New Airline Bighorn
Friday 1st of July 2011 03:56:50 PM
By: Richard Flynn
Taking design hints from the original Montgomery Wards student guitars of the swinging sixties, Eastwood have developed their modish new Airline Bighorn
Taking design hints from the original Montgomery Wards student guitars of the swinging sixties, Eastwood have developed their modish new Airline Bighorn.
The second guitar in their Airline series has a solid basswood body guitar, a maple bolt-on neck and is equipped with a pair of Airline Argyle Diamond pickups and a three-way switching system.
The whole pretty package is completed with a headstock spruced up with a stylish raised metal Airline logo and three equally interesting finish options – Green, Red and Sunburst.
The indie scene are sure to embrace these little beauties, and we for one are smitten. RRP: £319; www.eastwoodguitars.com
The second guitar in their Airline series has a solid basswood body guitar, a maple bolt-on neck and is equipped with a pair of Airline Argyle Diamond pickups and a three-way switching system.
The whole pretty package is completed with a headstock spruced up with a stylish raised metal Airline logo and three equally interesting finish options – Green, Red and Sunburst.
The indie scene are sure to embrace these little beauties, and we for one are smitten. RRP: £319; www.eastwoodguitars.com
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