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Description
Unleash your creativity with the Eastwood Hi-Flyer PHASE 1 Left Handed, a tribute to the legendary Mosrite guitars of the 1960s. Designed for left-handed players who crave vintage style and modern playability, this solid body electric guitar offers a blend of retro aesthetics and contemporary craftsmanship. The Eastwood Hi-Flyer PHASE 1 is equipped with dual P-90 pickups, known for delivering a rich, full-bodied sound that can handle everything from punk to surf rock with ease.
Crafted with a basswood body and a bolt-on maple neck, this guitar ensures a comfortable playing experience, whether you're jamming in your bedroom or performing on stage. The 22-fret rosewood fingerboard provides smooth action, allowing for effortless transitions between chords and solos. With its adjustable bridge, intonation, and action can be tailored to your personal playing style.
The Eastwood Hi-Flyer PHASE 1 Left Handed guitar is not just about looks and sound; it's also built for durability and reliability, making it an excellent choice for musicians of all levels.
Key Features:
- Solid basswood body with a bolt-on maple neck
- 22-fret rosewood fingerboard for smooth playability
- Dual P-90 pickups for a versatile range of tones
- Adjustable bridge for precise intonation and action
- Chrome hardware for added durability
- Classic vintage-inspired design with modern enhancements
- Left-handed orientation to cater to southpaw players
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