Limited Edition Thinline Classic II – Tobacco Burst
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The Limited Edition Thinline Classic II short guard is finished in a beautiful tobacco burst, is expertly crafted from a unique European Fiddleback Ash. It is designed to deliver exceptional tone and playability for a lifetime.
This masterfully built semi-hollow electric guitar combines classic design with modern innovation, delivering rich tones, superior resonance, and unparalleled playability. Featuring premium tonewoods, impeccable detailing, and CP Thornton’s signature craftsmanship, this limited-edition model is a tribute to timeless artistry and exceptional performance. Perfect for players seeking a versatile, vintage-inspired instrument with contemporary refinement.
This Guitar is Available for Purchase at South Shore Guitar Boutique.
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Additional information
| Serial # | 838 |
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| Model | Limited Edition Thinline Classic II |
| Body Wood | • European Fiddleback Ash |
| Neck Wood | • Two Piece 5A Flame Torrefied Rock Maple with Rosewood Fingerboard |
| Neck Profile | • Medium C Carve, 0.830" depth @ 1st fret, 0.910" @ 12th fret |
| Scale Length | • 25.5" |
| Radius | • 10" |
| Frets | • 21 – Jescar 0.047" x 0.104 |
| Inlays | • Standard Dots – White ¼” Dots for Rosewood fingerboards |
| Nut | • 1.650" |
| Tuners | • Gotoh SD 91 Staggered* |
| Bridge | • Rutters Bridge* |
| Pickguard | • Brown Tortoiseshell |
| Pickups | • Neck – Ron Ellis Signature Humbucker |
| Controls | • Volume |
| Finish | • Tobacco Burst |
| Weight | • 7lbs 1/2oz |
| Case | Hardshell |
| Handmade | Sumner, Maine |
| Make | CP Thornton |
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