Fender Tim Armstrong Hellcat Concert Acoustic Guitar - Checkerboard Design with Walnut Fingerboard | Perfect for Live Performances, Studio Recording & Traveling Musicians
$344.99
$459.99
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Fender Tim Armstrong Hellcat Concert Acoustic Guitar - Checkerboard Design with Walnut Fingerboard | Perfect for Live Performances, Studio Recording & Traveling Musicians
$344.99
$459.99
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Delivery & Return: Free shipping on all orders over $50
Estimated Delivery: 10-15 days international
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Description
Performance-ready Acoustic-electric Inspired by Punk-rock Royalty A 6-string not for the faint of heart, Fender’s Tim Armstrong Hellcat is about as punk rock as an acoustic guitar can get! As the lead singer of punk legends Rancid, Tim has long favored his Fender concert-size acoustic for songwriting duties. The Tim Armstrong Hellcat is a tribute to that guitar, with a few performance-minded upgrades added. Songwriters and unplugged players will surely love how this guitar’s solid spruce top and mahogany back/sides provide a clear, balanced, and midrange-forward response perfect for vocal accompaniment. Looking to take to the stage? This guitar’s Fishman CD-1 Preamp delivers a full-bodied acoustic-electric tone to capture the ears of any audience, while the wild Hellcat/double skull inlays and statement-making Checkered finish is guaranteed to capture their eyes. And once the show’s over, the Hellcat’s pared-down concert-size body and slim walnut-topped-maple “C” neck make the Hellcat both a
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As a huge fan of Tim Armstrong, Op-Ivy, Rancid, and all things SKA-Punk, I bought this guitar with no real intention of playing it. I just wanted to hang it on my wall to show my pretentious friends that I was still edgy (for a fat 50-something-year-old). I have not been able to put this eff'ing thing down! It's not only gorgeous looking, but is soooo easy to play, and rings like a bell. It makes me sound much better than I am. The neck is slim and fast, feeling a lot more electric than acoustic, the action is light, and the satin finish is very easy on the hands. The concert size makes it very comfortable to lounge around with, and the sound is incredibly crisp and clear. At under $500, I think it's an absolute steal even if you don't know or care who Tim Armstrong is.Update: I still love the Hellcat. - so much that I sent my daughter one, who is a much better guitarist than me. She likes it too, so you'll probably see it on stage at some Denver area dive bars.
