Description
Here we have an awesome Jeff Beck Strat in Surf Green! This 2000 build sounds great and features a Lace Sensor Dually at the bridge.
It has an alder body, maple neck, and rosewood fretboard. The neck features an early 50s U profile, 9.5" radius, 22 frets, and an LSR roller nut. The pickups are Lace Sensors with a 5-way switch and TBX tone circuit.
The guitar is in very good shape with some notable player wear. There are a handful of medium dings on the body along with a few smaller dings and a handful of scratches. It looks like a 25 year old guitar that has been played, but also cared for. There is no exposed wood or major damage. The urethane neck finish almost looks to be checking in the lower register. The headstock edges have dings and wear but nothing major. The frets show a touch of flat spots, mainly down low, but the guitar plays well.
This one weighs 8lbs 7oz. The neck measures .890 to .970 at the 1st and 12th. It's a full rounded U shape with a deep carve and 1.6875" nut width. It has beautiful chime and glassiness with a warm mellow punch off the rosewood board. It plays effortlessly with nice resonance and sustain. The Lace Sensors also sound wonderful, producing an elegant Strat tone.
This one ships in a Gator molded hardshell case and includes the tremolo arm. There is no backplate included.
