Options
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Body Wood:
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Nootka Cedar (no extra charge)
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Port Oxford Cedar (no extra charge)
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Eastern White Pine (no extra charge)
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Old Growth Pine (+$100)
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Neck Wood:
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​1 pc. Torrefied Rock Maple Standard
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2 pc. Torrefied Rock Maple neck with Rosewood Fingerboard (+$250)
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Torrefied 3A Curly Rock Maple (+$200)
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Torrefied 5A Curly Rock Maple (+$350)
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​Neck Profile: C-shape, 0.83" depth at 1st fret, 0.90" at 12th fret. Other profiles available upon request.
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​Fingerboard: Brazilian Rosewood or Madagascar Rosewood if available
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​Scale Length: 25.5” or 24.75"
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​​Radius: 10" Standard, others upon request
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​Frets: EVO .047 X .104 or Jescar Nickel Silver upon request, Different Sizes available​​
Hot Rod Series Classic-II
Base Price $3,300
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Body Wood: Nootka Cedar
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Neck Wood: 1 pc. Torrefied Rock Maple or with Rosewood Fingerboard
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Neck Profile: C-shape, 0.83" depth at 1st fret, 0.90" at 12th fret.
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Fingerboard: see options below
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Scale Length: 25.5”
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Radius: 10"
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Frets: 21, EVO fretwire 0.104" x 0.047"
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Inlays: Dots
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Nut: 1.687" width
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Tuners: Gotoh Kluson style Staggered
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Bridge: Gotoh with compensated saddles
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Pickguard: See options below
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Pickups: Harmonic Design Vintage Plus Tele
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Controls: Volume, Tone, 3-way switch
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Case: III Hardshell or Gig Bag
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Pickguard: Single-ply or 3-ply
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​White
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Parchment
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Cream
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Mint green
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Black
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Tortoiseshell
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Pickups: Harmonic Design Vintage Plus Tele standard, Harmonic Design Z-90’s, Harmonic Design Z-90 neck Super 90 bridge, Creamery Wide Range Baby 71s or Mojo Dual Foil
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Finish: Single-color Standard
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Two-tone body (+$200)
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Matching Headstock (+$100)
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Photos to left and right: Guitarist Sergio Vallín on stage with the band Mana playing his new Hot Rod Series Classic II guitars by CP Thornton
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Guitarist Sergio Vallín for the band Mana with his new Hot Rod Series Classic II in Matador Red
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...it's a smokin hot guitar…more than seeing what Chuck did right on this guitar, it makes you think about what the big makers are doing wrong.
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-TRIODEROB, Senior Member, The Gear Page
