Stagg SEL-STD Standard Series Electric Guitar - Gold Top
The Stagg SEL-STD Standard Series Electric Guitar is built to rock! This powerful guitar features a mahogany body with an eye-catching gold top. Its mahognay neck is topped with a rosewood 22-fret fingerboard. A pair of zebra humbucking pickups deliver versatile tone! Controls include two volume (both push/pull), two tone and a 3 way pickup switch. The tune-o-matic birdge and stop tail piece ensure intonation and stability. Other features include vintage white binding, chrome hardware and pearloid block inlays. You're going to love playing this guitar!
Please note: this guitar is used. It does show minor signs of wear. Most notably is a small ding on the headstock (pictured).
The Stagg SEL-STD Standard Series Electric Guitar is built to rock! This powerful guitar features a mahogany body with an eye-catching gold top. Its mahognay neck is topped with a rosewood 22-fret fingerboard. A pair of zebra humbucking pickups deliver versatile tone! Controls include two volume (both push/pull), two tone and a 3 way pickup switch. The tune-o-matic birdge and stop tail piece ensure intonation and stability. Other features include vintage white binding, chrome hardware and pearloid block inlays. You're going to love playing this guitar!
Please note: this guitar is used. It does show minor signs of wear. Most notably is a small ding on the headstock (pictured).
The Stagg SEL-STD Standard Series Electric Guitar is built to rock! This powerful guitar features a mahogany body with an eye-catching gold top. Its mahognay neck is topped with a rosewood 22-fret fingerboard. A pair of zebra humbucking pickups deliver versatile tone! Controls include two volume (both push/pull), two tone and a 3 way pickup switch. The tune-o-matic birdge and stop tail piece ensure intonation and stability. Other features include vintage white binding, chrome hardware and pearloid block inlays. You're going to love playing this guitar!
Please note: this guitar is used. It does show minor signs of wear. Most notably is a small ding on the headstock (pictured).