Peavey HP Signature EXP Electric Guitar

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Peavey HP Signature EXP Electric Guitar, Tiger Eye

Peavey HP Signature EXP Electric Guitar, Transparent Black

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1-piece Mahogany neck. Ebony fretboard. Quilted Maple veneer top on a 3-piece Mahogany body.

Overview

The HP Signature Series EXP double-cutaway guitar is a compilation of years of designing, engineering and manufacturing guitars. Named after Peavey's founder and CEO, Hartley Peavey, the HP Signature EXP guitar is an exact replica of the HP signature USA model guitar. Three-piece Mahogany back and veneer Maple top set the stage for a great sounding and looking instrument. A solid Mahogany neck with Ebony fingerboard makes this guitar a player's dream come true.

Features:
24-3/4 in. scale set-neck guitar with a 1-piece Mahogany neck

Ebony fretboard with White synthetic binding on neck

Quilted Maple veneer top on a 3-piece Mahogany body

24 frets

Grover die-cast machine heads with 18:1 ratio, dual torsion rod

Tune-o-matic bridge with dual compression tailpiece with string-through tubes

2 humbucking pickups

1 master tone and 2 master volume controls with 3-way switch

Gold-plated hardware

Case not included

Specs

Dimensions Unpacked: 37.50 in. H x 12.73 in. W x 2.38 in. D
Dimensions Packed: 41.00 in. H x 15.00 in. W x 3.50 in. D

Weight Unpacked: 7.50 lbs.
Weight Packed: 10.00 lbs.

Documents and Manuals

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 877-732-8391
Email: customerservice@peavey.com
Web: https://peavey.com/c/Contact-Us

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Reviews

(30 ratings)

Submitted October 24, 2005 by a customer from adelphia.net

"Big name quality at a realistic price."

Overall:

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I love this guitar and can't see ever fully replacing it

Sound

I prefer to rate what I use according to what it cost me. For what this guitar cost, you can't beat the sound. If your torn between the crunch of a Gibson or the clean of a Fender, this might be the one for you. While it doesn't emmulate either, it has the the best of both.

Features

Straight forward guitar. It's made for playing.

Quality

I couldn't find a blemish anywhere. I bought the tiger eye, which wasn't as deep as the picture looked, but I like it anyhow. My son bought a Gibson Studio and it came with a big crack in the finish by the bridge. He paid 2 1/2 times more.

Value

Best deal going for a set neck, great finish, good sounding guitar.

Manufacturer Support

Never needed

The Wow Factor

This is a unique guitar because it doesn't have that typical rocker shape of a Jackson or Ibanez, the telltale shape of a Les Paul, or the repetition of a Fender. It could be at home thrashing, at worship, playing the blues or twanging away. The design hasn't limited itself to one genre.