Wildwood Guitars • Fender Custom Shop Wildwood 10 Relic-Ready 1958 Jazzmaster • SN: R96581

Wildwood Guitars • Fender Custom Shop Wildwood 10 Relic-Ready 1958 Jazzmaster • SN: R96581

Though the Jazzmaster was originally designed to appeal to jazz guitarists, it has found a much broader appeal across many genres and eras. In everything from surf music to shoegaze to new wave to indie music, the Jazzmaster has formed the sonic backbone of many classic records, and its offset body is the picture of cool. Our Wildwood 10 Jazzmasters from the Fender Custom Shop capture the inimitable vibe of their vintage forebears while providing incredible modern playability. They feature ridiculously resonant, high-quality tonewoods wearing fifties-style nitrocellulose lacquer finishes that allow the guitar to breathe and resonate like nobody's business. They also have pickups with real flatpole magnets to capture that classic Jazzmaster sound. The wizard-like luthiers at the Fender Custom Shop have also outfitted these guitars with a Wildwood-exclusive 10" radius and narrow-tall 6105 frets, a configuration that facilitates just about every style and technique under the sun. So, these Wildwood 10 Jazzmasters blend comfortable ergonomics with vintage vibe in a truly inspiring way. We invite you to browse through our offset offerings and see what colors, neck shapes, and relic'd finishes inspire you. We're sure you'll find one that tickles your ear drums!
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Wildwood Guitars • PRS Guitars Wildwood 35th Anniversary Wood Library Custom 24 Fatback • SN 190291805
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Wildwood Guitars • PRS Guitars Wildwood 35th Anniversary Wood Library Custom 24 Fatback • SN 190291805

The last time we flew up to Maryland to visit our friends at PRS, they blew our minds with an incredible anniversary gift. To celebrate Wildwood's thirty-fifth year of existence, they offered to build us a run of Custom 24 Fatbacks in two of our favorite nitrocellulose lacquer Private Stock finishes, Northern Lights and Frost Bite. This is rather unprecedented in the history of the Wood Library, and we are overcome with gratitude towards the fine folks at PRS for giving us such a special present. Of course, we couldn't just stop at the finish--we had to pick out some stunning tonewoods, too! Again, PRS rolled out the red carpet for us, and we picked some of the finest East coast maple and Brazilian rosewood for the tops and fingerboards. Of course, beautiful wood is exciting, but the finish on top of it might be even cooler. These Custom 24s all come equipped with a vintage-style nitrocellulose lacquer finish that allows these exceptional tonewoods to breathe and resonate like a vintage guitar from the fifties. Our friends at PRS have also tweaked the pickups to amplify the spectacular voices of these instruments. These new pickups, called 58/15LT+ humbuckers, replace the old 58/15LTs and refine their sonic formula even further through the magic of TCI tuning. They blend the richness and the full harmonic response we expect from PRS with a healthy dash of vintage character, and the resulting mix is quite inspiring. We're proud to present one of the coolest anniversary gifts ever, the Wildwood Guitars 35th Anniversary Wood Library Custom 24 Fatback. The only downside is that we're left wondering how we're going to top these guitars for our subsequent anniversaries down the road. Well, we'll cross the bridge when we get to it. For now, we hope these Custom 24s inspire you as much as they inspire us!
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Wildwood Guitars Fender Custom Shop Wildwood 10 1961 Stratocaster - Heavy Relic • SN R102531
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By 1961, the Stratocaster was fast on its way to becoming a cultural mainstay after Strat-slingers like Hank Marvin took the airwaves by storm. The sixties were also an exciting time for Stratocaster design, as Leo and company outfitted them with rosewood fretboards for the first time. The rosewood produced a sweet attack that spoke to everyone from Hendrix to SRV! Our Wildwood 10 1961 Stratocasters pay tribute to the great Strat boom of the sixties, and we think they embody the sweet sounds of that era to a T. We have a wide variety of colors, relic'd finishes, and neck profiles on tap, so we invite you to browse away and find a Strat that plucks your heartstrings. Once you do, we're sure you'll fall under the spell of the Wildwood 1961 Stratocaster.
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Wildwood Guitars • Fender Custom Shop Wildwood 10 1955 Telecaster • SN: R102448
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Wildwood Guitars • Fender Custom Shop Wildwood 10 1955 Telecaster • SN: R102448

