard with custom Zakk CShape
- EMG 81 Bridge Pickup and EMG 85 Neck Pickup
- Simple controls: Neck Volume, Bridge Volume, and Master Volume
- Tonepros locking TuneOMatic Bridge
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