Used 2026 Nik Huber Krautster III Worn Platinum

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The Nik Huber Krautster III in Worn Platinum brings together exceptional German craftsmanship, understated styling, and a distinctive combination of vintage-inspired tones. Built with a resonant mahogany body and a beautifully figured flame maple neck, this custom-ordered Krautster III features a specially selected '60s neck profile and a Worn Platinum finish with an open-pore back. Cream body binding, an East Indian rosewood fingerboard, and bone dot inlays complete an instrument that balances refined details with a refreshingly straightforward design. The combination of a Nik Huber Krautster-B bridge pickup and a vintage-inspired P90 "1956" neck pickup gives this guitar an impressive tonal range. The bridge humbucker delivers a powerful, articulate response with plenty of definition and sustain, while the neck P90 offers warmth, clarity, and the expressive midrange character associated with classic single-coil designs. From rich cleans and dynamic blues tones to driving rock rhythms and singing leads, the Krautster III responds beautifully to the nuances of your playing. Premium appointments include a lightweight aluminum Nik Huber stoptail bridge, Nik Huber 510 open-gear tuners with tulip buttons, and brushed black hardware accents. Individually crafted and inspected by Nik Huber, this Krautster III reflects the meticulous attention to detail and exceptional build quality that have made his instruments highly regarded among discerning players. Specs: Mahogany body; cream front body binding; flame maple neck with custom '60s neck profile; East Indian rosewood fingerboard with bone dot inlays; ebony headstock veneer; Nik Huber aluminum stoptail bridge; Nik Huber 510 open-gear tuners with tulip buttons; black brushed bell knobs and switch tip. Custom Worn Platinum finish with open-pore back.  Original Nik Huber hard shell case and certificate of authenticity. Weight: 7 lbs. Electronics: Nik Huber Krautster-B bridge humbucker; Nik Huber P90 "1956" neck pickup.