It’s always a fantastic time when we get to play one of Steve Klein’s feats of modern lutherie, but one we don’t see com that often through our doors is a solid body electric like this 1994 beauty. Solid Spruce body with one-piece Rosewood neck, 19 frets to the body and a 25.4” scale, plus a truly fearsome JCustom Headless Research tremolo system. Steve’s design carries out ergonomics to the very end: this guitar sits perfectly in the lap, neck at a comfortable angle, and the weight distributes just as easily when strapped in and standing up. Seymour Duncan pickups, 5-way switch, volume and tone knobs with a coil tap push-pull. A lifetime of tones wrapped in one effortless package.
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This is a rare Klein Guitar from 1994. Steve Klein has designed one of the most ergonomically comfortable electric guitars on the scene today. It may be the easiest playing electric guitar I have ever personally played. It seems to play itself, the tremolo is smooth and easy and the feel of the neck is just perfect. The pickup combination allows for Strat, Tele, and Les Paul type of tones all in one place. | Scale Length | 25.4 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.68 in |
| String Spacing | 2 in |
| Woods | None, Spruce |
It’s always a fantastic time when we get to play one of Steve Klein’s feats of modern lutherie, but one we don’t see com that often through our doors is a solid body electric like this 1994 beauty. Solid Spruce body with one-piece Rosewood neck, 19 frets to the body and a 25.4” scale, plus a truly fearsome JCustom Headless Research tremolo system
This is a rare Klein Guitar from 1994. Steve Klein has designed one of the most ergonomically comfortable electric guitars on the scene today 