Act fast to save $250 on this impressively spec’d D’Angelico semi-hollow at Guitar Center
Get a tasty discount on the DC Boardwalk

If you're stuck indoors looking for a fresh sound to play with, Guitar Center has a bargain for you: the music retailer is offering a D'Angelico Premier Series DC Boardwalk electric guitar in an Ocean Turquoise or Vintage Sunburst finish for $549, down from $799 - but the offer ends on Sunday April 5, so you'd better move fast!
The 24.75-inch scale semi-hollow model boasts a laminated maple body, set-thru C-slim maple neck and 22-fret ovangkol fingerboard.
Pickups are a pair of Seymour Duncan USA Hot P90 soapbars, and there’s also a tune-o-matic bridge, stopbar tailpiece and Grover Rotomatic 'Stairstep' tuners
In addition to knocking $250 off the ticket price, Guitar Center is also throwing in free shipping, with the D’Angelico available for order now.
For more information, head to Guitar Center.
D'Angelico Premier Series DC Boardwalk Semi-Hollow: was $799, now $549
If you're in the market for a classy-looking semi-hollow, you can't go wrong with this beauty, which boasts genuine Seymour Duncan P90s and a choice of Ocean Turquoise and Vintage Sunburst finishes.
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