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Vigier Excalibur Indus Electric Guitar Textured Black

Excalibur Indus ยท #VIG-170083
BrandVigier
TypeElectric Guitars
Serial No.VIG-170083
PhotographyActual Photos
Part No.VE6-CVS4
Archive ID30625
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The Story

Excalibur Indus Electric Guitar Textured Black

This stealth riff bomber is an awesome Excalibur Indus in Textured Black, built by Vigier Guitars. The guitar has an alder body with a bolt-on maple neck that features Vigiers 10/90 system, where in lieu of a truss rod the guitar has a strip of carbon that keeps the wood extremely stable under changes in the environment. This Excaliber has DiMarzio PAF Classic humbuckers, with a Vigier 2011 tremolo bridge, and 24 stainless steel frets that will last you a lifetime!

Includes: Hardshell Case and Tremolo Arm

The Specifications

As it left The Music Zoo Tech Bench.
  • 7 lbs, 4 oz.
  • Alder Body
  • โ€Dโ€ Shape Maple Neck with 10/90 System (10% Carbon, 90% Wood)
  • 25.6โ€ Scale Length
  • 1.65โ€ Nut Width
  • 11.81โ€ Fretboard Radius
  • 24 Medium Stainless Steel Frets + 0 Fret
  • .790โ€ Neck Measurement at 1st Fret
  • .900โ€ Neck Measurement at 12th Fret
  • DiMarzio PAF Classic Humbuckers
  • 5-Way Pickup Switch
  • Volume and Tone Controls
  • Vigier Floyd Rose Tremolo and Vigier Tuners

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