john page classic ashburn limited edition
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2016
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burgundy mist
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Here have for sale is a 2016 Limited Edition John Page Classic Ashburn, numer 12 of 40 made. Designed by John Page who was one of the original Fender Custom Shop Master builders.
The guitar was built in Japan in a new dedicated workshop, the Ashburn features a double-cutaway, solid body, an extremely comfortable medium “C” shaped grip, threaded bolt neck assembly for greater tone transfer, contoured heel for easier upper fret access, staggered tuners that eliminate the need for string trees, bass justified fret dots for greater visibility, and Bloodline by John Page JP-1 single coil S-style pickups with contrarian bridge pickup slant. The guitar is in excellent condition never gigged and very minimal playing wear (please check out the photos) with embroidered John Page Guitars G&G hardshell case and all case candy. The guitars weighs 7lbs 13.5oz or 3.560kgs SOLD
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Specifications
Model Name: John Page Classic Ashburn Limited Edition Model Number: JPC-A-BMR Source: Japan Series: Classic Ashburn Colour: Burgundy Mist Body: Alder Body Shape: Double Cutaway Body Binding: 4ply white pearloid Neck: Maple Tinted Amber Neck Shape: C Scale Length: 25.5” (641mm) Fingerboard: Rosewood Fingerboard Radius: 12" (305mm) Number of Frets: 22 Nut Width: 1.6875” (43mm) Position Inlays: White Dot of Centre Pickups: x3 John Page JP-1 Bloodline Pickup Configuration: S/S/S Pickup Switching: 3 Position toggle Position 1: Bridge Pickup Position 2: Bridge & Middle Pickups Noise Cancelling Position 3: Middle Pickup Position 4: Middle & Neck Pickups Noise Cancelling Position 5: Neck Pickup Controls: Master Volume, Tone 1 (neck pickup), Tone 2 (bridge pickup) Bridge: Gotoh 510 Tremelo Tuning Machines: Gotoh Staggered Vintage Style Controls Knobs: White Plastic Hardware Finish: Nickel / Chrome Neck Plate: None 4 bolt Pickguard: 4ply white pearloid Switch Tip: Plastic Strings: .009-.042 gauge Case / Gig bag: G&G Blonde Tolex hardshell case Introduced: 2016 Notes: Limited Edition 40 guitars individually numbered with certificate. |