G&L USA Option Order Doheny - Blue Metallic Frost w/case

Note: This guitar is available for Local Pick-up (preferred). Please contact the store at 651-451-8878 before ordering to arrange shipping. They say… Doheny takes the bolt-on offset-body into new sonic territory with newly developed Magnetic Field Design jazz pickups, the first on any production G&L. Naturally, these new pickups will invite comparison to Leos jumbo MFD ASAT Special pickups, given they employ a narrow bobbin aperture and broad coil splay. But Dohenys MFD pickups are more about jangle than twang, just as they should be for a guitar like this. With a classic jazz bobbin aperture wrapped with traditional Formvar wire, these pickups just might be the approach Leo would have taken had he been with us a few years longer. So whats it like? The sound is rich in harmonics yet surprisingly full, the result of carefully researching and applying Leos creative work across the decades. The Doheny pickups deliver the experience fans have hoped for, with their flexibility maximized by the PTB* tone system that allows echoes of yesteryear while delivering more output and range for todays music. Add in Leos finest vibrato for enhanced tuning stability and improved sustain, and the results are astounding. The Fullerton Deluxe Doheny features a Leo Fender-designed Dual-Fulcrum vibrato, a work of engineering art which allows bending up or down with unsurpassed stability, while offering a silky feel through its beefy aluminum vibrato arm. CONSTRUCTION: bolt-on SCALE: 25 1/2\” BODY WOOD: Alder NECK WOOD: Natural Satin Hard-Rock Maple with Rosewood fingerboard NECK PROFILE: G&LModern Classicwith 9 1/2\” radius and 1 11/16\” nut-width NUT: 100% natural bone FRETS: 22 medium jumbo, nickel TUNING KEYS: 12:1 ratio, sealed-back BRIDGE: Leo Fender-designed G&L Dual-Fulcrum vibrato with forged brass saddles PICKUPS: G&L MFD jazz pickups CONTROLS: 3-position pickup selector, volume, treble, bass (PTB system), push/pull coil tap for both pickups INCLUDES: G&L Deluxe Tolex Case