Shergold invites you to do the Tango Fandango with limited-edition Masquerader
British brand debuts scorching orange electric guitar

Shergold Guitars has unveiled a limited-edition version of its Masquerader SM01-SD electric guitar boasting a Tango Fandango Orange finish.
The high-gloss finish marks a vibrant new take on the model, which boasts USA Seymour Duncan SP90 and TB4 humbucker pickups, a mahogany body, solid rosewood neck and fingerboard, plus staggered locking machineheads and a custom T bridge.
It marks the second guitar in the Patrick James Eggle-designed brand’s limited-edition series, following last year’s SM03-SD Black Sparkle.
The 2019 Limited Edition Tango Fandango SM01-SD Masquerader is available now in the UK for £765.
See Shergold Guitars for more info.
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