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Mayones Aquila Aged V24 6 - Monolith Shell Pink Nitro Aged
Mayones Aquila Aged V24 6 - Monolith Shell Pink Nitro Aged
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Mayones Aquila Aged V24 6 - Monolith Shell Pink Nitro Aged - Specs :
Woods & Construction
- Weight: 3.70 kg / 8.16 lbs
- Radius: 12"
- Neck wood: maple TEW, 1-piece, two carbon rods
- Fretboard: birdseye maple TEW 3A
- Side markers: SBM-23 super blue dots in black piping
- Front markers: abalone dots, 5 mm, centred
- Frets: Ferd Wagner stainless steel, 2.80 x 3.34
- Construction: bolt-on
- Scale: 25.4"
- Body wood: swamp ash TEW
- Pickup configuration: S-S-H
Color & Finish
- Body top: Monolith Shell Pink Nitro (Aged)
- Body back: Monolith Shell Pink Nitro (Aged)
- Neck: Trans Natural Matt
- Headstock: Trans Natural Matt
- Finish: aged
- Hardware colour: chrome
Electronics & Hardware
- Pickups: Velvetrone Lionheart (neck), Lionheart (middle), Chori (bridge), open white, chrome cover
- Electronics: lever selector, Bourns 500A volume (push-pull), Bourns 500kA tone, Mayones treble bleed mod
- Switches & sockets: Switchcraft 1/4 in. jack
- Bridge: Gotoh 510-T-BS1-C 510 Vintage tremolo, chrome, brass saddles
- Tuners: Gotoh 510 locking, chrome
- Nut: Graph Tech Tusq
- Knobs: chrome metal dome
- Pickguard: 3-ply white pearl
Additional Equipment
- Schaller Security Locks, chrome
The Mayones Aquila Aged V24 6 in Monolith Shell Pink Nitro Aged is a bolt-on Aquila built in Poland and aged at the factory: a swamp ash body in shell pink nitro, a one-piece maple neck with two carbon rods, a 12" radius birdseye maple board with abalone dots and Ferd Wagner stainless steel frets on a 25.4" scale, and a Velvetrone S-S-H set (Lionheart neck and middle, Chori bridge) with push-pull volume and a treble bleed mod. Gotoh 510 vintage tremolo with brass saddles, Gotoh locking tuners, chrome hardware and a 3-ply white pearl pickguard, 3.70 kg. In stock at Guitar Freaks, boutique electric guitar shop in Louvain-la-Neuve, 25 km south of Brussels, run by the team behind Bass Freaks.
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