- Description
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Details
The neck was carved from an old-growth pine beam reclaimed from the Well Works Building in Memphis (built 1911), now part of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Despite the dense wood, the body is heavily chambered, making this guitar extremely light and very responsive.
Finished in a thin nitrocellulose lacquer with an oiled neck, the Twenty-T has a fast, broken-in feel and a clear, articulate tone well suited for blues, country, and classic rock.
A case is not included. Please contact us for case options.
SPECS
Builder: Keith Schexnayder (20 Guitars)
Model: Twenty-T
Body: Old-growth pine (French Hotel rafters), heavily chambered
Top: Douglas fir (French Hotel decking)
Neck: Old-growth pine (Well Works Building, Memphis)
Fingerboard: Quarter-sawn red oak
Frets: Jumbo stainless (1–11), medium-tall stainless (12–22)
Bridge Pickup: Seymour Duncan Tele Antiquity
Neck Pickup: Seymour Duncan Antiquity
Electronics: CTS volume pot, 3-way switch, Pure Tone output jack
Bridge: Wilkinson Tele bridge w/ compensated saddles
Tuners: Kluson
Finish: Thin nitro lacquer body, oiled neck - Reviews
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