The collection

The Blackcase Studio collection is currently in development, with a clear and ambitious vision: to tell the story of Rock through instruments, equipment, and sonic heritage. Every piece being curated is selected not only for its quality, but for its cultural relevance — representing defining eras, iconic sounds, and the evolution of rock music across generations.

This collection is conceived as a living archive of tone and history, honoring the amplifiers, instruments, and technologies that shaped the sound of legendary records. From vintage craftsmanship to modern milestones, the goal is to preserve and celebrate the spirit of rock in its purest form.

The Blackcase Studio collection is not available for rental or sale. It is a permanent, private archive assembled with long-term vision and artistic integrity in mind.

All items are securely stored in a climate-controlled vault to ensure preservation, stability, and protection. Temperature and humidity are carefully regulated to maintain optimal conditions for wood, electronics, and vintage components.

This is not a commercial inventory.
It is a curated legacy in the making.

Fender Eric Clapton Stratocaster®

Close-up of a Fender Stratocaster guitar headstock with signature and label, set against a black background.

Close-up of a guitar headstock showing tuning pegs and part of the headstock with a light wood finish.

Rear view of a black electric guitar with a natural wood neck and headstock, set against a black background.

A Fender Stratocaster electric guitar with a black body and white pickguard inside an orange velvet-lined hard case.

A black and white electric guitar with a maple neck and fretboard, hanging against a black background.

Close-up of an electric guitar with a black body, white pickguard, three single-coil pickups, and a volume knob.

The guitar known as 'Blackie' constitutes one of the most influential musical artifacts of the 20th century, directly associated with the consolidation of the modern blues-rock language and the creative renaissance of Eric Clapton following his Cream and Derek and the Dominos period. Unlike mass-produced instruments, Blackie was conceived as a composite instrument: in 1970 Clapton acquired several 1950s Fender Stratocasters in Nashville, disassembling them and selecting the finest structural components to assemble a single customized guitar tailored to his ergonomic, tonal, and playability preferences. This procedure historically anticipates the contemporary Custom Shop concept and establishes Blackie as one of the earliest documented examples of professional electric guitar customization for artistic purposes.

Historical and Cultural Context

Specifications

Body

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Construction: Bolt-on
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Body Wood: Alder
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Shape: Stratocaster®
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Finish: Gloss Urethane
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Color: Black
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Neck

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Neck Wood: Maple
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Profile: Soft V (Clapton)
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Finish: Satin Urethane
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Fingerboard: Maple
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Scale Length: 25.5"
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Radius: 9.5"
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Frets: 22
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Fret Size: Vintage Style
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Nut: Synthetic Bone
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Nut Width: 42 mm
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Pickups & Electronics

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Configuration: SSS
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Pickups:

Neck: Vintage Noiseless™ Single-Coil Strat®

Middle: Vintage Noiseless™ Single-Coil Strat®

Bridge: Vintage Noiseless™ Single-Coil Strat®

Special Circuits:

TBX™ Tone Control (active/passive hybrid)

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Active Mid Boost up to 25 dB
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Controls:

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Master Volume
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Master TBX™ Tone
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Master Active Mid Boost (0–25 dB)
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Switching: 5-Position Blade

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Position 1. Bridge Pickup
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Position 2. Bridge and Middle Pickup
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Position 3. Middle Pickup
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Position 4. Middle and Neck Pickup
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Position 5. Neck Pickup
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Pots: CTS
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Wiring: Cloth
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Hardware

Bridge: 6-Saddle American Vintage Synchronized Tremolo

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Tremolo: Blocked (Clapton spec)
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Tuners: Fender Vintage (upgraded to Fender Vintage Locking)

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Hardware Finish: Chrome
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Strings & Case

Strings: Fender® USA 250R Nickel Plated Steel

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Gauge: .010 – .046
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Case: Vintage-Style Tweed Case
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COA: Yes
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Condition & Upgrades

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Setup: Zaganin
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Shielding: Original
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Upgrades:

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Fender Vintage Locking Tuners
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Schaller S-Lock Strap Locks
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Pure Tone PTT1 Output Jack
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All Original Parts Included: Yes
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Birth

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Year: 2024
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Origin: USA - Corona, CA
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Orientation: Right Hand
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Fender Jimmy Page Mirror Telecaster®

Close-up of a Fender Telecaster guitar headstock showing tuning pegs and strings.

Close-up of the headstock of a guitar with four tuning pegs, featuring a signature that reads "Jimmy Page."

Back of a white electric guitar with a natural wood neck and headstock, against a black background.

A white electric guitar inside a beige hard case lined with red plush fabric.

A cream-colored Fender electric guitar with a wooden neck and a white pickguard, set against a black background.

Close-up of a white electric guitar focusing on the strings, pickups, and part of the fretboard.

Historical and Cultural Context

The instrument known as the 'Mirror Telecaster' is among the most visually and sonically emblematic guitars in rock history. Originally a 1959 Fender Telecaster finished in blond, the guitar was modified by Jimmy Page with adhesive mirrored panels applied to its body during the late 1960s, transforming it into an instantly recognizable stage artifact. This guitar became Page’s principal stage instrument during the formative years of Led Zeppelin, marking the transition of blues-based rock into a heavier, more theatrical and experimental sound language.

