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G&L ASAT Classic Electric Guitar
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The G&L ASAT Classic is Leo' final word on the traditional single-cutaway bolt-on axe. Framed in a classic boxed-steel bridge, the single-coil Ma...Click To Read More About This Product
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Leo' final word on the traditional single-cutaway bolt-on axe.
The G&L ASAT Classic is Leo' final word on the traditional single-cutaway bolt-on axe. Framed in a classic boxed-steel bridge, the single-coil Magnetic Field Design bridge pickup created by Leo Fender delivers crisp attack with complex harmonics while individual brass saddles offer modern levels of intonation refinement. Flip to the single-coil MFD neck pickup and you™ll discover a delectably rich tonal palette, from round clean jazz tones to thick, gritty blues. Put ˜em together and you™ll find a whole ˜nother level of heaven.
The ASAT Classic' hard-rock maple neck features an easy-playing satin finish, while its 12 radius lets you bend notes deeply and its Plek-dressed medium-jumbo nickel frets deliver silky playability. The moment you open the luxurious custom-fit Tolex hardshell case made by G&G Quality Case Co., you™ll be greeted with a stunning instrument.
- Bolt-on construction
- 25-1/2" scale
- Leo Fender-designed G&L MFD single coils
- Swamp Ash body on Premier Finishes, Alder on Standard Finishes
- Hard-Rock Maple with Maple or Rosewood fingerboard
- G&L C-shaped neck with 12" radius and 1 5/8" nut-width
- 100% natural bone nut
- 22 medium jumbo frets, nickel, Plek dressed
- 12:1 ratio, sealed-back tuners
- Traditional boxed-steel bridge with individual brass saddles
- 3-position pickup selector, volume, tone
- G&G deluxe Tolex case
Experience the genius of Leo's contribution to the guitar-playing world. Order today.
