Phantom Guitarworks Phantom

$936.00 Price Tier: Standard

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Chicago Music Exchange

$936.00

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Average Price: $936

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In the Solid Body Electric Guitars category, Phantom Guitarworks Phantom is priced in the upper end of the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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Discover a fresh take on classic style with the Phantom Guitarworks Phantom, a solid body electric guitar that blends vintage charm with modern playability. This guitar is a nod to the iconic designs of the past, but with a contemporary twist, making it a versatile choice for musicians seeking both style and substance.

The Phantom features a unique tri-pickup configuration, delivering a dynamic range of tones that cater to every genre, from rock to blues and beyond. Each pickup is meticulously calibrated for optimal performance, with measurements of neck 6.9k ohms, middle 7.0k ohms, and bridge 6.7k ohms. This ensures a balanced output across all settings, making it a reliable companion on stage and in the studio.

Crafted with precision, the Phantom boasts a comfortable neck profile and smooth playability, encouraging hours of effortless performance. Its lightweight design at 7 lbs 14 oz minimizes fatigue, allowing you to focus on your music without distraction. Housed in its original hardshell case, this guitar is not only a pleasure to play but also a delight to transport and protect.

Key Features:

Solid body electric guitar with vintage-inspired design
Unique tri-pickup configuration for a wide range of tones
Pickup measurements: neck 6.9k ohms, middle 7.0k ohms, bridge 6.7k ohms
Lightweight at 7 lbs 14 oz for comfortable playability
Includes original hardshell case for protection and easy transport

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d_dave_c

over 10 years ago

3 single coils, but a different flavor from a straight up strat.

Great vibe and just a cool guitar in general. Nice single coil sparkle. Doesn't necessarily have that strat quack, but it's nice to have some unique flavor. Easy to set up and a nice. wide neck.

jimmarchi1

41010

10 years ago over 10 years ago

the vox pickups (if Phantom guitar works replicated them correctly) are not built like a strat pickup though they look like them! Fender assembled 'bobbins' using rubber flat work at either end of 6 rod magnets and wound the coil directly around those magnets which yields the signature fender sound. Vox pickups were fenton weill type European coils like the Burns and Hofner pickups. They were wound around a dummy bobbin and then taped into an oval, fitted around the magnet(s) and sealed in the pickup covers. This yields a much different sound. In the old days every company had its own equipment and style of making coils for their pickups. Gibson favored plastic bobbins and Leesona winding machines, for instance. This is what makes all the different single coil pickups so different moreso than the magnets and wire gauge/type....

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CATHEDRAL ECHO

Singer, Guitarist

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Color/Finish: Black

CATHEDRAL ECHO is confirmed to use the Phantom Guitarworks Phantom, as evidenced by an Instagram post by the artist on March 17, 2020. The post, captioned "recording sessions continue.. CATHEDRAL ECHO LP I," features a photo of the guitar with a custom mirrors pickguard.