Electric Guitars · Models

5 models

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  D'Angelico Excel EXL-1

  South Korea

  The Excel EXL-1 is a 17-inch single-cutaway hollow-body archtop electric guitar inspired by John D'Angelico's original Excel introduced in 1947. It pairs a laminated spruce top with laminated flame maple back and sides, a set three-piece neck with a C-shaped profile, an ebony fingerboard, and a 25.5-inch scale. A single floating Seymour Duncan Johnny Smith mini-humbucker, a floating ebony bridge, and the brand's stairstep tailpiece give it a woody, articulate tone for jazz rhythm and lead.

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  Gordon-Smith GS1

  The GS1 is a foundational Gordon-Smith model, hand-built in England from a single-piece mahogany body and set neck featuring the brand's signature 'tone pocket.' It carries a rosewood fingerboard and Gordon-Smith's home-wound humbuckers, made to the same specification as the company's 1974 originals.

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  Ibanez PM2

  Japan

  A signature hollow-body archtop from Ibanez's Pat Metheny line, designed to capture the smooth, rounded jazz tone Metheny is known for in a comfortable, feedback-resistant body.

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  Ibanez PM100

  Japan

  A signature hollow-body guitar developed with jazz guitarist Pat Metheny, built as a small, feedback-resistant archtop suited to his warm, fluid fusion tone. The PM100 was the original, higher-grade version of the line.

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  Ibanez PM200

  Japan

  A Pat Metheny signature hollow-body archtop, voiced for the clear, warm jazz-fusion sound associated with the guitarist. Its compact body helps control feedback at performance volumes.