In 2001, Nash Guitars emerged on the music scene and swiftly became a highly sought-after brand. If you're seeking a vintage-inspired guitar with a unique range of tones, Nash guitars are the perfect choice for you! Crafted from lightweight Alder wood and beautifully finished in a Two Tone Sunburst Nitro Lacquer, the classic S-style body exudes elegance. This specific model has undergone Nash Guitars' light relicing treatment, giving it the appearance of a well-maintained and cherished relic from days gone by. Drawing heavy inspiration from '50s S-style guitars, the S57 captures the essence and vibe of that golden era flawlessly. The Maple neck boasts a smooth and rounded C-shape profile, ensuring a comfortable and pleasurable playing experience. Adorned with faux clay dots, 21 6105 frets, a 10-inch radius, and a Graphtec nut, the Maple fingerboard is a standout feature. Whether you're playing intricate lead lines or robust chords, this guitar offers a familiar feel. The classic S-style tones are delivered by a Lollar Special bridge singlecoil paired with two Lollar Blonde singlecoils, providing an exceptionally dynamic and responsive sound to your every touch. Completing the ensemble is a Gotoh vintage-style bridge and high-quality Gotoh vintage-style tuners. If you're in the market for a high-spec S-style guitar at an affordable price, Nash guitars should definitely be on your radar.
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