Manne unveils new Redwing Satin 6

Italy's Manne Guitars keeps extending its Redwing range with new variations of their Telecaster-inspired model.

Described as “the result of the application of Manne’s ideas into a traditional and classic looking instruments”, the Redwing series claims to bring new modern features in terms of playability and performance to a classic design. It features the brand’s exclusive neck/body joint system (which reportedly allows the neck to be installed very near the body edge without the need of a heel, giving a great access and a solid connection), with the shape of the body favoring upper fret accessibility thanks to a sleek profile.

All Redwing models are available with the brand’s own AlnicoV vintage pick-ups or Manneblade minihumbuckers, controlled by 2push/pull pots for series/parallel connections.

Common features include:

22 (6110 Dunlop) jumbo frets.
647,7mm scale (25,5″).
400mm fretboard radius (15,75″).
Nut width: 43mm (1″11/16)
String spacing at bridge: W:10,8mm; F:10,6mm
Thin “F resin” fretboard which is said to give a precise attack without dead notes
Two-way working truss-rod steel bar.
Hardened multi laminated neck, made up with 0,8mm. thick wood plies.
Asymmetrical (helicoidal) neck shape.
Satin finish on body and satin finish on the neck or hi-gloss finish for the specified models.
Nickel plated Steel wound Manne strings.
Tilted back headstock, one piece with the neck.
Natural or see-through color available.
Manne pickups.
All wrenches and tools included with instruction notes on basic adjustment.

Manne’s Redwing guitars are available in Satin Special (satin with top), Satin (satin), Gloss Special (hi-gloss with top), Gloss (hi-gloss). More details at the brand’s website.