The Black Mesa Spectra draws on the styling cues of the late '50s and early '60s "when the world stood on the threshold of space and the future was filled with promises of flying cars, personal robots and self-cleaning houses," according to the company.
Equipped with hand-wound Sheptone pickups (stock setup is a P-90 at the neck and Tele in the bridge) and featuring the company’s 24-fret TorsionLogic neck system, the Spectra has retro looks, classic tone and modern top-shelf hardware and construction, Black Mesa says.
The first Spectra is available for sale on Black Mesa Guitar’s website.
Specs:
- Body: chambered aniegre
- Top: 1-piece claro walnut
- Pickguard: vinatge pearl
- Neck: 25.5" scale TorsionLogic curly maple
- Fretboard: Jatoba
- Frets: nickel-silver medium
- Pickups: neck-Sheptone P-90; bridge Sheptone Tele
- Controls: 3-way selector, volume, tone
- Hardware: chrome steel Tele bridge with stainless saddles, chrome Steinberger tuners, chrome Dunlop Flush Mount Strap Locks
Note that specs are subject to change.
Pricing:
MSRP: $2399 as shown, including hardshell case
For more information, head to the Black Mesa Guitars website.
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