Specifications

Body

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Construction: Bolt-on
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Body Wood: 2-Piece Ash
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Shape: Telecaster®
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Finish: Gloss Lacquer
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Color: White Blonde
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Neck

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Neck Wood: Maple
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Profile: Jimmy Page Custom “Oval C”
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Finish: Gloss Nitrocellulose Lacquer
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Fingerboard: Rosewood (slab)
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Scale Length: 25.5"
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Radius: 7.25"
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Frets: 21
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Fret Size: Vintage
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Nut: Bone
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Nut Width: 42 mm
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Pickups & Electronics

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Configuration: SS
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Pickups:

Neck: Jimmy Page Custom ’59 Tele® Single-Coil

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Middle: No
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Bridge: Jimmy Page Custom ’59 Tele® Single-Coil

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Special Circuits: No
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Controls:
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- ```
Master Volume
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- ```
Master Tone
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Switching: 3-Position Blade

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Position 1: Bridge
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Position 2: Bridge + Neck
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Position 3: Neck
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Pots: CTS
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Wiring: Cloth
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Hardware

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Bridge: 3-Saddle Vintage-Style Tele®
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Tuners: Fender Vintage (upgraded to Fender Vintage Locking)

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Hardware Finish: Nickel / Chrome
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Strings & Case

Strings: Fender® USA 250R Nickel Plated Steel

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Gauge: .010 – .046
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Case: Vintage-Style Tweed Case
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COA: Yes
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Condition & Upgrades

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Setup: Zaganin
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Shielding: Zaganin
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Upgrades:

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Fender Vintage Locking Tuners
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Schaller S-Lock Strap Locks
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Pure Tone PTT1 Output Jack
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All Original Parts Included: Yes
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Birth

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Year: 2019
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Origin: USA - Corona, CA
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Orientation: Right Hand
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Fender Mark Knopfler Stratocaster® (2003-2013)

Close-up of the headstock of an electric guitar showing tuning pegs and part of the wooden neck.

Close-up of a Fender Stratocaster electric guitar headstock with tuning pegs, strings, and handwritten signatures.

Close-up of the body of an electric guitar, featuring strings, pickups, volume knob, and a red and white finish.

A red electric guitar with a white pickguard inside an orange plush-lined hard case.

A red electric guitar with a white pickguard and a brown neck and headstock, mounted on a black background.

Back of an electric guitar with a red body, wooden neck, and black background.

Historical and Cultural Context

The red Fender Stratocaster associated with Mark Knopfler is one of the most historically significant electric guitars in modern rock, inseparably linked to the rise of Dire Straits and the articulation of a refined fingerstyle electric guitar language. Acquired in the late 1970s, the instrument became Knopfler’s principal recording and touring guitar during the band’s most influential period, serving as a platform for a distinctive tonal identity characterized by exceptional clarity, dynamic articulation, and expressive touch sensitivity.

Specifications

Body

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Construction: Bolt-on
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Body Wood: Ash
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Shape: Stratocaster®
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Finish: Nitrocellulose Lacquer
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Color: Hot Rod Red
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Neck

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Neck Wood: Maple
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Profile: 'C' Shape
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Finish: Gloss Nitrocellulose Lacquer
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Fingerboard: Rosewood
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Scale Length: 25.5"
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Radius: 7.25"
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Frets: 21
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Fret Size: Medium Jumbo
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Nut: Synthetic Bone
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Nut Width: 41.3 mm
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Pickups & Electronics

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Configuration: SSS
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Pickups:

Neck: Custom Shop Texas Special™ Single-Coil Strat®

Middle: Custom Shop Texas Special™ Single-Coil Strat®

Bridge: Custom Shop Texas Special™ Single-Coil Strat®

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Special Circuits: No
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Controls:

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Master Volume
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Master Tone (Neck Pickup)
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Master Tone (Middle Pickup)

Switching: 5-Position Blade

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Position 1. Bridge Pickup
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Position 2. Bridge and Middle Pickup
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Position 3. Middle Pickup
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Position 4. Middle and Neck Pickup
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Position 5. Neck Pickup
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Pots: CTS
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Wiring: Cloth
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Hardware

Bridge: 6-Saddle American Vintage Synchronized Tremolo

Tuners: Fender Vintage (upgraded to Fender Vintage Locking)

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Hardware Finish: Chrome
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Strings & Case

Strings: Fender® USA 250R Nickel Plated Steel

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Gauge: .010 – .046
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Case: Deluxe Brown Tolex Hardshell
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COA: No
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Condition & Upgrades

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Setup: Zaganin
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Shielding: Original
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Upgrades:

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Fender Vintage Locking Tuners
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Schaller S-Lock Strap Locks
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All Original Parts Included: Yes
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Birth

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Year: 2005
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Origin: USA - Corona, CA
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Orientation: Right Hand
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Fender Robert Cray Stratocaster®

Close-up of the tuning pegs and headstock of an electric guitar with a natural wood finish and black background.

Close-up of a Fender Stratocaster guitar headstock with tuning pegs, strings, and a signature on the top right.

Close-up of an electric guitar showing three pickups, volume knob, strings, and part of the wooden body.

Electric guitar inside a plush-lined hard case.

A Fender Stratocaster electric guitar with a sunburst finish, white pickguard, and three pickups, mounted on a black background.

Rear view of an electric guitar with a sunburst finish on a black background.

