Guitar Smith Customs - Twin and Twang

Twin and twang

Twin and Twang are considered twin guitars, and are best suited being sold as a pair, however, if one of them speaks to you more, let me know and I will consider separating them.

Twin is the double cutaway of the set and is powered by a single DiMarzio Super Distortion pickup and a Black Ice distortion module to give it that extra little punch.

Twang is the more subtle of the siblings in appearance only featuring a matched set of Lindy Fralin Blues Special Tele Pickups with string thru design and Wilkinson brass compensated saddles.

The twins are both cut from the same single piece knotty pine slab, with red/black and white/black crackled and relic’d finish, with the fronts and backs inverted from one another. Although they seem to be polar opposites of one another, they fit together like family.

So if you’ve got room in your musical arsenal for an awesome set of twins, these are ready to ship immediately. Only got room for one, let me know.

Twin

Twang

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