Kiesel offers a new headless guitar hope with the highly customizable Leia single-cut electric
New model is available in six and seven-string configurations, with a 24.75-inch scale length option
Kiesel Guitars has introduced the Leia electric guitar, which combines several elements from other Kiesel models – the Vader’s neck-through construction, the SCB’s shape and the Zeus’s compact feel – in a new single-cut design.
The Leia is available in six- and seven-string configurations with a 25.5-inch scale, and also with a 24.75-inch length in a six-string setup.
According to Kiesel, everything from body wood to fingerboard material to pickups is customizable, and the guitar can be tailor-made with either a trem or fixed bridge.
For more information, head to Kiesel Guitars.
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