Featuring maple hollow-body construction, a set neck, and an ebony fretboard, this classic-looking guitar is an homage to music legend Robin Zander of Cheap Trick. The guitar is more than just a pretty face; with Seymour Duncan pickups, a Bigsby bridge, Grover tuners, and four on-body control knobs plus a tone switch, you're being given the tools to play like Zander while maintaining that hollow-body versatility that so many guitarists value.

The guitar comes with Ernie Ball Regular Slinky strings (.010-0.046 gauge) on top of a beautiful 22-fret board, and it's ready to play quiet or really, really loud.

Body & Neck Construction
This guitar has an arch-top maple hollow body and a mahogany set-neck, with 22 mid-height frets for more nuanced rhythm-based playing.

Hardware & Accessories
From the Grover tuners to the Bigsby Bridge, the Corsair is loaded with pro-level components. The humbucker pickups from Seymour Duncan's Phat Cat line will grab every bit of input they can, and paired with the resonant richness of the hollow body's signature sound, the whole package makes for a powerful and smooth tone up and down every scale.

Design & Feel
The light weight and pleasantly-ample body of the guitar makes for a playing comfort somewhere between standard electric bodies and boxy acoustic gutiars, giving the best of both worlds in playing feel and maintaining an electric guitar's ability to break out a solo as easily as strum some chords. A Thin-C neck shape further helps with handling, giving a player with shorter fingers an easier time with grabbing notes while maintaining neck stiffness and an overall balanced feel.