Historical and Cultural Context

The Fender Stratocaster associated with Robert Cray represents a conscious return to tonal clarity, restraint and expressive precision within modern electric blues. Introduced as a signature model in the late 1980s, the instrument reflects Cray’s preference for a stripped-down, no-nonsense configuration that prioritizes articulation, dynamic control and direct connection between player and amplifier, standing in contrast to the high-gain and heavily processed guitar trends of the era.

Specifications

Pickups & Electronics

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Configuration: SSS
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Pickups:

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Neck: Vintage-Style Single-Coil Strat®
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Middle: Vintage-Style Single-Coil Strat®

Bridge: Vintage-Style Single-Coil Strat®

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Special Circuits: No
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Controls:

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Master Volume
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Master Tone (Neck Pickup)
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Master Tone (Middle Pickup)

Switching: 5-Position Blade

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Position 1. Bridge Pickup
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Position 2. Bridge and Middle Pickup
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Position 3. Middle Pickup
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Position 4. Middle and Neck Pickup
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Position 5. Neck Pickup
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Pots: CTS
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Wiring: PVC
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Body

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Construction: Bolt-on
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Body Wood: Alder
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Shape: Stratocaster®
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Finish: Gloss Polyester
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Color: 3-Color Sunburst
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Neck

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Neck Wood: Maple
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Profile: 'C' Shape
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Finish: Gloss Urethane
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Fingerboard: Rosewood
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Scale Length: 25.5"
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Radius: 9.5"
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Frets: 21
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Fret Size: Medium Jumbo
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Nut: Synthetic Bone
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Nut Width: 42 mm
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Hardware

Bridge: 6-Saddle American Vintage Strings-Through-Body Strat® Hardtail

Tuners: Fender Vintage (upgraded to Fender Vintage Locking)

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Hardware Finish: Chrome
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Strings & Case

Strings: Fender® USA 250R Nickel Plated Steel

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Gauge: .010 – .052
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Case: Deluxe Stratocaster®/Telecaster® Molded Case

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COA: No
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Condition & Upgrades

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Setup: Zaganin
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Shielding: Original
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Upgrades:

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Fender Vintage Locking Tuners
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Schaller S-Lock Strap Locks
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All Original Parts Included: Yes
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Birth

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Year: 2023
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Origin: Mexico - Ensenada
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Orientation: Right Hand
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Fender Jimi Hendrix Stratocaster®

Close-up of an electric guitar's body, focusing on the pickguard, pickups, and control knobs.

A white Fender electric guitar with a maple neck, resting inside a fluffy, gray-lined hard guitar case.

Cream-colored Fender Stratocaster electric guitar with wooden neck, against a black background.

Back of a white electric guitar with maple neck and headstock, signed by Jimi Hendrix, against a black background.

Historical and Cultural Context

The white reverse Stratocaster associated with Jimi Hendrix stands among the most influential instruments in the history of popular music. Although Hendrix was left-handed, he predominantly used right-handed Fender Stratocasters restrung and inverted for left-handed playing, creating a distinctive reversed pickup orientation and string tension geometry that became central to his unprecedented sonic vocabulary. The white Stratocaster became visually and sonically emblematic of Hendrix’s late career, coinciding with the peak of his creative and cultural impact.

Specifications

Body

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Construction: Bolt-on
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Body Wood: Alder
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Shape: Stratocaster®
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Finish: Gloss Polyester
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Color: Olympic White
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Neck

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Neck Wood: Maple
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Profile: 'C' Shape
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Finish: Gloss Polyester
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Fingerboard: Maple
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Scale Length: 25.5"
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Radius: 9.5"
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Frets: 21
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Fret Size: Medium Jumbo
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Nut: Synthetic Bone
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Nut Width: 42 mm
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Pickups & Electronics

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Configuration: SSS
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Pickups:

Neck: Fender Custom Shop Custom 69' Strat Pickups

Middle: Fender Custom Shop Custom 69' Strat Pickups

Bridge: Fender Custom Shop Custom 69' Strat Pickups

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Special Circuits: No
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Controls:

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Master Volume
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Master Tone (Neck Pickup)
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Master Tone (Middle Pickup)

Switching: 5-Position Blade

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Position 1. Bridge Pickup
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Position 2. Bridge and Middle Pickup
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Position 3. Middle Pickup
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Position 4. Middle and Neck Pickup
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Position 5. Neck Pickup
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Pots: CTS
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Wiring: Cloth
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Hardware

Bridge: 6-Saddle American Vintage Synchronized Tremolo

Tuners: Fender Vintage (upgraded to Fender Vintage Locking)

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Hardware Finish: Chrome
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Strings & Case

Strings: Fender® USA 250R Nickel Plated Steel

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Gauge: .010 – .046
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Case: Deluxe Stratocaster®/Telecaster® Molded Case

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COA: No
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Condition & Upgrades

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Setup: Zaganin
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Shielding: Original
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Upgrades:

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Fender Vintage Locking Tuners
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Schaller S-Lock Strap Locks
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Pickups
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Pure Tone PTT1 Output Jack
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All Original Parts Included: Yes
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Birth

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Year: 2017
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Origin: Mexico - Ensenada
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Orientation: Right Hand Reverse
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Fender Tom Morello Stratocaster®

Close-up of the tuning pegs and headstock of a yellow electric guitar, showing six chrome tuning pegs and numbered rotary tuners.

