Ola Englund-fronted guitar brand Solar Guitars has announced four new additions to its burgeoning electric guitar line-up.
Three of the new models fall under the brand’s Type A2 umbrella (the A2.7C, A2.7CLH left-handed and A2.7LNM), while the V2.6 gets a Lemon Neon Matte makeover.
All the new electrics features 18:1 ratio Solar tuners, mahogany bodies, three-piece maple necks, fixed bridges (TOM on the A2.6LNM), Duncan Solar pickups and coil-split tones via a five-way switch (Type A models) or tone control push/pull (V2.6).
The new guitars ship at the end of March 2019 and are available for preorder now from Solar Guitars.
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