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Description
The Hentor Sportscaster is more than just a guitar; it's a tribute to craftsmanship and a celebration of musical legacy. Perfect for any enthusiast or collector, this officially licensed miniature replica of Alex Lifeson's iconic guitar captures every intricate detail with remarkable precision. Handmade from solid wood, this 1:4 scale model is accentuated with metal tuning screws, providing an authentic look and feel that pays homage to the original instrument. Though it’s not playable, the Hentor Sportscaster stands as a testament to the artistry and history of rock music, making it an ideal piece for display in any setting.
Whether you're an avid collector, a devoted Rush fan, or simply appreciate finely crafted musical memorabilia, this miniature guitar offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of music history. The package includes an adjustable miniature guitar stand and comes in a guitar case gift box, ensuring that this stunning replica is presented with the respect it deserves. Elevate your collection with this exquisite piece that brings the essence of rock elegance right into your space.
Key Features:
- Officially licensed Alex Lifeson Hentor Sportscaster replica
- 1:4 scale model
- Handmade with solid wood and metal tuning screws
- Includes adjustable miniature guitar stand
- Packaged in a guitar case gift box
- Not playable
Product specs
| Available since | February 2024 |
| Type Of Accessory | Axe Heaven |
| Dekoration/Home accessoires | Yes |
| Calendar | No |
| Toys | No |
| Cases | No |
| Stationery | No |
| Miniature Instruments | Yes |
| Household | No |
| Collectible Figures | No |
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The Hentor Sportscaster
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Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Hentor Sportscaster.
Features and functionality
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The Hentor Sportscaster features a unique input jack placement that some find off-putting, adding a distinctive aesthetic touch.
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The Hentor Sportscaster includes inverted jack plates, enhancing ease of plugging in during dark stage conditions.
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The neck, replaced with a Shark aftermarket neck, features quarter-sawn maple, an ebony fretboard, and an atypically thin headstock.
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The necks were modified to feel more "Gibson-like," retaining a 25.5" scale length but with a radius potentially altered to match Gibson specs, likely 10” or 12”.
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Mods and upgrades
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The Gotoh 510 tremolo system, requiring additional routing, is favored over the original Fender two-point tremolo for better performance.
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A black pickguard with a mounted pickup selector switch is custom-made, as options are limited with standard suppliers like Warmoth.
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The guitar originally had a Gibson humbucker in the bridge, later changed to a Bill Lawrence L500L for a fuller sound.
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The non-fine-tuning Floyd Rose was eventually upgraded to include fine tuners and a locking nut for improved tuning stability.
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Comparisons
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The body, often sourced from Warmoth, is notably lightweight due to the choice of alder, emphasizing portability and ease of play.
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Lifeson used his "Hentor Sportcaster", named after Rush producer Peter Henderson, in the 1980's, used notably on the "Grace Under Pressure" tour. In the video above, luthier Freddy Gabrsek explains how Lifeson gave him his Sportscaster to reverse engineer and make copies of. Gabrsek holds the original Sportscaster at the beginning of the video, but plays one of his replicas at the end of it.
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