Close-up of a black electric guitar showing strings, pickups, knobs, and a wooden fretboard.

An electric guitar with a black body and a wooden neck inside a protective case lined with black plush. The guitar has a speech bubble shape with the words 'SOUL POWER' written on it in white. The case is open, revealing the guitar and some accessories.

A Fender electric guitar with the words "SOUL POWER" written on its body.

Back of an electric guitar with a black body and a natural wood neck, shown against a black background.

Historical and Cultural Context

The Stratocaster known as the 'Soul Power' guitar is one of the most politically and sonically distinctive instruments in modern rock history. Customized by Tom Morello in the early 1990s, the guitar features the iconic 'Soul Power' inscription on its body and was modified to facilitate unconventional playing techniques. It became Morello’s primary instrument during the formative and most influential years of Rage Against the Machine, embodying a radical fusion of hip-hop rhythms, metal riffing, and experimental sound manipulation.

Specifications

Body

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Construction: Bolt-on
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Body Wood: Alder
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Shape: Stratocaster®
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Finish: Gloss Polyester
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Color: Black
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Neck

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Neck Wood: Maple
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Profile: Modern 'C'
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Finish: Satin Urethane
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Fingerboard: Rosewood
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Scale Length: 25.5"
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Radius: 9.5" to 14.0"
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Frets: 22
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Fret Size: Medium Jumbo
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Nut: Floyd Rose® FRT 02000 Locking
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Nut Width: 42.5 mm
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Pickups & Electronics

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Configuration: SSS
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Pickups:

Neck: Fender Custom Shop Custom 69' Strat Pickups

Middle: Vintage Noiseless™ Single-Coil Strat®

Bridge: Seymour Duncan® Hot Rails® Strat® SHR-1B

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Special Circuits: No
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Controls:

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Master Volume
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Master Tone (Neck Pickup)
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Master Tone (Middle Pickup)

Switching: 5-Position Blade

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Position 1. Bridge Pickup
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Position 2. Bridge and Middle Pickup
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Position 3. Middle Pickup
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Position 4. Middle and Neck Pickup
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Position 5. Neck Pickup
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Pots: CTS
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Wiring: PVC
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Hardware

Bridge: Floyd Rose® FRT-O2000 Double-Locking Tremolo (Recessed)

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Tuners: Deluxe Cast/Sealed Locking
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Hardware Finish: Chrome
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Strings & Case

Strings: Fender® USA 250R Nickel Plated Steel

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Gauge: .009 – .042
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Case: Deluxe Black Hardshell
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COA: No
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Condition & Upgrades

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Setup: Zaganin
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Shielding: Original
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Upgrades:
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- ```
Schaller S-Lock Strap Locks
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- Locking Tuners
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All Original Parts Included: Yes
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Birth

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Year: 2025
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Origin: Mexico - Ensenada
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Orientation: Right Hand
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Fender Kurt Cobain Jaguar®

Close-up of a vintage electric bass guitar with a sunburst finish, featuring dual humbucker pickups, control knobs, and a tortoiseshell pickguard.

A Fender electric guitar with a sunburst finish and a red and black pickguard inside a black hard case with plush lining.

An electric guitar with a sunburst finish and a unique body shape and controls, mounted on a black background.

Back of an electric guitar with a sunburst finish, black background, and visible tuning pegs.

Historical and Cultural Context

The Fender Jaguar associated with Kurt Cobain represents a decisive rupture with traditional rock guitar hierarchies and aesthetics. Originally a 1965 Fender Jaguar heavily modified by Cobain, the instrument embodied the alternative ethos of repurposing overlooked, non-virtuoso-oriented guitars into vehicles for raw expression. The Jaguar became central to Cobain’s late-career sound, aligning offset Fender designs with the sonic aggression and emotional directness of the grunge movement.

Specifications

Body

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Construction: Bolt-on
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Body Wood: Alder
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Shape: Jaguar®
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Finish: Gloss Polyester
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Color: 3-Color Sunburst
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Neck

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Neck Wood: Maple
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Profile: Modern 'C'
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Finish: Gloss Urethane
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Fingerboard: Rosewood
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Scale Length: 24.0"
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Radius: 9.5""
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Frets: 24
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Fret Size: Medium Jumbo
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Nut: Synthetic Bone
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Nut Width: 42.0 mm
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Pickups & Electronics

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Configuration: HH
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Pickups:

Neck: DiMarzio® PAF® 36th Anniversary DP103

Bridge: DiMarzio® Super Distortion® DP100

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Special Circuits: No
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Controls:

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Volume Neck
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Volume Bridge
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Master Tone
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Thumbwheel Volume Neck
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Thumbwheel Volume Neck
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Switching: 3-Position Blade

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Position 1. Bridge Pickup
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Position 2. Bridge and Neck Pickup
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Position 3. Neck Pickup
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Pots: CTS
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Wiring: PVC
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Hardware

Bridge: Black Chrome Adjusto-Matic™ Bridge with Chrome Vintage-Style 'Floating' Tremolo Tailpiece and Tremolo Lock Button

Tuners: Gotoh SG360-07 MGT 6 in line Locking Tuners

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Hardware Finish: Chrome
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Strings & Case

Strings: Fender® USA 250R Nickel Plated Steel

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Gauge: .010 – .052
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Case: Standard Black Hardshell
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COA: No
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Condition & Upgrades

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Setup: Zaganin
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Shielding: Original
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Upgrades:
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- ```
Schaller S-Lock Strap Locks
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- Locking Tuners
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All Original Parts Included: Yes
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Birth

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Year: 2025
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Origin: Mexico - Ensenada
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Orientation: Right Hand
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EVH Stripped Series Frankenstein® Frankie

Close-up of a wooden guitar headstock with chrome tuning pegs, showing several stickers and labels.

