Michael Kelly 1962 Electric Guitar
The Michael Kelly 1962 Electric Guitar blends timeless looks with serious power. Whether you're playing soft, clean chords or going full rock mode, this guitar can handle it all. It’s super comfortable to play, has a bold sound, and just looks downright cool. With one quick switch, you can shift your tone from smooth and classic to raw and wild. Perfect for players who want a guitar that does more.
Michael Kelly 1962 Electric Guitar Review
The Michael Kelly 1962 Electric Guitar is packed with features that make it feel like a high-end instrument. It comes loaded with Rockfield PAF humbuckers that offer punchy tones for heavier styles, and the coil-split switch opens up clear, glassy sounds when needed. The double-cutaway body shape gives you easy access to the highest frets, while the two-point floating tremolo system helps keep your tuning stable, even when using the whammy bar for big dive-bombs. This is a guitar built for players who want to cover a lot of ground with just one instrument.
Michael Kelly 1962 Electric Guitar Features
- Lets you switch between thick and bright tones with a single flip
- Easy to reach high frets thanks to the double-cut body shape
- Stays in tune even when using the whammy bar
- Feels smooth and fast with 22 medium jumbo frets
- Looks sharp with a matching headstock and flame finish
- Feels light and comfy with its contoured body
Michael Kelly 1962 Electric Guitar Specs
- Contoured basswood body with flame top
- Two Rockfield PAF humbucker pickups with coil-split switch
- Two-point floating tremolo bridge
- 22 medium jumbo frets
- 25.5" scale length