By 1955, things were hopping at Fender, and the Telecaster was the hottest new electric guitar in all the land. Rock and roll, rockabilly, and country music were all taking off, and the Fender Telecaster was at the epicenter of it all. Our Wildwood 10 1955 Telecasters are an homage to the Telecasters that rolled off the line and into the hands of thousands of guitar players during the mid-1950s. They feature resonant ash bodies, period-correct neck shapes, hand-wound Custom Shop electronics, and maple necks. But they also feature our dealer-exclusive 10" radius and narrow-tall 6105 frets for comfortable modern handfeel. So, you get the best of both worlds: all the fabulous fifties Fender tone you can handle AND modern playability. Please keep drooling to a minimum as you browse our many Wildwood 10 1955 Telecasters. We have lots of colors, neck profiles, and relic'd finishes, so we're sure you'll find something to make you salivate!
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Fender Custom Shop Wildwood 10 1955 Stratocaster • SN: R101229
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Fender Custom Shop Wildwood 10 1955 Stratocaster • SN: R101229

Fender first introduced the Stratocaster in 1954, but they didn't really hit their stride until 1955 when they locked in the perfect formula for optimum sonic horsepower and good looks. The Wildwood 10 1955 Stratocasters pay homage to these legendary original Strats by replicating crucial details like the one-ply pickguard, dot inlays, resonant ash bodies, and maple necks. Many have also been lovingly relic'd by the masterful Custom Shop team, so they have oodles of vintage vibe. Nevertheless, they feel every bit as good as any modern guitar thanks to their Wildwood-exclusive 10" radius and 6105 frets. We invite you to experience the new-age comfort and fifties mojo of the Wildwood 10 1955 Stratocaster. Once you do, we're sure you'll fall head over heels in love.
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Wildwood Guitars • Vintage 1957 Fender Stratocaster

There’s nothing quite like a great vintage guitar. They’re more than just instruments–they’re amazing pieces of history! These are the guitars that inspired generations and cemented the iconic sound of rock ‘n roll. We can still feel the undeniable impact these instruments have made on our industry, and players still gravitate towards these iconic instruments for their expressive voices and phenomenal feel. Wynton Marsalis is fond of saying that truly great music evokes emotions that we don’t necessarily have a name for, and these vintage guitars do something similar. Old guitars have all sorts of subtle shades and hues within them, and they expand the artistic palette of any musician who picks them up. Truly exceptional instruments go a step beyond even that by creating those unspoken emotions Mr. Marsalis was talking about during the act of creation. It’s hard to quantify “mojo,” but the Wildwood team knows it when we see it, and we have sought out vintage instruments that have “it:” the rare sorts of timbres that evoke nameless feelings. We have accomplished this by sourcing the best of the best from loving owners who have treated their guitars the way they deserve to be treated, and once they arrive they receive the exact same love and care that our new instruments do. We invite you to browse our inventory and unlock the legend for yourself.
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Wildwood Guitars • Fender Custom Shop Wildwood 10 1955 Roasted Stratocaster • SN R100516
Wildwood Guitars

Wildwood Guitars • Fender Custom Shop Wildwood 10 1955 Roasted Stratocaster • SN R100516

Years ago, we approached our friends at the Fender Custom Shop with a proposal: would they build us guitars that combined the mojo of a true-to-vintage reissue with modern handfeel and comfy modern ergonomics? They were enthused about the idea, and the Wildwood 10 was born. Thanks to the Custom Shop’s incredible craftsmanship and artistry, these guitars look gorgeous, sound killer, and play like butter. Each of these Custom Shop creations features a thin fifties-style nitrocellulose finish, which allows the voice of the resonant hand-selected tonewoods to shine through. They also have hand-wound Custom Shop pickups that are sure to inspire you to reach new heights on your sonic journey. Wildwood 10s feel great in your hands, too. Their modern 10” radius is suitable for a wide variety of styles and techniques, and their 6105 narrow-tall frets allow you to expend less energy with your left hand, especially when bending strings. To top it all off, they come with a limited edition Dealer Select Wildwood 10 hardshell case and a certificate of authenticity.
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~ The Fender Telecaster ~ The Fender Telecaster has long been a staple of the music industry. Legends alike have adorned the axe to bring the spank, the twang, and the unbridled bite that only a Tele can bring. Greg Koch has long been once of those fierce warriors, and is no stranger to the way of the Telecaster. Though love affairs come in go in our lives, the Tele has always been the home that Mr. Koch comes home to, and we here at Wildwood often feel the same. There is something so reliable about the Telecaster. It makes you work for it, like any relationship worth developing. It resonates right, it gives and takes with your intentions, and it sings with a voice all its own. Enjoy Wildwood friends - Greg Koch vs the Fender Telecaster.
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Wildwood Guitars • Fender Custom Shop Jimi Hendrix Voodoo Child Signature Stratocaster • SN VC0055
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Wildwood Guitars • Fender Custom Shop Jimi Hendrix Voodoo Child Signature Stratocaster • SN VC0055

