1950 Indigo Blue #230250

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This is a right handed T-Style solid body electric guitar made from alder, finished in a translucent indigo blue. The body is 1.75 inches thick and was hand shaped on a sander with a ¼ round edge all the way around. The body weighs in at 4.4 lbs. It’s a string through body with a chrome Wilkinson compensated bridge. The hardware is also all chrome. The pickguard is a 3-ply cream (cream/black/cream). The pickup configuration is standard t-style with single coils in both the neck and bridge positions. I wound these pickups myself and they measure out as follows; the neck pickup has .187” ALNICO 5 magnets and reads at 7k and the bridge pickup has ¼” ALINCO 5 magnets and reads at 13k. The neck pickup sounds pretty clean by itself, and the bridge pickup is loud and gritty but can also be punchy and deliver that t-style twang. The electronics are wired with a volume pot, tone pot and a three way selector switch. The neck is 22 frets and bolted on with recessed chrome ferrules for a sleek look. The neck is all maple with a 9.5” radius and rosewood position markers. The truss rod is a dual action spoke type and located at the heel end. My necks are all hand carved and the profile is considered a “C” shape. This one measures .844” (21.43mm) at the 1st fret and .884” (22.45mm) at the 12^th fret, it’s quite comfortable. The frets are Medium Nickel-Silver .084″ wide by .039″ high. The tuners are chrome HipShot staggered inline type. The nut was hand shaped from bone.

My guitars are set up to play with great action. The frets have been leveled, crowned and polished. The string height at the 1^st fret is .012” and at the 12^th fret it’s .060”. You’ll notice how smooth they are right away.

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