Well known as the Grammy-winning founder of influential U.S. punk band Rancid, Tim Armstrong is also well respected as a producer and indie label owner. But as a songwriter, he has always turned to his old Fender concert-style acoustic for inspiration. The Tim Armstrong Hellcat is based on Armstrong's own classic instrument, with modern appointments including high-quality onboard electronics. A great guitar for pop, rock, folk and more, it has a solid spruce top for especially sweet sound and a satin-finish maple neck for smooth playability.

FEATURES
  • Tim Armstrong signature model, concert body style acoustic-electric
  • Fishman® CD pickup system with active preamp, tuner, volume and tone controls
  • Solid spruce top with scalloped "X" bracing, mahogany back and sides
  • Maple neck with satin finish
  • 20-fret walnut fingerboard with "Hellcat" and double-skull inlays
  • Walnut bridge with compensated Graph Tech® Nuboneâ„¢ saddle

    ConditionBrand New (New)
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    Brand
    Model
    • FSR Tim Armstrong Hellcat with Electronics
    Categories
    String Type
    • Steel
    Color Family
    • White
    • Black
    Series
    Right / Left Handed
    • Right Handed
    Active Preamp
    • Yes
    Number of Strings
    • 6-String
    Fretboard Material
    • Walnut
    Neck Material
    • Maple
    Body Shape
    • Concert
    Top Material
    • Mahogany
    Model Family
    Back Material
    • Mahogany
    Pickup
    • Undersaddle Piezo Pickup
    Artist
    • Tim Armstrong
    Sides Material
    • Mahogany
    Number of Frets
    • 19

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