Chord CAL62

$169.00 Price Tier: Budget

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Alegree

$169.00

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$400

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In the Solid Body Electric Guitars category, Chord CAL62 is priced in the Budget/Beginner range. This is great gear to get started with or for creators on a budget.

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Discover the Chord CAL62, a guitar that effortlessly blends classic design with modern versatility. Crafted with a solid basswood body, this instrument is both lightweight and resonant, making it a favorite among players who crave comfort without sacrificing tone. The bolt-on maple neck paired with a high-pressure laminate (HPL) rosewood or maple fingerboard ensures smooth playability and effortless navigation across 22 medium frets.

Whether you're dialing in some new country twang or unleashing brash rock riffs, the CAL62 is equipped to deliver. It features two single-coil pickups that provide dynamic tonal range, controlled by a master volume and tone knob, along with a 3-way selector switch. This allows you to seamlessly transition between different soundscapes, making it adaptable for any genre you wish to explore.

For those who appreciate attention to detail, the chrome hardware, including a chrome plate bridge and 6-a-side closed geared tuners, not only add to the visual appeal but ensure reliable tuning stability. The CAL62 is not just a guitar; it's a statement of style and sound, perfect for musicians seeking a reliable companion on their musical journey.

Key Features:

Solid basswood body
Bolt-on maple neck
HPL rosewood or maple fingerboard
22 medium frets
Two single-coil pickups
Master volume and tone control with 3-way selector switch
Chrome plate bridge
6-a-side chrome button closed geared tuners

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tomversal

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about 5 years ago

Mine is modded

I have modded this guitar to have an Aluminium neck since I am a massive fan of Keith Levene and I wanted an aluminium neck guitar like how he used back in the PiL days. This guitar has a very twangy and treble-y tone to it, for a budget beginners guitar, it is great, I've heard it is better than Squire so if you are looking for a starting guitar then don't hesitate to pick this up!

As for my version with the aluminium neck, the intonation is off, the scale length is a fret short and I needed a string restrainer to even tune it, but I still love this guitar and it's my most unique guitar since I had built it. I have Billy Gibbons' Signature .7s on here and the sound super Shrill and just what I wanted out of this. I need to get it set up better but overall a very good guitar.