The polepieces in the Hand-wound Custom Shop '69 Single-Coils that sit in these mighty axes further the tonal tweaks begun by the reverse headstock. They also enhance the clarity of the high strings and provide more harmonic content while improving string-to-string balance. Also, the bridge pickup is angled backwards, which gives it an uncommon amount of mass and heft on the high strings while tightening up the low strings even more. Aside from all these Hendrix inspired tweaks, the Fender Custom Voodoo Child Stratocasters are well-built, solid instruments that play as well or better than anything available to Hendrix in the seventies! In fact, Hendrix himself would have probably killed for a Strat with a modern 9.5" radius and 6105 frets, because it allows for easy bending all the way up and down the neck. Furthermore, the '66-inspired oval "C"-shaped neck profile feels as good in my hand as any vintage Strat I've ever played. All of these explanations of technical specifications are well and good, but the true appeal of the Voodoo Child Strat comes from its the way it sprinkles a little Hendrixian fairy dust into your own guitar style and motivates you to use your own voice on the instrument to express yourself in new and interesting ways. To be honest, before I played this guitar, I was expecting to write about how playing it put me in touch with the essence of Hendrix's sound and vibe, it certainly does that! In these guitars, I found the most accurate emulation of Hendrix's sound I've ever experienced. So, obviously, running through a couple Hendrix tunes was a tear-inducing experience for me, because (if you couldn't already tell) I am quite passionate about his music. But, I didn't really find myself reaching into my bag of seventies blues-rock tricks much when I played this guitar. Instead, with his sound at my disposal, I wound up getting deeply absorbed in writing an angular, spiky, choppy riff that owed more to punk-inflected indie rock music that I normally play than anything remotely Hendrixian. That may seem odd at first blush--after all, who plays post-hardcore on a Custom Shop Hendrix Signature Strat?--but I think it's actually quite fitting. Hendrix was a completely unique musician, and that is why his music has such universal appeal. So, it only makes sense that his signature guitar would inspire me to play more like myself! The Wildwood team is proud to present the Jimi Hendrix Signature Voodoo Child Stratocaster because it embodies Jimi's trailblazing spirit and boundless creativity, and we can't wait to see how it inspires you to use your own voice in new and innovative ways.
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~ The Gibson Les Paul ~ The Gibson Les Paul has long been an archetype of excellence in the guitar industry. Titans have wielded the LP for generations, and still they hold a tone and character unmatched -- thick, rich harmonics, evenly compressed, yet still very expressive. Over the years, Greg Koch has had (a not so secret) love affair with the Les Paul. Every time we present one to him for a video he is overjoyed, and it's noticeable in his playing. Les Paul's bring Greg joy, and it's quite often reflected in the video. When he can't put down a guitar, you know it's good. After literally thousands of videos, trust when Greg says a guitar is good. And how often does he say a Les Paul is good? - almost every time. Enjoy a retrospective look at Greg Koch playing a range of Les Pauls.
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Fender Custom Shop Wildwood 10 Relic-Ready 1952 Telecaster • SN: R101101
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Though the idea for the Telecaster had been germinating inside the beautiful mind of Leo Fender since 1950, it didn’t make its grand entrance under the name we all know until 1952. The fact that the Telecaster has remained basically unchanged since then is a testament to the enduring perfect simplicity of its design. Our Wildwood 10 1952 Telecasters pay tribute to Leo’s original brilliant, elegant design. They have a ton of vintage vibe thanks to their resonant ash bodies with old-school nitrocellulose lacquer finishes, but they also offer comfortable modern ergonomics with their Wildwood-exclusive 10″ radius and 6105 narrow-tall frets. Addictive playability and tons of vintage vibe? Yes, please! We invite you to browse our selection of Wildwood 10 1952 Telecasters. We have lots of color options, and many various types of relic’d finishes, so we’re sure you’ll find one that plucks at your heartstrings.
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