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Tuesday, July 01, 2008
Kronodale Recycled G
Posted by Jon in • Crazy Guitar Designs
Kronodale Guitars don’t seem to make anything but Crazy Guitar Designs so they are a perfect fit for Guitar Noize! Aside from the Recycled G pictured left, they also produce the 2P and One Dollar guitars with 3-dimensional opened body shape available in a variety of finishes. Kronodale have taken consumer patterns and emblems (Recycled logo for the “2-P” for example) and made them into guitar body shapes.
”With the Recycled G series, the Kronodale team is giving you a unique range of features from the revolutionary open-body shape to the perfect finish of the neck. Kronodale’s revolutionary design featuring Ash body design and maple neck with 2 Kent Amstrong pickups that can replicate acoustic tones and gives players ability to have pickups for hard-edge tone needed for heavy rock as well as for players seeking the sound of a full acoustic guitar.”
The telecaster style body is either made from Chambered Ash or Elm Aluminum platted (not really sure what the latter means but sounds interesting!) it also has a Maple neck with a 22 or 24 fret Wenghe fingerboard and a unique K shaped headstock. The 2 humbuckers are Kronodale’s own design whilst the bridge is a Graph-Tech String Saver and the Chrome locking tuners are courtesy of Gotoh. Finally the guitar’s controls are a master volume, tone pot and mini toggle switches for series/parallel pickup switching and power switch.
The P2 and One Dollar guitar shapes are certainly more unique in design than the Recycled G but probably a little too out there for the general guitar buying public.
I’ve been meaning to feature these again for a while. Here’s one I featured a whil eback: http://guitarz.blogspot.com/2008/02/modle-unique-kronodale-2-p-customise-on.html
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