Hagstrom Tremar HJ500 Black Gloss, (Used)

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The Hagstrom Tremar HJ500 is a true masterpiece, showcasing both its aesthetic beauty and exceptional craftsmanship. Crafted with precision and care, this guitar boasts gleaming hardware that catches the eye. It's not just about looks, though; the HJ500 delivers a profound and resonant tone that's versatile enough to suit a wide range of musical genres. At the heart of this instrument is the combination of an ebony-supported Tune-O-Matic bridge and Hagstrom's proprietary Tremar vibrato system. These elements work in harmony to produce a rich and expressive sound that will captivate both players and listeners alike. Whether you're craving clean, shimmering tones or pushing for powerful overdriven sounds, the Hagstrom HJ500 doesn't leave anything to be desired. The body of the HJ500 is constructed from Canadian Maple, a choice that contributes to the guitar's robust and lively resonance. The neck, also made from Canadian Hard Maple, ensures stability and exceptional playability. With a 24.75" scale length and a comfortable 15" radius, this guitar feels right at home in your hands. The Resinator fingerboard adds to the guitar's allure, offering a smooth surface for effortless fretting. To ensure consistent tuning stability, Hagstrom equips the HJ500 with a GraphTech Black Tusq XL nut and Hagstrom Design 18:1 tuners. The HJ500 is equipped with a pair of Hagstrom HJ-50 humbucking pickups, which deliver a wide sonic range. From pristine, articulate cleans to rich, harmonically complex overdriven tones, these pickups allow you to explore a myriad of sounds. The control layout is intuitive, featuring two volume knobs, two tone knobs, and a 3-way toggle switch for effortless tonal shaping. To complete the package, the Hagstrom Tremar HJ500 incorporates a Roller Tune-O-Matic bridge with the Hagstrom Vibrato system. This combination provides not only precise intonation but also the expressive pitch modulation you desire from a vibrato system. In summary, the Hagstrom Tre