Framus gives the D-Series Idolmaker a Burgundy Blackburst makeover
Sleek, streamlined model also boasts AAAA-flamed maple top, Seymour Duncan humbuckers
Framus is offering its D-Series Idolmaker electric guitar in a fresh Burgundy Blackburst Transparent High Polish finish.
In addition to the new color, the guitar boasts a mahogany body with AAAA-flamed maple top, set mahogany neck and tigerstripe ebony fingerboard with 22 nickel silver jumbo frets.
Pickups are a Seymour Duncan SH-1n at the neck and an SH-4b at the bridge, controlled by single volume and tone knobs and a three-way switch.
Other features include a tune-o-matic bridge, Framus tuners, Warwick Security Locks, graphite nut and chrome hardware. A RockBag Student Line Plus gigbag is included.
The new D-Series Idolmaker is available for €969.00 (approx. $1,075). For more information, head over to Framus.
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