ORION Rustic Mold

Body: spalted elm with oil finish, deep orange anodized aluminum
Neck: mahogany 1971 reused with oil finish, one-piece, uncovered titanium truss rod
Fretboard: walnut with oil finish, golden mother-of-pearl inlays
Nut: bone
Neck Radius: compound, 9“-12″
Neck Width: 42.5 mm at nut
Scale: 25.5″ (648 mm)
Frets: 22x stainless steel, Wagner 9662, comparable to 6105
Bridge:  aluminum pins with titanium riders
Tuning Machines: Gotoh SG-360, locking, chrome
Strap Pins: Schaller Security Locks, chrome
Pickups: moveable, Häussel ST Blues A5, walnut with oil finish
Weight: 2.8 kg
Price with case: 5,300 €

 

 

Rustic mold is nothing other than the black discoloration in the wood. If you stop the decay process of the wood in time, you get a very light wood for the body with an infinitely fascinating variety of patterns in the wood. The guitars all weigh just 2.4-2.8 kg.

Mahogany from an old staircase from 1971 is used for the neck. The tree did not have to die for the guitar and the wood is well seasoned. The fretboard and the other wooden parts made of walnut harmonize perfectly with the woods used.

Equipped with two moveable single-coil pickups, this guitar offers an incredibly wide range of sounds and can even simulate a humbucker when the pickups are wired in series. The ORION Rustic Mold is therefore ideal for progressive rock and experimental music.