Specifications:

• Solid Hardwood Body
  
  
  Solid body construction on most electric guitars allows for a strong
  and rugged instrument, and is less expensive to create than a
  hollow-bodied acoustic guitar.
• Maple Neck
  
  
  The extension with strings where the fingers are placed to play
  notes. Maple construction is a strong material to withstand the tension
  the strings put on the neck.
• Rosewood Fingerboard
  Also known as the fretboard, this rests on top of the neck.
• Die-Cast Chrome Tuners
  Tuners are the pegs at the end of the guitar that allow the strings to be individually tuned.
• 2 Humbucker Pickups
  
  
  Pickups convert the vibration of the strings into signals, allowing
  the guitar to be heard by an amplifier. The “Humbucker” type “bucks the
  hum” to reduce noise interference.
• 2 Volume and 1 Tone Controls
  
  
  Two volume controls adjust the volume of each pickup, and for
  shaping the sound. One tone control allows for adjustment of frequencies
  in the pickups, resulting in either brighter or more bass heavy tones.
• 3-way Pickup Selector Toggle Switch
  
  
  The toggle switch allows control over both pickups, and is helpful
  when using one volume for soloing and the other for rhythmic playing.
• 2-way Truss Rod
  
  
  This metal rod runs inside the neck and used to stabilize and adjust
  the lengthwise forward curvature of the neck. With this 2-way design,
  it exerts force on the neck in both directions simultaneously when
  adjusted.
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