Close-up of an EVH guitar headstock with tuning pegs and strings, isolated on a black background.

Close-up of an electric guitar with an abstract red, black, and white design, showing pickups, bridge, and strings.

Electric guitar with red, black, and white abstract pattern in open red-lined case

Electric guitar with a red, white, and black abstract paint splatter design on its body, set against a black background.

An electric guitar with a colorful, abstract red, black, and white painted design, shown from the back against a black background.

Historical and Cultural Context

The guitar known as the 'Frankenstrat' is one of the most influential and revolutionary instruments in the history of rock music. Conceived and assembled by Eddie Van Halen in the mid-1970s, it combined a Stratocaster-style body with a single high-output humbucking pickup, a maple neck, and radical electronic and hardware modifications. This hybrid construction pioneered the concept of the "superstrat" and redefined expectations for sustain, gain handling, and expressive articulation.

Specifications

Body

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Construction: Bolt-on
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Body Wood: Basswood
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Shape: Stratocaster®
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Finish: Satin Lacquer
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Color: Red with Black Stripes Relic
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Neck

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Neck Wood: Quartersawn Maple
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Profile: EVH® Modified 'C' Backshape
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Finish: Oiled
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Fingerboard: Maple
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Scale Length: 25.5"
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Radius: 12.0"" to 16.0"
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Frets: 22
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Fret Size: Jumbo
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Nut: Floyd Rose® R3 Locking
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Nut Width: 42.86 mm
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Pickups & Electronics

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Configuration: S
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Pickups:

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Neck: Dummy Strat® Pickup
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Bridge: Pickup EVH® Frankenstein™ Hambucker

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Special Circuits: No
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Controls:
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- ```
Volume 
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Dummy Five-Way Blade
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Pots: CTS
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Wiring: PVC
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Hardware

Bridge: EVH®-Branded Floyd Rose® Locking Tremolo with EVH® D-Tuna®

Tuners: Gotoh SG360-07 MGT 6 in line Non Staggered Locking Tuners

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Hardware Finish: Chrome Relic
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Strings & Case

Strings: Fender® USA 250R Nickel Plated Steel

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Gauge: .009 – .042
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Case: EVH Hardshell
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```
COA: No
```

Condition & Upgrades

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Setup: Zaganin
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```
Shielding: Original
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Upgrades:

```
Schaller S-Lock Strap Locks
```
Pickups
Locking Tuners
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Pure Tone PTT1 Output Jack
```

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All Original Parts Included: Yes
```

Birth

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Year: 2024
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Origin: Mexico - Ensenada
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Orientation: Right Hand
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Gibson Les Paul™ Standard Slash Appetite Burst

Close-up of the headstock of a red guitar with six tuning pegs, three on each side, and a small graphic of a devil with a pitchfork on it.

Close-up of the headstock of a black Gibson Les Paul Standard electric guitar with white tuning pegs and a signature on the headstock.

Close-up of a wooden electric guitar with two humbucker pickups, a bridge, and control knobs.

Electric guitar with a natural wood finish inside a red plush-lined guitar case.

A Gibson electric guitar with a sunburst finish, six tuning pegs, and two humbucker pickups, set against a black background.

Back of a red electric guitar with tuning pegs, on a black background.

Historical and Cultural Context

The Gibson Les Paul associated with Slash and finished in the distinctive 'Appetite Burst' represents one of the most recognizable electric guitars in hard rock history. Closely linked to Slash’s rise with Guns N’ Roses in the mid-to-late 1980s, the instrument embodies a revival of the late-1950s Les Paul aesthetic and tonal philosophy at a time when superstrats and high-gain designs dominated the market. Slash’s adoption of the Les Paul platform reasserted the cultural and sonic relevance of classic single-cut guitars in modern rock.

Specifications

Body

```
Construction: Set neck
```

Body Wood: Mahogany with Flamed Maple AAA

```
Shape: Les Paul™
```

Finish: Nitrocellulose with Gloss Coating

```
Color: Natural
```

Neck

```
Neck Wood: Mahogany
```
```
Profile: 50s Vintage
```

Finish: Nitrocellulose with Gloss Coating

```
Fingerboard: Rosewood
```
```
Scale Length: 24.75"
```
```
Radius: 12.0""
```
```
Frets: 22
```
```
Fret Size: Medium Jumbo
```
```
Nut: Graph Tech
```
```
Nut Width: 42.86 mm
```

Pickups & Electronics

```
Configuration: HH
```

Pickups:

Neck: Custom Burstbucker Alnico II Zebra

Bridge: Custom Burstbucker Alnico II Reverse Zebra

```
Special Circuits: No
```
```
Controls:
```
- ```
Volume Neck 
```
- ```
Volume Bridge
```
- Tone Neck
- Tone Bridge

Switching: 3-Position Blade

```
Position 1. Bridge Pickup
```
```
Position 2. Bridge and Neck Pickup
```
```
Position 3. Neck Pickup
```

