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Tremolo upgrade brand FU-Tone.com has launched a new line of FU PRO electric guitars.
The new instruments come stock with a feature set that FU-Tone touts as “never before available on a production guitar”.
These include a custom FU-Tone FU2 tremolo with a 42mm L brass big block, titanium saddle inserts, EVH D-Tuna, heavy duty noiseless springs, brass claw and claw screws and a brass tremolo stopper (giving the user the option to float or stabilize the bridge).
Additionally, the guitars boast FU-Tone Custom humbuckers with individual coil tap switches, a wheel truss rod and a kill switch.
As far as construction, the PRO guitars are offered with “San Dimas” style alder bodies, maple necks and a choice of maple or ebony fingerboards.
Custom finishes include Black, Ferrari Yellow, Natural and Transparent Purple.
“I designed these guitars based on the features, upgrades and specs that I would want in a guitar,” FU-Tone.com founder and president Adam Reiver said.
“Made at the highest level of build quality all at a price that is affordable! No need to upgrade when you do it right from square one.”
FU PRO electric guitars are available with a heavy duty padded gig bag for $1,099. For more information, head to FU-Tone.com.
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