Stagg SES55 Vintage Series Electric Guitar in STF Red
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Stagg SES55 Vintage Series Electric Guitar in STF Red
Strike a vibrant chord with the Stagg SES‑55 in eye-catching See-Through Fiesta Red — part of the Vintage Series that fuses classic lines with modern playability. Crafted from a solid paulownia body and a tempered maple bolt-on neck, this Strat-style guitar delivers lightweight resonance and comfortable feel. Featuring three Alnico single-coil pickups, a 5-way selector, and a vintage-style tremolo, it's perfect for blues, rock, funk, and everything in between.
A 12" radius maple fingerboard with 22 frets and a satin neck finish makes for smooth action, while nickel hardware and bone nut provide reliability. All these pro touches land at an accessible price—bringing vibrant tone and stunning appearance to players of all levels.
Specifications:
- Model: SES‑55 STF RED (Series 55) Alchemy Musical Supply
- Finish: See‑Through Fiesta Red
- Body: Solid Paulownia
- Neck: Tempered maple, bolt‑on, satin finish, 648 mm (25.5") scale
- Neck Joint: Screwed with chamfered heel for upper-fret access
- Fingerboard: 22‑fret maple, 12" radius, 42 mm nut
- Nut: Bone
- Pickups: Three Alnico single-coils
- Controls: Master volume and two tone controls; 5-way pickup selector
- Bridge: Vintage-style vibrato/tremolo
- Hardware: Die-cast nickel tuning machines
- Pickguard: 3-ply aged white
- Strings: Factory Korean-made set
- Weight: Lightweight (approx. 2.5–3 kg / ~5 lb 12 oz)
Product specifications will appear here when available.
North Island $10, South Island $15 — standard delivery takes 1–3 business days (rural addresses add approximately 2 business days). Full delivery policy
We don't offer change-of-mind returns. If an item arrives faulty, contact us first and we'll guide you through assessment and return — your rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act are unaffected. Full returns policy
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Stagg SES55 Vintage Series Electric Guitar in STF Red
Strike a vibrant chord with the Stagg SES‑55 in eye-catching See-Through Fiesta Red — part of the Vintage Series that fuses classic lines with modern playability. Crafted from a solid paulownia body and a tempered maple bolt-on neck, this Strat-style guitar delivers lightweight resonance and comfortable feel. Featuring three Alnico single-coil pickups, a 5-way selector, and a vintage-style tremolo, it's perfect for blues, rock, funk, and everything in between.
A 12" radius maple fingerboard with 22 frets and a satin neck finish makes for smooth action, while nickel hardware and bone nut provide reliability. All these pro touches land at an accessible price—bringing vibrant tone and stunning appearance to players of all levels.
Specifications:
- Model: SES‑55 STF RED (Series 55) Alchemy Musical Supply
- Finish: See‑Through Fiesta Red
- Body: Solid Paulownia
- Neck: Tempered maple, bolt‑on, satin finish, 648 mm (25.5") scale
- Neck Joint: Screwed with chamfered heel for upper-fret access
- Fingerboard: 22‑fret maple, 12" radius, 42 mm nut
- Nut: Bone
- Pickups: Three Alnico single-coils
- Controls: Master volume and two tone controls; 5-way pickup selector
- Bridge: Vintage-style vibrato/tremolo
- Hardware: Die-cast nickel tuning machines
- Pickguard: 3-ply aged white
- Strings: Factory Korean-made set
- Weight: Lightweight (approx. 2.5–3 kg / ~5 lb 12 oz)
Specifications
Product specifications will appear here when available.
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North Island $10, South Island $15 — standard delivery takes 1–3 business days (rural addresses add approximately 2 business days). Full delivery policy
We don't offer change-of-mind returns. If an item arrives faulty, contact us first and we'll guide you through assessment and return — your rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act are unaffected. Full returns policy
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