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Electric Guitars · Models

Solid-body, semi-hollow, and hollow electric guitars.

5 models

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    James Tyler Studio Elite HD

    Electric guitar

    The Studio Elite HD is one of James Tyler Guitars' most popular models, an S-style solid-body electric guitar built in the USA. It features a solid alder body (with swamp ash or mahogany options), a quartersawn maple neck, a slanted SSH pickup configuration of Tyler single coils and humbucker with a midboost preamp, and a two-post tremolo bridge.

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    Chapman ML1

    The ML1 was the first Chapman Guitars electric design and remains the brand's core superstrat-style model. It is offered in several variants including the ML1 Modern and ML1 Pro X with HSS pickup layouts and a two-point tremolo, plus a Modern Baritone for lower tunings.

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    Aristides 010

    The 010 is Aristides Instruments' flagship six-string solid-body, built from the company's proprietary Arium composite rather than wood. It features a 25.5-inch scale, a compound 10-to-14-inch radius ebony fretboard with 22 medium-jumbo frets, an HSS pickup configuration, and a non-locking tremolo.

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    Squier Contemporary Stratocaster Special

    Electric guitar

    The Squier Contemporary Stratocaster Special is a modernized Stratocaster aimed at rock and metal players. It has a poplar body, a roasted maple C-shaped neck with 22 jumbo frets and a flatter 12-inch fingerboard radius, a 25.5-inch scale, an HSS pickup layout pairing ceramic single-coils with a hot ceramic humbucking bridge pickup, and a two-point tremolo.

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    Friedman Vintage-S

    United States

    The Friedman Vintage-S is a double-cutaway, S-style solidbody electric guitar built in the USA by Dave Friedman with luthier Grover Jackson. It pairs an alder body and a bolt-on maple neck with an HSS pickup set: a Friedman Classic+ humbucker at the bridge plus reverse-wound middle and neck single-coils that give hum-cancelling in-between positions, all routed through a two-point vibrato bridge. A 10-to-14-inch compound-radius maple fingerboard, 22 frets, and thin aged nitrocellulose lacquer round out the specification.