Kingston Flying Wedge

$2,499.00 Price Tier: High-end

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In the Solid Body Electric Guitars category, Kingston Flying Wedge is priced in the High-end/Boutique range. This premium gear is built to very high standards and offers premium features.

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Brand	Eastwood
Model	Kingston Flying Wedge
Finish	Vintage Cream
Year	2010s
Categories	Solid Body Electric Guitars
Body Shape	V-Style
Body Type	Solid Body
Bridge/Tailpiece Type	Stop-Bar
Color Family	White
Finish Style	Gloss
Fretboard Material	Rosewood
Neck Construction	Bolt-On
Neck Material	Maple
Number of Frets	20
Number of Strings	6-String
Pickup Configuration	SS
Right / Left Handed	Right Handed

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What kind of music genres is the Kingston Flying Wedge suitable for?: The Kingston Flying Wedge, with its V-style body and SS pickup configuration, is well-suited for rock and metal genres, offering a sharp, aggressive tone that complements high-gain settings.
How does the bolt-on maple neck affect the Kingston Flying Wedge's playability?: The bolt-on maple neck provides a bright tonal quality and adds to the guitar's durability, while the rosewood fretboard offers a smooth playing surface ideal for fast playing styles.
Is the Kingston Flying Wedge suitable for beginner guitarists?: Yes, the Kingston Flying Wedge can be a good choice for beginners due to its straightforward controls and comfortable neck, although its unique V-shape might require some getting used to for complete novices.
What is the neck profile of the Kingston Flying Wedge like?: The Kingston Flying Wedge features a comfortable C-shaped neck profile, which is versatile and suits a wide range of playing styles, providing ease of play for both rhythm and lead guitarists.
Does the Kingston Flying Wedge have good sustain?: Yes, the solid body construction combined with the stop-bar bridge/tailpiece contributes to the Kingston Flying Wedge's excellent sustain, making it ideal for long, sustained notes in solos and riffs.

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Dan Auerbach

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The Black Keys

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Played a Flying wedge with the Arcs Live at Bowery Ballroom. In 2023, Auerbach used Kingston Flying Wedge mostly for "Weight for Love", as seen in NOS Alive, 2023, and Corona Capital performances.