Magnificent

It is a thick guitar for sure, but beautiful and with a very bright and vengeful sound, perfect for what A Lack of Champions play.

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Great Single Cut guitar, Mahogany body with Maple cap and Humbuckers

This guitar is a well made, brilliant-sounding, amazingly playable single cut guitar in the LP style, albeit without double volume and tone controls. The fit and finish are amazing, and the tones that it produces would make many modern Gibsons hang their head(stocks) in shame! My current favourite guitar, even though I'd generally consider myself more of a T-style guitarist. The dynamic range available from the 2 Hagstrom Custom 60 humbuckers is nothing short of glorious. Whatever tone you want to find, from classic rock, jazz, blues, right through to modern sounds are right there at your fingertips. Every nuance is perfectly conveyed to your amp and then to your ears. Playing this through any type of amp, whether solid state or valve delivers exactly what you want, as long as you're willing to try it.

Specs are: Body: 45mm Mahogany with 10mm Carved Maple Top (Flame Maple Veneer) Bridge/Trem: Long Travel Tune-O-Matic with Hagstrom Stop Tail Piece and 6 Individual Brass String Blocks Neck: Set Mahogany Fingerboard: Resinator Fretboard Dot Position Marks: Hagstrom 6mm Truss Rod: H-Expander Truss Rod Scale Length: 24.75" Scale Tuning Keys: Hagstrom 18:1 Die Cast Tuners Pickups 2x Hagstrom Custom 60 Humbuckers Pickup Selector 3-Way Toggle **Bridge Controls 1x Volume / 1x Tone

Chunky

It's a good sounding guitar, and comes across really bluesy without a ton of bite. The body feels really chunky and a bit uncomfortable, but it may be worth it for some people. I'm not really a fan, but it's not a bad guitar. Just not for me.