D'Angelico Premier Series Mini DC Champagne
The PremierMiniDC is a 14 inch (355.6mm) wide, 1.75 inch (44.45mm) thick semi-hollow body model with an original double cutaway shape and center block structure.
The pickguard has an original shape with a D'Angelico feel, and has a 5-ply tortoise shell pattern.
The top of the body, headstock and neck are decorated with binding, combined with mother-of-pearl acrylic block position markers.
The body material is spruce top, maple sides and back, and wood materials such as maple neck and obankol fingerboard are used.
The neck finish is gloss, and a 25-inch scale is used.The neck joint has a wide adhesive area by reaching the neck deep into the body (a position that covers the entire front pickup) like a through neck, and has a high fret It is a set-through neck joint that combines playability and strength.
Additionally, it features a dual-action truss rod that adjusts at the head.
The distinctive headstock design continues the D'Angelico tradition.
The truss rod cover is made of aluminum and has a striking design inspired by the New York City skyscrapers that were lined with Art Deco architecture (such as the Empire Item condition Building) that was popular in New York around 1930.
The pickups are two metal-covered Seymour Duncan-designed humbuckers: the HB-102N humbucker and the HB-101B humbucker.
The controls are a 2 volume, 2 tone, 3 way pickup selector layout.
The hardware is unified with chrome, and features a rotomatic type tuner with steer step buttons, and a tune-o-matic & stop bar tailpiece.
The body has a gloss finish and the color is Champaign.
A gig bag is .
brand history
D'Angelico started in 1932 as a small guitar shop in Little Italy, New York City, New York.
This is a small-batch guitar brand created by brand founder John D'Angelico, who has released guitars that are admired by many guitarists for their sound and carefully crafted beauty.
D'Angelico's archtop guitar was considered a masterpiece of the 20th century, but John passed away in 1964 at the age of 59.
After that, the D'Angelico brand entered a long winter.
In 2011, a project to revive D'Angelico was started in New York in order to inherit the design and beliefs established by John, who had established a strong position on a global scale, and to create guitars that lived up to the name of the D'Angelico brand.
In the United Item conditions, D'Angelico has pioneered the field of solid guitars that appeal to a new user base that is not bound by tradition, releasing models one after another, and rapidly increasing their fan base.
-Featureifications-
HEADSTOCK
HeadstockShape:Standard
LogoInlay:MotherofPearlD'AngelicoNewYorkLogo
SeriesInlay(Front):MotherofPearlPremierShieldLogo
SerialNumber(Back):ModelNameSerialNumber
Binding:3-ply
Finish: Gloss
Headpin:Cupola
Tuners:Rotomatic Stairstep
Strings:D'AngelicoElectrozinc10's(10-46)
TrussRodCover:AluminumSkyscraper
NutWidth:111 16
NutMaterial:PPS
FINGER BOARD
Material:Ovangkol
Binding:3-ply
Fretwire:MediumVintageNickelSilver
ScaleLength:25"
Radius:14"
TopInlay:WhitePearloidBlock
FretNumber:22
NECK
Material:Maple
Finish: Gloss
Profile:C-Shape
JointType:Set-Thru
TrussRod:DualAction
BODY
BodyShape:DoubleCutaway
BodyStyle:Semi-hollow(with centerblock)
BodyDepth:1.75"
BodyWidth:14"
Color:Champagne
Finish: Gloss
TopMaterial:LaminatedSpruce
BackMaterial:LaminatedMaple
SideMaterial:LaminatedMaple
Binding:5-ply
Bridge:ChromeTune-O-Matic
Tailpiece:Stopbar
Pickguard:TortoiseScalini(5ply)
PickupSelector:3-wayToggle
Knobs:4BlackSpeedKnobs
StrapButtons:Chrome
ELECTRONICS
Overview:2Humbucker 2volume 2tone 3-waytoggleswitch
Pickup(Neck):SeymourDuncan?DesignedHB-102NHumbucker(ChromeCover)
Pickup(Bridge):SeymourDuncan?DesignedHB-101BHumbucker(ChromeCover)
Pots:500k
OutputJack:StandardMono
HARDWARE
HardwareColor:Chrome
Case:GigBag
Color white
pickup passive
Pickup configuration HH
Number of frets: 22 frets
Neck scale and others
Body weight 3.20kg
Body material Others
No tremolo
Fingerboard materials and others
neck joint set neck
Neck material maple
Serial number KP226237
Includings, gig bag
The pickguard has an original shape with a D'Angelico feel, and has a 5-ply tortoise shell pattern.
