Vintage V132 ReIssued, TV Yellow

Vintage V132 ReIssued, TV Yellow Overview

Dispensing with ornamentation and extravagance, the V132 exudes classic design and simplicity. The Wilkinson GTBCR bridge enables superb intonation all over the fretboard, while the combination of Wilkinson WJ15 Deluxe machine heads and a Graphtech NuBone nut provide excellent tuning stability - perfect for smooth and friction-free string bending and tuning.

Pickups are two Wilkinson W90SKs; detailed and chiming, but ready to snarl and growl at the twist of a volume pot, or provide a variety of sounds via the traditional two volume / two tone / three way switch controls. A one piece Mahogany neck, with a classic Vintage ‘soft C’ profile gives instant comfort, speed and accuracy - Lignum Rosa™ has been used for the 12” radius fretboard enabling outstanding tonal transfer, responsiveness and durability. 22 Medium Jumbo frets add to the comfort, accuracy and excitingly positive feel of the Vintage V132.

When you need a guitar that is all about raw, unbridled tone, endless playability and unquestionable staying power, the Vintage V132 is ready to help you get your hands dirty.

What Vintage say:

The Vintage V132 dispenses with ornamentation and extravagance, and lets you get straight down to business with only the bare essentials to hand. This classic single cutaway, solid body design has enjoyed enduring popularity through every classic age of the electrified guitar.

Sporting a unique offset and ingeniously-designed cutaway, the V132 affords the player unlimited upper fret access for maximum playability. What's more, the top quality Wilkinson® tuners, bridge and tailpiece ensure flawless intonation and supreme tuning stability gig after gig.

The V132 employs two Wilkinson® WP100 pickups, in the neck and bridge positions. The two pickups are controlled by twin volume and tone pots, allowing you to explore a variety of wide-ranging tones with ease.

Finally, the V132 is equipped with an unbound, fitted with 22 frets and dot position markers, in keeping with the guitar's stripped-back, workhorse aesthetic.