Xotic Introduces New California Classic XTC Series
Xotic's latest series features premium ash or weight-relieved alder bodies coated with a thin nitro finish and is available in light, medium, heavy and super heavy aging options.

Xotic has introduced its new California Classic XTC series.
The new series of guitars features premium ash or weight-relieved alder bodies coated with a thin nitro finish and available in light, medium, heavy and super heavy aging options.
The series' aging process includes authentic checking patterns and wear marks for a naturally worn-in appearance, along with an aged headstock and hardware. 11 stock colors are available to choose, from plus nine premium colors and an option for a matching color headstock upgrade.
All XTC guitars come fitted with a stable roasted flame maple neck with 5A and Master Grade options available. Maple and Rosewood fingerboard options are available as well as a 9.5” or 12” radius option.
The Raw Vintage USA TE pickups are hand-crafted in Los Angeles, CA and feature a fat mid-range and sparkling highs. The controls include one volume and one tone along with a 3-way switch.
Other notable features include a custom Xotic bridge with a three-saddle Raw Vintage Brass saddle setup, Gotoh Locking Vintage tuners, Jescar Jumbo, Medium-Jumbo and Tall-Narrow options and five different pickguard options.
The California Classic XTC series is available now, starting at $2,500.
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