Dover combines the traditional style of the 1960s with a Rosewood fretboard, Alder body, and SSHPU arrangement.
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Aztec Gold, with its silvery golden color, has been very well finished with weather checking and paint removal throughout the body, giving it a dignified appearance even though it is brand new.
The mids come forward quickly, which makes the sound more persistent when picking.
You can feel it especially when distorted, so chalking with crunch/distortion feels great.
The paint is of course finished with lacquer, so you can enjoy the changes in sound and appearance as you play more and more.
There is almost no difference in volume between humbucker and single coil, which is often seen in SSH, so you can switch PUs during a song without stress.
SPEC】 【SPEC】.
BODY: Alder 2P
NECK:Maple
FINGERBOARD:Rosewood
P.U:TMG 60's Single Coil/TMG PAF
WEIGHT:3.45kg
NUTWIDETH:42.1mm
w/Original Hardcase
Long Scale Neck
Bend, Oregon is home to a community of craftspeople of all kinds.
TMG builds its instruments in the vast land and natural environment of Bend, Oregon.
TMG Guitar's guitars are the culmination of the skills of craftsmen who offer the highest quality in their respective fields of expertise.
Therefore, there is no sense of ego attached to the instruments themselves. The neck grip makes you say "Oh, that's a nice guitar" from the moment you hold it.
The paint job doesn't interfere with the quality of the materials, and the pickup sound and assembly don't spoil the sound.
Vintage-like, yet playable enough to withstand the rigors of the professional world.
It is easy to talk about an instrument that is good in terms of specs, but this TMG Guitar product is a guitar that truly expresses the player, and is a complete instrument that cannot be described by specs alone.
If you experience the quality and technology, as well as the sound of the instruments that have been steadily fed back to the musicians who play them in the field, you will understand what we are trying to say.
