Solo Pro TC Style 2Pc Swamp Ash Unfinished Guitar Body

(3 customer reviews)

$ 389.99 CAD

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SKU: SL-TCB2AS-SUF Categories: TC Style, Unfinished Bodies Brand:
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Description

The Solo Pro TC Style body is a 2 piece body made of Swamp Ash.  It comes sanded and unfinished so it’s ready for the finishing process of your choice.  This body is meant for a non-tremolo bridge (hardtail).  Made to Fender® specs.

Body specifications may have a +/- 1 mm variance.

Features

  • Neck Pocket: 2 3/16″ x 3″
  • Sanded and ready for finishing
  • Routed for 2 single coil pickups
  • Swamp Ash
  • Approx Weight: 4 1/2lbs
  • Made in Japan

: Solo Pro TC Style 2Pc Swamp Ash Unfinished Guitar Body
: SL-TCB2AS-SUF
UPC: 842561010018

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Weight

6 lbs

3 reviews for Solo Pro TC Style 2Pc Swamp Ash Unfinished Guitar Body

  1. curt.hegel (verified buyer) –

    Two piece body, very well book matched/seamed; excellent grain pattern, good routing on cavities. I had the guys at the Solo shop route the neck for a humbucker, they did a great job at a reasonable price.

    Don’t want to cover up the grain with a solid finish, going a burst or transparent on this.

  2. Aldicoso (verified buyer) –

    This is a poor quality body from Solo, neck pocket is about 2mm larger than a standard tele neck from Solo as well. After 2-3 Hosco bodies this looks the norm for them, too large body pockets. Guitars with shims for restraining the necks straight are pretty bad, and that is the normal approach of Hosco. Too bad they can’t respect normal standards, and that Solo sells these POOR QUALITY bodies. i will try to return it and get something else decent from somewhere else.
    Alex

  3. brucetay88 (verified buyer) –

    Knocking a star off for weight, site claims four and a half pounds, mine is five and a half! I can see an ounce or two either way, but a pound difference is huge. I will end up with a very heavy Tele, 70’s heavy. I’ll build it and see, but I might be doing a smugglers route to get the weight down.

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