Michael Kelly celebrates 10 years of Hybrid Special with limited-edition electric guitar
Electric, acoustic and hybrid tones, with humbucker or single coil sounds

Michael Kelly Guitars is commemorating the 10th anniversary of the Hybrid Special with a new limited-edition electric guitar.
The limited model features a specially designed burl burst finish on the figured burl maple top, as well as gold hardware, but the guitar's three-way switch - that changes from electric to acoustic and hybrid mix tones - remains intact.
Michael Kelly's Great 8 Mod is also onboard, allowing players to get humbucker or single coil sounds from each pickup, adding up to eight passive tones.
Only 210 of the guitars will be made - see Michael Kelly Guitars for more details.
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