Some guitars play it straight. This one keeps you out past your bedtime. The Ranger belongs in the back booth of a club that doesn't have a sign out front, next to a drink you can't quite name and company you probably shouldn't trust.
It's finished in Dark Walnut nitro under a AAAA flame maple top that catches just enough light to be dangerous. The semi-hollow one-piece mahogany body breathes like the room it's meant for, smoky and a little too warm.
The C-shape neck moves easy, low-lit and unhurried. Gotoh tuners and a hand-cut bone nut keep everything honest, no matter how the night goes.
The shape tips its hat to the classic ES lineup, then loosens the collar with a few modern touches built for a player who works the late set. The Lollar Imperial humbuckers aren't shy about it either, an award-winning set that slides from a low, sly growl to a cutting snarl without raising its voice, run clean through American-made CTS pots.
Unplugged, it still talks. Mahogany and maple meet a Tune-O-Matic bridge and Bigsby tailpiece, so every bent note gets a little shiver on the way out.
Hard rock, blues, smooth jazz. The Ranger doesn't ask who you came with, it just makes sure you leave with a good story.
Guitar ships in a Mono M80 V2 sleeve case
Mahogany/Maple body
Mahogany/Rosewood neck and fingerboard with cream dot inlays
Gotoh Mini tuners
Lollar Imperial Standard wind pickups
Tone pros bridge w bigsby B5 tremolo system mounted with vibramate no hole system
CTS pots
switchcraft output jack
Dunlop strap Buttons
22 frets, 25.5” scale
Jescar jumbo fret wire – .110” wide x .057” high
Neck back profile is Medium "C"
1-11/16” nut width
12″ fretboard radius
Hand carved bone nut
Some guitars play it straight. This one keeps you out past your bedtime. The Ranger belongs in the back booth of a club that doesn't have a sign out front, next to a drink you can't quite name and company you probably shouldn't trust.
It's finished in Dark Walnut nitro under a AAAA flame maple top that catches just enough light to be dangerous. The semi-hollow one-piece mahogany body breathes like the room it's meant for, smoky and a little too warm.
The C-shape neck moves easy, low-lit and unhurried. Gotoh tuners and a hand-cut bone nut keep everything honest, no matter how the night goes.
The shape tips its hat to the classic ES lineup, then loosens the collar with a few modern touches built for a player who works the late set. The Lollar Imperial humbuckers aren't shy about it either, an award-winning set that slides from a low, sly growl to a cutting snarl without raising its voice, run clean through American-made CTS pots.
Unplugged, it still talks. Mahogany and maple meet a Tune-O-Matic bridge and Bigsby tailpiece, so every bent note gets a little shiver on the way out.
Hard rock, blues, smooth jazz. The Ranger doesn't ask who you came with, it just makes sure you leave with a good story.
Guitar ships in a Mono M80 V2 sleeve case
Mahogany/Maple body
Mahogany/Rosewood neck and fingerboard with cream dot inlays
Gotoh Mini tuners
Lollar Imperial Standard wind pickups
Tone pros bridge w bigsby B5 tremolo system mounted with vibramate no hole system
CTS pots
switchcraft output jack
Dunlop strap Buttons
22 frets, 25.5” scale
Jescar jumbo fret wire – .110” wide x .057” high
Neck back profile is Medium "C"
1-11/16” nut width
12″ fretboard radius
Hand carved bone nut
