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Indio by Monoprice Cali DLX Plus HSS Electric Guitar with Gig Bag White Pickguard, Maple Fingerboard $137.99 + Free Ship
$137.99
$229.99
Indio by Monoprice [monoprice.com] has Cali DLX Plus HSS Electric Guitar with Gig Bag White Pickguard, Maple Fingerboard for $183.99 - Coupon BIG25 = $137.99 - Shipping is Free
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Details:
- Wilkinson® humbucker pickup in the bridge position
- Wilkinson single‑coil pickups in the middle and neck positions
- Bolt‑on maple neck and maple fretboard
- Professionally setup in California by our Master Luthier
- Wilkinson tremolo bridge
- Ash double‑cutaway solid body
- Ivory finish with tortoise shell pickguard
- Includes gig bag
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Some like a heavy guitar; because they feel heavy is not cheapened. Others like myself like them on the light side, to prevent fatigue when playing a lot.
Ash is the preferred wood usually; because of it's tonal quality. Though "tone wood" is mainly an acoustic guitar top (Spruce and solid) thing. At least enough where people could tell, *if* they were A/B testing and listening for differences.
However; it is the potential lighter weight of Ash and slightly less likely to dent or round out screw holes that are it's strengths. Basswood is great as well; but you may or may not like the grain pattern, if it is not painted with a sold color. It depends how well the specific cut. and how well the basswood grain is successfully bleached so any see through grain finishes. My no logo eStratBay basswood grain looks nice. Ash has a nice grain. Some say original Strats (a couple of different Fender variations) used Ash, because it was readily available. And it was available; but I'm sure they knew its advantages too.
My understanding is Ash was hard to source; but now it is not a problem. However more weight could be our issue today. Swap Ash is not a different tree; but a lighter weight Ash wood, from Ash trees grown in wetlands areas. Each guitars body weight can vary significantly. DLX's are great bargains; but tend to be a little heavy. I believe starts are about 6 to 9 lbs. And the difference is very noticeable. And of course; depending on various hardware difference as well..