Reddick Guitars, a company specializing in modular electric guitars, has unveiled its latest design, the Voyager.
Featuring interchangeable pickup and control modules – which can be swapped tool-free and in seconds, without the need to mute the amplifier – the Voyager seeks to eliminate the need for guitarists to bring multiple instruments to a gig or session, offering a vast range of tones from only one.
The Voyager will include a stock selection of single-coil, humbucker and T-style pickup modules – each featuring Golden Age pickups – as well as a standard control module with one volume knob, two tone knobs and a five-way selector switch.
Customized pickup and control modules are also available for order, and more stock options will be added in the future.
Build wise, the Voyager sports a maple neck with a 25.5" scale length and asymmetrical C-shaped profile, a 9.5”-16” compound radius katalox fretboard with offset dots, Gotoh tuners and a string-through hardtail bridge.
Multiple body wood configurations are also available, including ash, walnut and cherry.
The Voyager is available now for preorder at an introductory price of $1,499 (normally $1,799), and comes with a body, pickup module and control section module. Additional pickup modules are available for $199 each.
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Sam was Staff Writer at GuitarWorld.com from 2019 to 2023, and also created content for Total Guitar, Guitarist and Guitar Player. He has well over 15 years of guitar playing under his belt, as well as a degree in Music Technology (Mixing and Mastering). He's a metalhead through and through, but has a thorough appreciation for all genres of music. In his spare time, Sam creates point-of-view guitar lesson videos on YouTube under the name Sightline Guitar.