BREAKING: Winzz Guitars has just unveiled the highly anticipated WGT100 electric guitar at a street price of $339.99 USD. This innovative instrument combines classic design with modern features, making it a must-have for musicians of all levels.
The WGT100 features an ergonomic shape designed for comfort and playability. It boasts a selected alder body with a classic silhouette, enhanced by a delicate offset contour and smooth edges. Musicians will appreciate the seamless ergonomic neck-body joint, which offers easy access to higher frets for versatile playing styles.
Equipped with a 25.5” scale roasted maple neck, the guitar is available with either a rosewood or maple fingerboard, featuring 22 stainless steel frets for durability and smooth play. The guitar’s signature “glider neck” C+D profile, combined with a satin finish, ensures a fast and fluid playing experience.
For sound, the WGT100 is fitted with custom ceramic single coil pickups, delivering a versatile tonal palette that maintains traditional clarity while accommodating modern styles. Players can expect a dynamic response that captures the nuances of their picking and intensity, making it ideal for both studio work and live performances.
The guitar’s hardware promotes tuning stability with modern steel bridge saddles and locking tuners, enhancing performance and reliability. The 4+2 tuner layout improves string tension and intonation, ensuring that musicians can perform confidently in any setting.
This instrument is a product of collaboration between skilled guitar builders from Germany’s Winz and Aileen Music in China, merging German precision with Chinese craftsmanship. Winzz Guitars emphasizes accessibility in music creation, inviting players to “find their voice and make every stage their own.”
The WGT100 is not just a guitar; it’s a professional instrument that welcomes beginners, creators, and seasoned musicians alike. For more information on the WGT100 or to explore additional offerings, visit www.winzzguitars.com.
Stay tuned for more updates as musicians around the world begin to test this game-changing instrument, set to reshape their musical journeys in February 2024.
