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This hollowbody electric guitar embodies D'Angelico's legacy with a 1947-inspired design, offering a woody, articulate tone perfect for rhythm playing and accompaniment. Its redesigned neck ensures optimal comfort and easy handling, ideal for guitarists seeking mobility and balance. The Amber version features a Johnny Smith Floating Mini-humbucker pickup that prioritizes the natural resonance of the hollow body, for a focused and warm sound, suitable for both stage and studio.
| Model | D'Angelico Excel EXL-1 Amber |
|---|---|
| Type | Hollowbody electric guitar |
| Inspiration | 1947 single-cutaway Excel model |
| Pickup | Johnny Smith Floating Mini-humbucker |
| Neck | Redesigned for comfort and mobility |
| Fingerboard | Ebony |
| Frets | Jescar wire |
| Hardware | Grover |
| Finish | Amber |
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