```
Pots: CTS
```
```
Wiring: PVC
```

Hardware

Bridge: ABR-1 Tune-O-Matic + Tailpiece Aluminum Stopbar

Tuners: Kluson Locking Revolution Tuning Machines KRGL-3-NP

```
Hardware Finish: Nickel and Cream
```

Strings & Case

```
Strings: Ernie Ball
```
```
Gauge: .010 – .046
```
```
Case: Gibson Brown Hardcase
```
```
COA: Yes
```

Condition & Upgrades

```
Setup: Zaganin
```
```
Shielding: Original
```
```
Upgrades:
```
- ```
Schaller S-Lock Strap Locks
```
- Locking Tuners
```
All Original Parts Included: Yes
```

Birth

```
Year: 2023
```
```
Origin: USA - Nashville
```
```
Orientation: Right Hand
```

Gibson SG™ Angus Young Signature Ebony Thunderstruck

Close-up of the back of a guitar headstock showing six tuning pegs with white tuning keys, metal hardware, and a black background.

Close-up of a Gibson guitar headstock with tuning pegs, guitar strings, and a signature in white on the black headstock.

Close-up of a black electric guitar with two humbucker pickups, six strings, and chrome hardware.

Electric guitar with a dark wood finish inside a white plush-lined hard case, with an empty case shell beside it.

Black Gibson electric guitar with silver hardware, multiple knobs, and a lightning bolt design on the fretboard, lying on a dark surface.

Back of an electric guitar with chrome hardware, against a black background.

Historical and Cultural Context

The Gibson SG associated with Angus Young and popularly referred to as the 'Thunderstruck' SG represents the distilled essence of hard rock guitar performance. Closely linked to AC/DC’s late-career resurgence in the early 1990s, the instrument reflects Young’s unwavering commitment to simplicity, volume, and physical expressiveness. Its lightweight SG construction and high-output humbuckers provided the immediacy and raw attack necessary for the band’s stadium-scale sound.

Specifications

Body

```
Construction: Set neck
```

Body Wood: Selected Lightweight Mahogany

```
Shape: SG™
```
```
Finish: Nitrocellulose Lacquer
```
```
Color: Black
```

Neck

```
Neck Wood: Mahogany
```
```
Profile: Slim 60
```
```
Finish: Nitrocellulose Lacquer
```
```
Fingerboard: Ebony
```
```
Scale Length: 24.75"
```
```
Radius: 12.0""
```
```
Frets: 22
```
```
Fret Size: Medium
```
```
Nut: Graph Tech
```
```
Nut Width: 39.4 mm
```

Pickups & Electronics

```
Configuration: HH
```

Pickups:

```
Neck: Classic '57 Neck Handwound
```
```
Bridge: Gibson Angus Young Bridge
```

```
Special Circuits: No
```
```
Controls:
```
- ```
Volume Neck 
```
- ```
Volume Bridge
```
- Tone Neck
- Tone Bridge

Switching: 3-Position Blade

```
Position 1. Bridge Pickup
```
```
Position 2. Bridge and Neck Pickup
```
```
Position 3. Neck Pickup
```

```
Pots: CTS
```
```
Wiring: Cloth
```

Hardware

Bridge: ABR-1 Tune-O-Matic + Tailpiece Crome Stopbar

Tuners: Kluson Locking Revolution Tuning Machines KRGL-3-NP

```
Hardware Finish: Chrome
```

Strings & Case

```
Strings: Gibson
```
```
Gauge: .009 – .042
```
```
Case: Gibson Black Hardcase
```
```
COA: No
```

Condition & Upgrades

```
Setup: Zaganin
```
```
Shielding: Original
```
```
Upgrades:
```
- ```
Schaller S-Lock Strap Locks
```
- Locking Tuners
```
All Original Parts Included: Yes
```

Birth

```
Year: 2010
```
```
Origin: USA - Nashville
```
```
Orientation: Right Hand
```

Gibson SG™ Tony Iommi Signature Vintage Edition (P-90)

Close-up image of a red guitar headstock with six chrome tuning pegs and a signature near the bottom.

Close-up of a Gibson guitar headstock with six tuning pegs and strings.

A close-up of a red electric guitar with black pickups and a chrome bridge.

A red electric guitar inside a vintage-style hard case with red plush lining, open on a dark surface.

A red Gibson electric guitar with black pickguard, dual pickups, four control knobs, and a switch, set against a black background.

Back of a wooden electric guitar with a red finish, showing the neck and body, on a black background

Historical and Cultural Context

The Gibson SG associated with Tony Iommi occupies a foundational position in the history of heavy metal. Adopted by Iommi at the dawn of Black Sabbath’s career, the SG’s lightweight body, fast neck profile and powerful humbuckers became integral to the creation of a darker, heavier guitar language. The signature model formalizes decades of iterative modifications developed to accommodate Iommi’s unique playing requirements following his industrial accident.

Specifications

Body

```
Construction: Set neck
```
```
Body Wood: Solid Mahogany
```
```
Shape: SG™
```
```
Finish: Nitrocellulose Lacquer
```
```
Color: Vintage Cherry
```

Neck

