Bootlegger has unveiled the Spade, a 25.5-inch scale, five-pound, 24-fret travel guitar.
The Spade boasts a three-piece hard maple body and hard swamp ash wood body wings. There’s also a maple neck, Brazilian Cherry Jatoba fingerboard and neck-through construction. The guitar features a Honey Natural polyurethane finish.
Pickups are two Alnico Humbucker S Korea Bootleggers, with controls for volume and tone, and a three-way toggle switch. There’s also a Monorail bridge that isolates each saddle/string so that it vibrates optimally.
The Spade comes with an OHSC hard case that is ideal for road or plane traveling.
The Spade is available for $549.
For more information or to purchase, head over to Bootlegger.
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