Duesenberg Starplayer TV - Catalina Harbor Green

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[custom_html] Semi-hollowbody Electric Guitar with Spruce Top, Maple Back and Sides, Maple Neck, Rosewood Fingerboard, Diamond Deluxe Tremolo, 1 Single-coil Pickup, and 1 Humbucking Pickup - Catalina Harbor Green [/custom_html][video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvlxpV1yGq8[/video] Arguably Duesenberg’s most iconic model, the Starplayer TV is the embodiment of everything that sets the company apart from the pack. From the slim spruce-topped-maple semi-hollowbody construction to the proprietary Diamond Deluxe tremolo unit and Z-Tuners, the Starplayer TV reimagines the golden age of electric guitar building through the lens of the modern performing musician. Plug into the Starplayer TV’s Domino P-90 neck pickup and bridge-position GrandVintage humbucker to traverse the entire tonal spectrum of semi-hollowbody tones, from creamy single-coil cleans to biting overdrive bark. You also get a Medium “D” profile maple neck fit with a compound 12–14-inch radius and 22 jumbo frets to facilitate all manner of fingerboard finesse. It may be inspired by the past, but the Duesenberg Starplayer TV is a decidedly 21st-century 6-string that truly defines the concept of a modern classic A potent pair of Duesenberg-crafted pickups The Duesenberg Starplayer TV’s immensely versatile H/S pickup pairing delivers sonic flexibility nearly unmatched in the semi-hollow realm. First up, the Starplayer TV comes equipped with a modern spin on an all-time-classic pickup. The Domino P-90 single-coil boasts a supremely clear, warm, and creamy tonality that tackles everything from raspy blues to ultra-clean jazz without breaking a sweat. To complement the single-coil neck pickup, the Starplayer TV’s bridge position harbors a GrandVintage pickup voiced to capture the dynamic and responsive sound of an old-school humbucker. The Starplayer TV’s pickups sport a remarkably unique final touch in the form of a built-in filter in the middle position that cuts out lower frequencies, resulting in a brig