Used 2002 Fender Tom Delonge Hardtail Stratocaster Daphne Blue Electric Guitar
Simple is better. Less is more. Those are the ideas behind the Fender Tom Delonge Stratocaster. As lead singer and guitarist for the pop/punk band, Blink 182, Delonge didn't need a huge range of guitar tones. He pretty much needed two: huge and ridiculously distorted and a clean sound for a verse here and there. His signature guitar is your basic Strat body and incorporates a Seymour Duncan Invader humbucker pickup in the bridge. One knob for volume control. That's it.
The Delonge's pickup, the Seymour Duncan Invader, is great for face-melting, ear-destroying distortion. It's a high-output machine with a ton of thickness--forget the standard jangly Strat sound. It's just not what this baby was made to do. It's all about turning the amp to 10 (or 11) and slogging through power chord after power chord. When you need to clean it up a bit, you can back down the volume on the guitar, but even then it won't give you your greatest clean sound. It's a great pickup for a rhythm guitarist, especially if he or she is the only guitar player in the band.
This guitar plays really great, and sounds FAT!!!!
It was made in 2002, and has some signs of player wear including dings, scratches, and gonks. Please check out the pics.
Includes a complimentary set up, no case or bag.
This is a GREAT price on this very, very hard to find guitar!
Original: $899.00
-65%$899.00
$314.65
Description
Simple is better. Less is more. Those are the ideas behind the Fender Tom Delonge Stratocaster. As lead singer and guitarist for the pop/punk band, Blink 182, Delonge didn't need a huge range of guitar tones. He pretty much needed two: huge and ridiculously distorted and a clean sound for a verse here and there. His signature guitar is your basic Strat body and incorporates a Seymour Duncan Invader humbucker pickup in the bridge. One knob for volume control. That's it.
The Delonge's pickup, the Seymour Duncan Invader, is great for face-melting, ear-destroying distortion. It's a high-output machine with a ton of thickness--forget the standard jangly Strat sound. It's just not what this baby was made to do. It's all about turning the amp to 10 (or 11) and slogging through power chord after power chord. When you need to clean it up a bit, you can back down the volume on the guitar, but even then it won't give you your greatest clean sound. It's a great pickup for a rhythm guitarist, especially if he or she is the only guitar player in the band.
This guitar plays really great, and sounds FAT!!!!
It was made in 2002, and has some signs of player wear including dings, scratches, and gonks. Please check out the pics.
Includes a complimentary set up, no case or bag.
This is a GREAT price on this very, very hard to find guitar!
