Detail 01
Twin kill switches
The latching switch cuts the signal, while the momentary switch mutes while held.

Independent shopping perspective
A Chris Freeman signature solidbody built around expressive stutter effects, a reverse headstock, and an upgraded Nuevo 90 bridge pickup.


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What matters in use
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Detail 01
The latching switch cuts the signal, while the momentary switch mutes while held.
Detail 02
It uses reversed six-in-line tuners and is described as improving tuning stability.
Detail 03
The volume and tone pots are mounted under the pickguard for added protection.
Detail 04
It is described as an overwound pickup with increased output and articulation.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It was designed in collaboration with guitarist Chris Freeman.
It has one latching kill switch and one momentary kill switch.
A Nuevo 90 is specified in the bridge position.
It has a roasted maple neck, roasted maple fingerboard, bolt-on construction, 25.5-inch scale length, and 22 frets.
Reference
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