DISC Vox MKIII Teardrop Electric Guitar, White

Full Description

The original Teardrop guitar was introduced by Vox in 1963, starting with a prototype made specifically for Brian Jones of The Rolling Stones. It had a non-tremolo Fender Stratocaster bridge, and remained popular long after Vox discontinued the model in the 70s.

This new reissue has been upgraded with a tremolo arm for greater flexibility of performing style, and three single-coil pickups for an ample variety of sounds. The basswood body is married to a hard maple neck and a 22-fret rosewood fingerboard, and the guitar is supplied with a soft case to protect it on the road.

Features/Specifications:

Body & Bridge:

• Body Material: Basswood
• Body Shape: Teardrop-Style
• Finish: White
• Bridge: Tremolo

Neck & Fingerboard:

• Neck Material: Hard Maple
• Fingerboard: Rosewood
• Frets: 22
• Scale Length: 610mm

Electronics & Hardware:

• Pickups: 3 x Single Coil
• Pickup Switching: 5-Way Selector:
  • Position 1: Bridge Pickup
  • Position 2: Bridge & Middle Pickup
  • Position 3: Middle Pickup
  • Position 4: Middle & Neck Pickup
  • Position 5: Neck Pickup
• Controls: Volume, Tone
• Strings: .010 - .046
• Accessories: Soft Case, Tremolo Arm & Hex Key