Daisy Rock, which specializes in "guitars for girls," announces its first "artist" model, the Bangles Signature guitar, which emphasizes good looks, supreme playability, and above all, fun.
Designed specifically for the influential all-girl band the Bangles, the Daisy Rock Bangles Signature model is proof-positive that women can crank up the volume with power and passion like their male counterparts. Featuring a basswood, semi-hollow body, bolt-on maple neck construction, rosewood fingerboard, Chrome Tune-O-Matic bridge, and Daisy Rock Vintage mini-humbuckers, it sports a sleek, eye-catching Metallic Black finish. The electronics include dual volume knobs, Master Tone Tap, and a 3-way selector switch.
Whether you're a gigging rock girl or a guy who appreciates classic guitar design and construction, the Daisy Rock Bangles Signature model is bound to have you burning the eternal flame of music. Carrying a list price of $499 US, availability is still pending.
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