EVH Wolfgang Special QM Electric Guitar with Baked Maple FB-Charcoal Burst

The Wolfgang® Special QM electric guitar has been battle - tested in arenas globally. It's a stylish and high - performing music machine. The basswood body with an arched quilt maple top looks great and the graphite - reinforced bolt - on quartersawn baked maple neck offers stability. The neck, carved to Eddie Van Halen’s specs and with a hand - rubbed satin urethane finish, feels smooth. The 12” - 16” compound radius baked maple fingerboard with 22 jumbo frets and black dot inlays is perfect for high - speed playing. Truss rod adjustments are a breeze with the spoke wheel at the neck base. The custom - designed EVH® Wolfgang Alnico 2 humbucking pickups deliver dynamic and clear sound with long sustain. The EVH - branded Floyd Rose® locking trem and nut ensure precise tuning, and the EVH D - Tuna® allows quick drop - D retuning. The volume knob with a treble bleed circuit and the tone control knob work well to adjust the sound. It comes in Charcoal Burst or Chlorine Burst with cream body binding and chrome hardware. Product specs include a right - hand orientation, a country of origin of MX, and more detailed features for neck, body, hardware, electronics, and measurements.

Using your EVH Wolfgang Special QM guitar is easy. Just plug it into your amplifier and start playing. When you want to change the tuning, use the EVH D - Tuna® to quickly switch to drop - D. The 3 - position toggle switch lets you choose between different pickup combinations for various sounds. For maintenance, keep your guitar clean. Wipe it down with a soft cloth after each use to remove fingerprints and dust. When it comes to the strings, change them regularly to keep the sound fresh. If you need to adjust the truss rod, use the spoke wheel at the base of the neck carefully. Avoid exposing the guitar to extreme temperatures and humidity as it can damage the wood and affect the tuning. Also, be gentle with the Floyd Rose® locking trem to prevent any accidental tuning changes.