Partscaster '63/64 Strat 2024, Charcoal Frost

$2,500.00

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Specs


Instrument	Solid Body
Brand	Partscaster
Model	'63/64 Strat
Finish	Charcoal Frost
SKU	GS10255-A
Handedness	Right
Made In Year	2024
Body Material	Alder
Neck/Fingerboard	Maple, Rosewood
Tuners	Original
Weight	6.8lbs
Scale Length	25.5"
Nut Width	1.66"
Neck Profile	C
Neck Depth	.83"-.97"
Radius	12"
Electronics	5 Way, Routed for HSH, Throbak 63’64; 300k volume pot - like ‘63/PRS Silver Sky
Pickup Impedance	Neck 6.1k, Middle 6.1k, Bridge 6.4k
Contains Brazilian Rosewood (Y/N)	No
Case	Gig Bag
Modifications/Repairs/Notes	Charcoal Frost Relic; hardtail; USCG ‘63 Neck contour; 12” radius routed HSH, Throbak 63’64; .830 to .960; 300k volume pot - like ‘63/PRS Silver Sky; finished by Kip Elder at Starr Guitars; decal applied by current owner. PRS gig bag

Description

This partscaster carries Throback 63/64 pickups and is routed for an HSH setup, plus it has a 300k volume pot. Its tone is an excellent strat quality and the neck resembles a fatter yet ergonomic 50's feel. The relic job is very well executed and gives the guitar an excellent look. The hard tail build allows for more concise playing when bending and reliable tuning. Overall an excellent partscaster with plenty of mojo, tone and feel. Comes with a gig bag.

*When using Affirm, we charge an additional 3.5% fee on the total at checkout. The majority of our instruments are consignment, where CVG keeps a small percentage of each sale. To be able to cover the additional costs required to offer financing, we have to include a higher fee to the customer. The 3.5% fee will be included in and spread across your Affirm payments.