Haar guitars Trad T Custom #43488 - aged orange see through

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Unique copy bearing the serial number 43488. Net weight (without case): 3.12 kg.

Dutch luthier Erik van de Haar has been building guitars since 1987. By dint of questioning and exacting standards, he has succeeded in establishing the Haar brand, whose reputation for excellence now extends far beyond the borders of his native country. Erik van de Haar and his team produce vintage-style Custom Shop grade instruments that have nothing to envy of American production.
Haar guitars are handcrafted from carefully selected woods and components (bodies and necks are home-made, not Warmoth or Allparts parts, pickups are Kloppmann, Lindy Fralin, Bare Knuckle and others). All instruments undergo Plek Machine procedures for outstanding intonation and playing comfort. 1950s-inspired models typically feature Ash bodies and all-Maple necks, while Sixties-inspired guitars have Alder bodies with Maple necks and Rosewood fretboards.

This HAAR GUITAR Trad T Custom #43488 features a one-piece Ash "Swamp Ash" body, solid 4A figured Maple neck, solid 4A figured Maple fingerboard and Lindy Fralin pickups (P90 in neck position and Blues in bridge position).