The top of the body, headstock and neck are decorated with binding, combined with mother-of-pearl acrylic block position markers.
The body material is spruce top, maple sides and back, and wood materials such as maple neck and obankol fingerboard are used.
The neck finish is gloss, and a 25-inch scale is used.The neck joint has a wide adhesive area by reaching the neck deep into the body (a position that covers the entire front pickup) like a through neck, and has a high fret It is a set-through neck joint that combines playability and strength.
Additionally, it features a dual-action truss rod that adjusts at the head.
The distinctive headstock design continues the D'Angelico tradition.
The truss rod cover is made of aluminum and has a striking design inspired by the New York City skyscrapers that were lined with Art Deco architecture (such as the Empire Item condition Building) that was popular in New York around 1930.
The pickups are two metal-covered Seymour Duncan-designed humbuckers: the HB-102N humbucker and the HB-101B humbucker.
The controls are a 2 volume, 2 tone, 3 way pickup selector layout.
The hardware is unified with chrome, and features a rotomatic type tuner with steer step buttons, and a tune-o-matic & stop bar tailpiece.
The body has a gloss finish and the color is Champaign.
A gig bag is .
brand history
D'Angelico started in 1932 as a small guitar shop in Little Italy, New York City, New York.
This is a small-batch guitar brand created by brand founder John D'Angelico, who has released guitars that are admired by many guitarists for their sound and carefully crafted beauty.
D'Angelico's archtop guitar was considered a masterpiece of the 20th century, but John passed away in 1964 at the age of 59.
After that, the D'Angelico brand entered a long winter.
In 2011, a project to revive D'Angelico was started in New York in order to inherit the design and beliefs established by John, who had established a strong position on a global scale, and to create guitars that lived up to the name of the D'Angelico brand.
In the United Item conditions, D'Angelico has pioneered the field of solid guitars that appeal to a new user base that is not bound by tradition, releasing models one after another, and rapidly increasing their fan base.
-Featureifications-
HEADSTOCK
HeadstockShape:Standard
LogoInlay:MotherofPearlD'AngelicoNewYorkLogo
SeriesInlay(Front):MotherofPearlPremierShieldLogo
SerialNumber(Back):ModelNameSerialNumber
Binding:3-ply
Finish: Gloss
Headpin:Cupola
Tuners:Rotomatic Stairstep
Strings:D'AngelicoElectrozinc10's(10-46)
TrussRodCover:AluminumSkyscraper
NutWidth:111 16
NutMaterial:PPS
FINGER BOARD
Material:Ovangkol
Binding:3-ply
Fretwire:MediumVintageNickelSilver
ScaleLength:25"
Radius:14"
TopInlay:WhitePearloidBlock
FretNumber:22
NECK
Material:Maple
Finish: Gloss
Profile:C-Shape
JointType:Set-Thru
TrussRod:DualAction
BODY
BodyShape:DoubleCutaway
BodyStyle:Semi-hollow(with centerblock)
BodyDepth:1.75"
BodyWidth:14"
Color:Champagne
Finish: Gloss
TopMaterial:LaminatedSpruce
BackMaterial:LaminatedMaple
SideMaterial:LaminatedMaple
Binding:5-ply
Bridge:ChromeTune-O-Matic
Tailpiece:Stopbar
Pickguard:TortoiseScalini(5ply)
PickupSelector:3-wayToggle
Knobs:4BlackSpeedKnobs
StrapButtons:Chrome
ELECTRONICS
Overview:2Humbucker 2volume 2tone 3-waytoggleswitch
Pickup(Neck):SeymourDuncan?DesignedHB-102NHumbucker(ChromeCover)
Pickup(Bridge):SeymourDuncan?DesignedHB-101BHumbucker(ChromeCover)
Pots:500k
OutputJack:StandardMono
HARDWARE
HardwareColor:Chrome
Case:GigBag
Color white
pickup passive
Pickup configuration HH
Number of frets: 22 frets
Neck scale and others
Body weight 3.20kg
Body material Others
No tremolo
Fingerboard materials and others
neck joint set neck
Neck material maple
Serial number KP226237
Includings, gig bag
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