AXL Guitars Introduces AXL USA Hand-Aged Bulldog
AXL Guitars has introduced the AXL USA Hand-Aged Bulldog.
Each AXL USA Hand-Aged Bulldog has been aged to perfection by AXL's craftsmen to produce a one-of-a-kind instrument. Limited to a first run of 50 pieces, the Hand-Aged Bulldog has the look and feel of a guitar that's been played for years.
Just like AXL's award-winning USA Bulldog, the Hand-Aged model features a solid mahogany slab body and one-piece set neck, top-shelf components, including a Lindy Fralin dog-ear P90, TonePros Featherweight wraparound bridge, CTS pots, Orange Drop Capacitor and TonePros Kluson vintage-style tuners, and our "Bite Switch," a push-pull pot to bypass the tone potentiometer for a biting mainline sound.
For custom shop performance, we assemble every Bulldog by hand in our Hayward, California, workshop, from pressing the frets to wiring the electronics. The Hand-Aged USA Bulldog is a hand-assembled instrument that sounds, looks and feels like it's been broken in from years of playing.
Available finishes: Transparent Red, Antique Brown
Street price: $699, available now
Learn more about the AXL USA Hand-Aged Bulldog right here.
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