Vintage V100AFD Paradise Flamed Amber Electric Guitar

The Vintage V100AFD Paradise in Flamed Amber offers a lot of bang for your buck. This classic styled single cut solid body electric guitar is based around a certain famous guitarist's own signature model. Buy online today from Merchant City Music. Fast UK delivery. Drop into our Glasgow shop.

Vintage V100AFD with a lovely Flamed Amber Veneer Top

This classic single cut electric guitar has been designed in conjunction with Trevor Wilkinson. One of the UK's top guitar gurus. The Vintage V100AFD Paradise model is unbelievable value for money. When you compare the finish and specification to the competition it really can't be beaten. The solid mahogany body has been capped with a flamed amber veneer top. The maple flame is simply stunning. The neck has been set into the body. This has been created with mahogany. It has slender, very play-able dimensions. The Vintage V100AFD Paradise has been given a rosewood fretboard. It features a traditional twelve inch fretboard radius and trapezoid fret markers. A typical feature of this type of electric guitar.The body and back of the neck have been given a gloss finish.

Single cut electric guitar will take you to Paradise

As well as having an exceptional build quality the Vintage V100AFD has some top notch hardware. This includes kit designed by Trevor Wilkinson. Take the pickups on this electric guitar for example. The Wilkinson WVHZ humbuckers are excellent. They deliver warm, punchy tones that are versatile. Very versatile in fact. They will handle anything from blues, jazz, rock and metal with ease. They are controlled via four control knobs and a three way switch. Each pickup has a separate volume and tone control. The switch flicks between them both with the middle selection both together. The Kluson Tulip style machines do their job well. No tuning problems here. The Vintage V100AFD Paradise also comes with an excellent set of Chrome Strap Locks.

The Vintage V100AFD Paradise Flamed Amber is simply outstanding. It puts guitars that are three times the price to shame.