Iron Age Black Stealth, LED Guitar Killswitch - Black, Blue LED

Iron Age Black Stealth, LED Guitar Killswitch - Black, Blue LEDSometimes you want to make a statement. You dont just want to speak, you want to yell. You dont just want to paint, you want to drench. Playing guitar is as tactical as it is creative,and knowing how to surprise an audiencecan be the difference between "so so" or creating a remarkable impression. Knowing when and being able to pull out the stops,just at the height of tension,can make your performance linger well beyond its time. It can be a way of not

Condition: No major dings

The screw top locking tuners hold everything in place nicely

Knowing when and being able to pull out the stops

This bass sounds wonderful and plays beautifully

The neck is nice and chunky and the pickups sing with a nice rounded tone that will fit most musical styles

This guitar goes from “chimey” to “quacky” to rich and “bassey” as you move up and down the pickup configurations

and for selecting between the crunch and high-gain stages

otherwise excellent qualityPlayability: Straight neck

and the dual truss rod design keeps the neck arrow straight with ideal relief

like a marriage of Fender and Gibson

22 narrow-tall frets and a bone nut

the DC model was discontinued during 1960