```
Neck Wood: Mahogany
```
```
Profile: Slim Taper
```
```
Finish: Nitrocellulose Lacquer
```
```
Fingerboard: Indian Rosewood
```
```
Scale Length: 24.75"
```
```
Radius: 12.0""
```
```
Frets: 22
```
```
Fret Size: Medium Jumbo
```
```
Nut: Graph Tech
```
```
Nut Width: 43.0 mm
```

Pickups & Electronics

```
Configuration: P90/P90
```

Pickups:

```
Neck: Chrome-covered P-90
```
```
Bridge: Chrome-covered P-90
```

```
Special Circuits: No
```
```
Controls:
```
- ```
Volume Neck 
```
- ```
Volume Bridge
```
- Tone Neck
- Tone Bridge

Switching: 3-Position Blade

```
Position 1. Bridge Pickup
```
```
Position 2. Bridge and Neck Pickup
```
```
Position 3. Neck Pickup
```

```
Pots: CTS
```
```
Wiring: Cloth
```

Hardware

```
Bridge: ABR-1 Tune-O-Matic
```

Tuners: Grover® Rotomatic® Locking with contemporary-style buttons

```
Hardware Finish: Chrome
```

Strings & Case

```
Strings: Gibson
```
```
Gauge: .009 – .042
```
```
Case: Gibson Brown Hardcase
```
```
COA: No
```

Condition & Upgrades

```
Setup: Zaganin
```
```
Shielding: Original
```
```
Upgrades:
```
- ```
Schaller S-Lock Strap Locks
```
- Locking Tuners
```
All Original Parts Included: Yes
```

Birth

```
Year: 2021
```
```
Origin: USA - Nashville
```
```
Orientation: Right Hand
```

Epiphone Dave Grohl DG-335

Close-up of the headstock of a silver electric guitar showing six tuning pegs with a sticker that reads '100% inspected & set-up in the USA' and a signature below.

Close-up of a black Epiphone electric guitar headstock with tuning pegs and strings visible.

Close-up of an electric guitar with a metallic silver body, black pickups, and a wooden fretboard with diamond inlays.

A blue electric guitar inside an open black hard shell guitar case with a plush interior, resting on a dark wooden surface.

A silver semi-hollow electric guitar with f-hole cutouts and a wooden neck with diamond-shaped inlays, set against a black background.

Back of an electric guitar with a metallic finish, showing the headstock, neck, and body on a black background.

Historical and Cultural Context

The Epiphone DG-335 associated with Dave Grohl represents the democratization of a contemporary rock icon originally conceived as a high-end Gibson model. Based on Grohl’s custom Gibson semi-hollow design—often described as a modern reinterpretation of the ES-335 platform—the Epiphone version translates the essential tonal, ergonomic, and aesthetic characteristics of the instrument into a more accessible form, expanding its cultural reach without abandoning its artistic lineage.

Specifications

Body

```
Construction: Set neck
```
```
Body Wood: Layered Maple/Poplar
```
```
Shape: DG-335
```
```
Finish: Gloss
```
```
Color: Pelham Blue
```

Neck

```
Neck Wood: Mahogany
```
```
Profile: Elliptical C
```
```
Finish: Gloss
```
```
Fingerboard: Laurel
```
```
Scale Length: 24.75"
```
```
Radius: 12.0""
```
```
Frets: 22
```
```
Fret Size: Medium Jumbo
```
```
Nut: Graph Tech
```
```
Nut Width: 43.0 mm
```

Pickups & Electronics

```
Configuration: HH
```

Pickups:

```
Neck: Gibson USA Burstbucker 2
```
```
Bridge: Gibson USA Burstbucker 3
```

```
Special Circuits: No
```
```
Controls:
```
- ```
Volume Neck 
```
- ```
Volume Bridge
```
- Tone Neck
- Tone Bridge

Switching: 3-Position Blade

```
Position 1. Bridge Pickup
```
```
Position 2. Bridge and Neck Pickup
```
```
Position 3. Neck Pickup
```

```
Pots: CTS
```
```
Wiring: PVC
```

Hardware

Bridge: LockTone Tune-O-Matic + LockTone Stop Bar

Tuners: Grover® Mini Rotomatic® Locking

```
Hardware Finish: Chrome
```

Strings & Case

```
Strings: Gibson
```
```
Gauge: .010 – .042
```
```
Case: Epiphone Dave Grohl Hardshell
```
```
COA: No
```

Condition & Upgrades

```
Setup: Zaganin
```
```
Shielding: Original
```
```
Upgrades:
```
- ```
Schaller S-Lock Strap Locks
```
- Locking Tuners
```
All Original Parts Included: Yes
```

Birth

```
Year: 2024
```
```
Origin: China - Qingdao
```
```
Orientation: Right Hand
```

ESP LTD Kirk Hammet Demonology

Close-up of an electric guitar's headstock with tuning pegs, strings, and branding details.

Close-up of a black electric guitar with white symbols and writings on its body, featuring two humbucker pickups, a Floyd Rose locking tremolo system, and control knobs.

A black electric guitar with white symbols and markings inside an open vintage pink guitar case with plush interior.

Electric guitar decorated with white mystical symbols and runes on a dark background.

Back of a metallic electric guitar with tuning pegs, bridge, pickup cavity, and strap button visible, resting on a dark surface.

Historical and Cultural Context

The ESP 'Demonology' associated with Kirk Hammett embodies the convergence of high-performance instrument design and the dark visual symbolism long present in heavy metal culture. Developed as part of Hammett’s signature lineage, the instrument reflects his enduring collaboration with ESP and his role in shaping the sonic vocabulary of thrash metal through precise articulation, aggressive attack and controlled high-gain response.

Specifications

Body

