Hagstrom Viking Deluxe 12-String (tobacco sunburst)

12-String Electric Guitar

EUR 835.05
MSRP: EUR 879.00

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Product #	194690
Brand	Hagstrom
Category	12-String Electric Guitars
Brand Category	Hagstrom - 12-String Electric Guitars
Series	Hagstrom Viking
Release date	January 2020
Availability	Will be ordered for you as quick as possible

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Regardless of whether it is clean or distorted, the 12-string is excellently balanced thanks to the smaller headstock and the larger Body .

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Product Number	194690
Brand	Hagstrom
Series	Viking
Category	12-String Electric Guitar
Brand Category	Hagstrom - 12-String Electric Guitars
Relevancy rank	6 of 8
Date	January 2020

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Weight

5kg

Properties

Body - Material: maple, Tobacco Sunbust & Wild Cherry curly maple, laminated - Large design like Viking bass - Style: semi-resonance with continuous sustain block - Neck material: Canadian maple, glued in - trussrod: H-Expander Fingerboard/saddle - Material: Resinator - Radius: 12" - Inlays: Pearloid Dots - Frets: 22 Medium Jumbo Frets - Scale length: 24.75" (628 mm) - Nut: GraphTech Black Tusq XL - Nut width: 43 mm Electronics - Pickups: 2 x H50 humbuckers - Controls: Volume/ Tone (each for neck/bridge pickups), 3-way pickup selector switch (neck/both/bridge) Parts - Bridge: Longtravel TOM with Hagstrom trapeze tailpiece - Machine heads: Hagstrom Design 18:1 ratio - Strings: D'Addario EXL 150 (010/.010, .013./013, .017/.008, .026w/.012p, .036w/.018p, .046w/.026w) Optional - Hagstrom case C-55 - Hagstrom gig bag E-25

- Weight: 5.000kg

Brand

Hagström used to be a Swedish manufacturer of musical instruments. The company first distinguished itself in the production of accordions, then, from 1958 onwards, gradually moved into the manufacturing of electric guitars, an activity in which it became one of Europe's leading makers, and also one of the most innovative. From mass production in the 1960's, it evolved towards high quality manufacturing in the 1970's before having to cease its activity in 1983. The brand was re-launched in 2006 in North America at the initiative of the Canadian firm American Music & Sound (AMS), and markets guitars and basses now made in China.

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