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Get the iconic style and huge sound Eddie Van Halen is famous for with the Wolfgang® WG Standard Exotic. It offers brand - new exotic wood choices for players with refined taste. The Wolfgang WG Standard Exotic Zebrawood has a basswood body with a special 'comfort cut' forearm contour for super - easy playing. It also features attractive natural body binding and a unique poplar burl top. The bolt - on baked maple neck, reinforced with graphite rods, resists temperature and humidity changes. A convenient spoke wheel at the neck base allows for quick truss rod adjustments. This stylish guitar is designed for comfort and speed. It has an oiled finish on the back of the neck and a 12' - 16' compound radius baked maple fingerboard with rolled edges, 22 jumbo frets, and black dot inlays. Dual EVH® Wolfgang® humbucking pickups directly mounted to the body boost vibration transfer, giving you amazing sustain. Two black knurled control knobs, set to Van Halen's exact specs, make it easy to find your unique sound while keeping the bright high - end sparkle. The EVH - branded Floyd Rose® Special bridge and R2 locking nut keep the guitar in tune even during wild whammy moves. Available in a Natural finish with a black headstock and black chrome hardware. Features include a 25.5' scale length, a basswood body with a zebrawood top, masked - off natural body binding, a graphite - reinforced neck, and more. It's a right - hand guitar made in ID with a natural color finish.
Using your EVH Wolfgang WG Standard Exotic Zebrawood Electric Guitar is a breeze. First, plug it into an amplifier using a standard instrument cable. Adjust the volume and tone controls on the guitar to find your preferred sound. You can switch between the bridge pickup, neck pickup, or both using the three - position toggle switch. When you're ready to play some crazy solos, use the Floyd Rose® Special locking tremolo arm carefully. Just hold it firmly and move it up or down to get those cool pitch - bending effects. Now, for the care part. Keep your guitar in a case when you're not using it to protect it from dust, scratches, and accidental bumps. Wipe the strings with a clean cloth after each use to remove sweat and dirt. This will also help keep the tone clear. Once in a while, you can use a guitar polish to clean the body, but make sure to test it on a small, hidden area first. If you notice the action of the strings getting too high or low, you can adjust the truss rod using the spoke wheel at the base of the neck. But be careful, as over - adjusting can damage the neck. If you're not sure, it's best to take it to a professional guitar technician. Also, try to keep your guitar in a place with stable temperature and humidity. Extreme changes can cause the wood to warp and affect the tuning and playability.
