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ST Pro Serie (Black faded Purple)
Leo Jaymz SW Electric Guitar, Flame Maple Top, Synthetic Ebony Fingerboard, 12“-16” Compound Radius, Alnico 5 Pickups, Small Double Locking Tremolo (Black faded Purple)
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- Brand: leo jaymz
- Color: Black faded Purple
- Top Material Type: Flame Mple
- Body Material: Maple
- Back Material Type: Basswood
- Neck Material Type: Canadian Hard Maple
- Fretboard Material Type: Ebony Wood
- Guitar Pickup Configuration: Custom Dual-Source Pickup （Soundhole + Under-Saddle Piezo）
- String Material Type: Nickel
- Hand Orientation: Right
Premium Canadian Hard Maple Neck: Constructed from high-quality Canadian hard maple for exceptional stability, smooth playability, and superior tone transmission throughout the entire fretboard
Compound Radius Fingerboard: Synthetic ebony fingerboard features innovative 12"-16" compound radius design that provides comfortable chord work in lower positions and facilitates fast lead playing in upper registers
Custom Alnico 5 Pickups: HSH (humbucker-single-humbucker) pickup configuration with Alnico 5 magnets delivers versatile tonal range from warm, smooth jazz tones to aggressive, high-gain rock sounds
Stunning 5A Flame Maple Top: Eye-catching 5A-grade tiger stripe flame maple veneer with UV gloss finish creates a professional appearance while providing enhanced durability and protection
Premium Double Locking Tremolo: High-quality small double locking tremolo bridge system maintains perfect tuning stability even with aggressive whammy bar use for expressive pitch manipulation
Why is my tremolo arm (whammy bar) loose, shaking, or sinking?
Don't worry, this is a normal shipping adjustment and not a product defect! Certain models feature a high-stability pop-in tremolo bridge.
Quick Fix in 3 Steps:
Locate the Hole: Push the bridge forward (or look through the back cavity) to find the tiny hidden hole on the side of the metal bridge block.
Insert the Arm: Put your tremolo arm into the socket.
Tighten the Screw: Use the smallest Allen wrench to tighten the screw inside the hole to your preferred tension.
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