Nik Huber
Krautster II Worn Ice Blue with Colour Matched Back #34355
Brand New Krautster II in Worn Ice Blue Semi Gloss with the added option of colour matched Light Weight Mahogany body. Flame Maple Neck with East Indian Rosewood Fingerboard has the usual 'Standard Krautster' profile, simular to a '58/'59 LP and very comfortable. Stunning guitar, super resonant with the Lightweight Mahogany Body, Haussel pickups sound lovely and offer a lot of versatility especially with the coil split on the humbucker. This is a seriously classy Krautster and with lead times well over 12 months, this is a rare guitar to find in stock...
As always, incredible, awesome quality from Nik. You cannot make a better quality guitar!
BODY
Colour: Worn Ice Blue
Body : Light Weight Mahogany with Colour Matched Back (Option)
NECK
Number Of Frets: 22
Scale Length: 25"
Fretboard Wood: East Indian Rosewood with Ebony Headstock Veneer
Fretboard Inlays: Bone Dots
Neck Wood: Flame Maple with Satin Finish
Neck Shape: Standard Krautster
HARDWARE
Bridge Hardware: Aged Huber Stoptail (Aluminum)
Tuners: Gotoh/Huber 510 Open Gear
ELECTRONICS
Bass Pickup: Haussel P90 '1956'
Treble Pickup: Haussel Krautster-B Humbucker (Aged Cover)
Pickup Switching: 3 Way Toggle with Coil Tap on Humbucker
ADDITIONAL INFO
Weight: 6lbs 12oz
With Top Quality Huber Hard Case And Certificate
Please note... The UK's 20% VAT CANNOT be deducted for customers outside the UK or VAT registered musical related companies on this item.
Nik-Huber-Guitars was founded by Nik Huber in 1996. Since then, the company grew slowly but constantly. Today a team of 5 highly skilled specialists is building around 120 instruments a year. All hand-crafted.
Since the first attendance at the Frankfurt Musik Messe in 1997, Nik Huber Guitars gained a worldwide reputation as a serious manufacturer of high-class electric-guitars.
In 1999 the expanding company moved to a commercial park in its hometown, Rodgau – 20 km south of Frankfurt/Germany, and resides now in a fully, state-of-the-art equipped workshop.
