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P-90s: Duncan Designed, and they're the real attraction—fat, punchy, articulate, with good clean-to-overdriven range. The current Bedford officially uses dual P-90s.
Neck/playability: Slim satin C neck, 24.75" Gibson scale, 14" radius, set-thru construction. Very comfortable modern/vintage hybrid feel.
Weak point:QC/setup. Recent buyers of this exact $350 deal report needing a setup and minor nut/fret issues, but also being very impressed with the guitar and stock P-90s.
Normal value: roughly a $700–900 guitar in terms of what you're getting; D'Angelico currently lists the model at $899.99.
$349 value:exceptional.
For you: BUY. At $349, this is exactly the kind of inexpensive, distinctive guitar I'd be willing to add to a collection. The dual P-90s make it considerably more compelling than the earlier pickup configuration we were discussing.
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Review: 8/10 guitar, 9.5/10 value.
- P-90s: Duncan Designed, and they're the real attraction—fat, punchy, articulate, with good clean-to-overdriven range. The current Bedford officially uses dual P-90s.
- Neck/playability: Slim satin C neck, 24.75" Gibson scale, 14" radius, set-thru construction. Very comfortable modern/vintage hybrid feel.
- Body: Lightweight, distinctive offset, well-balanced.
- Weak point: QC/setup. Recent buyers of this exact $350 deal report needing a setup and minor nut/fret issues, but also being very impressed with the guitar and stock P-90s.
- Normal value: roughly a $700–900 guitar in terms of what you're getting; D'Angelico currently lists the model at $899.99.
- $349 value: exceptional.
For you: BUY. At $349, this is exactly the kind of inexpensive, distinctive guitar I'd be willing to add to a collection. The dual P-90s make it considerably more compelling than the earlier pickup configuration we were discussing.Join The Conversation
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