• HEX E100GLB PLUS LAKE BLUE - STAINLESS STEEL FRETS
  • HEX E100GLB PLUS LAKE BLUE - STAINLESS STEEL FRETS
  • HEX E100GLB PLUS LAKE BLUE - STAINLESS STEEL FRETS

HEX E100G/LB PLUS LAKE BLUE - STAINLESS STEEL FRETS

SKU: 10E5041B1EP
MRP:
₹23,000.00
(Inclusive of all taxes)
The Hex E100 Plus from the Essence Series is a high-quality electric guitar designed with exceptional features. It features a body made of Indonesian Mahogany in a stylish HEX E shape, providing a comfortable playing experience. The Hard Maple neck, shaped in a C profile, is equipped with a spoke nut truss rod for easy adjustments. The Hard Maple fretboard boasts 22 stainless steel frets with a compound radius of 12"-16", ensuring smooth playability across the neck. The guitar is equipped with a versatile Hybrid HSS pickup configuration and a 2-Point Synchronized Tremolo bridge. It comes with Nickel Plated Steel strings in a .010-.046 gauge range for excellent tone and durability.
Country of Origin: Indonesia
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Description


Product Specifications


TOP
INDONESIAN MAHOGANY
BACK AND SIDES
INDONESIAN MAHOGANY
NECK
HARD MAPLE
FINGERBOARD 
HARD MAPLE
NUT
GRAPHITE NUT
NECK PROFILE
MODERN C
FRET MATERIAL
STAINLESS STEEL
FRETBOARD RADIUS
COMPOUND RADIUS 12"-16"
INLAYS
PEARLOID DOT   
SHAPE
HEX® STRATOCASTER
TUNING MACHINE
CHROME DIE CAST HEX® SPECIAL
NUMBER OF FRETS
22
SCALE LENGTH
648MM
NUT WIDTH
42 MM
TRUSS ROD 
SPOKE NUT TYPE
VARNISH
GLOSSY FINISH
STRINGS
NICKEL PLATED STEEL 0.010 - 0.046
ACCESSORIES
TREMELO ARM + ALLEN KEY +
BAG
25MM PADDED  BAG
ELECTRONICS
SSH 
MASTER VOLUME MASTER TONE
NECK - ALNICO5 SINGLE COIL
MIDDLE - ALNICO5 SINGLE COIL
BRIDGE - CERAMIC HUMBUCKER
2 POINT BRIDGE ADJUSTMENT FOR STABLE TUNING

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