```
Construction: Neck-Thru
```
```
Body Wood: Alder
```
```
Shape: Stratocaster®
```
```
Finish: Gloss Polyester
```
```
Color: Black with Graphics
```

Neck

```
Neck Wood: Maple
```
```
Profile: Extra Thin 'U'
```
```
Finish: Gloss Urethane
```
```
Fingerboard: Macassar Ebony
```
```
Scale Length: 25.5"
```
```
Radius: 13.78""
```
```
Frets: 24
```
```
Fret Size: XJ
```
```
Nut: Floyd Rose Locking Nut R3
```
```
Nut Width: 42.0 mm
```

Pickups & Electronics

```
Configuration: HH
```
```
Pickups:
```
- ```
Neck: EMG 60
```
- ```
Bridge: EMG 81
```
```
Special Circuits: Active
```
```
Controls:
```
- ```
Volume Neck 
```
- ```
Volume Bridge
```
- Master Tone

Switching: 3-Position Blade

```
Position 1. Bridge Pickup
```
```
Position 2. Bridge and Neck Pickup
```
```
Position 3. Neck Pickup
```

```
Pots: CTS
```
```
Wiring: PVC
```

Hardware

```
Bridge: Floyd Rose Original
```
```
Tuners: Gotoh Locking SG381 07 MGT
```
```
Hardware Finish: Black
```

Strings & Case

```
Strings: D'Addario XL120
```
```
Gauge: .009 – .042
```
```
Case: Tombstone MH Form Fit Case
```
```
COA: No
```

Condition & Upgrades

```
Setup: Zaganin
```
```
Shielding: Original
```
```
Upgrades:
```
- ```
ESP-ESL-01 Lock Strap Locks
```
- Locking Tuners
- Bridge
- Nut
- Pickups
```
All Original Parts Included: Yes
```

Birth

```
Year: 2020
```
```
Origin: South Korea - Seul
```
```
Orientation: Right Hand
```

Burns of London Brian May Signature Special Red

Rear view of a red electric guitar's headstock with six chrome tuning pegs against a black background.

Close-up of the headstock of a Burns London electric guitar with six tuning pegs, a signature, and a sticker that reads 'Burns London'.

Close-up of a red electric guitar with a black pickguard, three pickups labeled 'Burns 7T-Servo', a whammy bar, and part of the fretboard with fret markers.

A red electric guitar with black pickguard and silver hardware sits in an open hard case lined with black velvet. There is a postcard of Eric Clapton and a tag inside the case.

Red electric guitar with a black pickguard and multiple control knobs, set against a black background.

Rear view of a red electric guitar standing upright against a black background.

Historical and Cultural Context

The instrument known as the 'Red Special' occupies a singular position in the history of electric guitar design. Originally built by Brian May and his father, Harold May, in the early 1960s using unconventional materials and innovative construction techniques, the guitar defied industrial standards and became inseparable from the sonic identity of the band Queen. The Burns-produced Red Special represents an effort to translate this highly idiosyncratic, handmade design into a serially manufactured instrument while preserving its core tonal and ergonomic principles.

Specifications

Body

```
Construction: Set neck
```
```
Body Wood: Mahogany
```
```
Shape: Two Bout
```
```
Finish: Gloss Polyurethane Lacquer
```
```
Color: Cherry Red
```

Neck

```
Neck Wood: Mahogany
```
```
Profile: Large 'C'
```
```
Finish: Gloss Polyurethane Lacquer
```
```
Fingerboard: Macassar Ebony
```
```
Scale Length: 24.0"
```
```
Radius: 9.0""
```
```
Frets: 24
```
```
Fret Size: Medium Jumbo
```
```
Nut: Synthetic Bone
```
```
Nut Width: 44.5 mm
```

Pickups & Electronics

```
Configuration: SSS
```

Pickups:

```
Neck: Burns Tri-Sonic
```
Middle: Burns Tri-Sonic
```
Bridge: Burns Tri-Sonic
```

```
Special Circuits: No
```
```
Controls:
```
- ```
Master Volume
```
- Master Tone

Switching: 6 Switchings

```
On/Off Bridge Pickup
```
```
On/Off Middle Pickup
```
```
On/Off Neck Pickup
```
```
Phase Switch Bridge Pickup
```
```
Phase Switch Middle Pickup
```
```
Phase Switch Neck Pickup
```

```
Pots: OEM
```
```
Wiring: PVC
```

Hardware

```
Bridge: Burns Brian May Tremolo
```

Tuners: Grover 406 Mini Locking Rotomatic

```
Hardware Finish: Chrome
```

Strings & Case

Strings: D’Addario EXL120 Nickel Wound

```
Gauge: .009 – .042
```
```
Case: Burns Hard Shell
```
```
COA: No
```

Condition & Upgrades

```
Setup: Zaganin
```
```
Shielding: Original
```
```
Upgrades:
```
- ```
Schaller S-Lock Strap Locks
```
```
All Original Parts Included: Yes
```

Birth

```
Year: 2002
```
```
Origin: South Korea - Incheon
```
```
Orientation: Right Hand
```