D'Angelico - Premier SS Ocean Turquoise + housse
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Sonovente and D'Angelico present the entry-level of the New York brand. The Premier SS offers ultra-neat finishes, Seymour Duncan Design pickups, Rotomatic pickups, multi-ply binding ... That's just as good as any other brand in this price range. Delivered in Gig Bag D'Angelico
ARTICLE N° 61469
Features
Scale length
635,00 mm (25,00")
Instrument size
4/4, standard
Body shape
Single Cut
Body Type
Semi-hollow body
Top material
Maple
Side material
Maple
Back material
Maple
Neck material
Maple
Fingerboard material
Rosewood
Fingerboard radius
355 mm (14,00")
Number of frets
22
Number of strings
6
Nut width
43,00 mm (1,693")
Pickup type
Passives
Electronic
Passive
Type of tuners
Die cast
Hardware color
Chrome
String gauge
010 - 046
Pickup setup
HH
Color
Blue, Turquoise
Case or cover included
Gigbag
Other features
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Angelico
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Electric Guitar Model SS
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Premier Series
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Turquoise Ocean Finish
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Semi hollow Case -
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Center Block Construction
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Rolled Maple Top, Back and Sipes 2 Seymour Duncan Design HB 102 and HB Humbuckers 101
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Scale: 635.00 mm
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Multi ply Binding -
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Scalini Pickguard Tune-O-Matic Chrome
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Easel Chromed Hardware
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Controls: 2 Volume / 2 Tone
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3 Position Micro Selector - Tailpiece 'Angelico Stopbar
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Rotomatic Stairstep Mechanics
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Logo on the Head Mother of Pearl Premier Shield
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Nut width: 43.00 mm
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Truss Rod: Dual Action
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Head cover: Aluminum Skyscraper
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Maple handle
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"C" neck profile Rosewood fretboard
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22 Jumbo medium frets
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Mother of Pearl
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encrusted key marks Climb Rope string D'Angelico Electrozinc pulling 010-046
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Supplied in Gig Bag
Spotlight on
D'Angelico is a New York brand of electric guitars that has existed since 1938. First went unnoticed because the guitars were manufactured only by hand in a very small workshop by two luthiers; it is in 2011, at a show at the New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, that D'Angelico is noticed. Since then, D'Angelico guitars have been a real success thanks to their quality of manufacture and their price.
