Go on a blessed hellride with Wylde Audio’s Halloween-themed Odin Grail Orange Buzzsaw guitar
Limited-edition model cuts price on standard Odin, features arched maple top, EMG ZW 81/85 humbuckers and more
Because it’s never too late to announce a Halloween special – even on Halloween itself – Wylde Audio has unveiled the holiday-themed Odin Grail Orange and Black Buzzsaw electric guitar.
The limited edition model features a mahogany body with arched maple top, three-piece maple neck and ebony fretboard with mother-of-pearl large block inlays.
Pickups are a set of EMG ZW Zakk Wylde 81/85 signature humbuckers, controlled by individual volume knobs, one tone knob and a three-way selector switch.
Other features include a TonePros T3BP Tune-O-Matic bridge with TonePros T1Zs tailpiece, Grover tuners and Graph Tech TUSQ nut.
The Odin Grail Orange and Black Buzzsaw is available now for $899 – $100 less than a standard Odin Grail – with only 30 models on offer.
To pick one up, go trick or treating over at Wylde Audio.
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