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Flyte Guitar Draws Inspiration from Concorde
July 23, 2003
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Originally introduced in 1974 and fashioned after the Concorde jet aircraft, this updated version of the Flyte guitar features a solid alder body with bolt-on a rock maple neck and mother-of-pearl bound rosewood fingerboard, and with a 22 fret/25" scale. It has a pair of Burns split humbucker pick-ups, with a coil tap on the bridge pickup. The standard configuration is with a stop tailpiece, and a Floyd Rose tremolo system with a locking nut is available as an option. Standard colors "Gothic" satin black and metallic silver; alternative colors to be announced. Price: $775, (with Floyd Rose, $839). Features:
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