Crafter Charlotte TM DB Day Blue
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The Crafter Charlotte combines familiar T-style tones with modern playability
A classic guitar shape becomes truly interesting when you get your hands on it. The Crafter Charlotte TM DB in Day Blue combines the recognizable T-style design with a number of practical, modern choices. Think stainless steel frets, a comfortable maple neck, and a Wilkinson bridge with steel saddles. The American basswood body forms the foundation, while the blue finish and mint green pickguard give the guitar a fresh look. An attractive combination for anyone looking for a first electric guitar that also offers room to grow.
The Alnico V pickups match the bright, direct character you expect from this type of electric guitar. Chords get definition and melodies can clearly stand out. That makes the Charlotte interesting for a variety of styles, from sparkling clean parts and country to blues and rock with some overdrive. With the three-way switch, you can easily switch between the pickup positions. The single volume and tone controls keep the controls simple, so you can focus mainly on playing and discovering which sound suits your music.
The hard maple neck has a modern C profile and a maple fretboard with a 12-inch radius. The 22 medium-jumbo frets are made of stainless steel. The scale length is 25.5 inches and the open-box nut is 42 mm wide. Furthermore, this Crafter features a double-locking nut, die-cast tuners, and a Wilkinson bridge with steel saddles. The chrome hardware complements the Day Blue polyester finish beautifully. A gig bag is included, convenient for the trip to your lesson, rehearsal, or playing session.
Are you looking for an easy-to-navigate T-style guitar with its own look and thoughtful details? Pick up the Charlotte and discover where your next riff begins.