The art deco style design of headstock, pickguard and metal components gives Duesenberg its own eye-catching look, while the body design bases on the old traditional Jazz guitars from the 40s in Europe and the USA.

These design elements are combined with the best possible electric guitar construction values of the 50s: Grand Vintage Alnico pickups, classical Fender scale length plus a Gibson-like fingerboard radius. Most of the vintage-style tailpieces, bridges, tremolos, pickups and controls come with greatly improved details.

The light weight plus comfortable position of controls of these stage and studio guitars provide a distinctive playing performance and handling for the most demanding player.

Following features with all Duesenberg instruments:
• American hardrock maple neck
• Rosewood fingerboards
• Jumbo frets
• Traditional set in neck heel
• Nickel plated metal components
• Open nickel-silver pickup covers
• Tricky coil switching and volume/treble compensation
• Heavy duty silver plated output jack

All guitars:
• 64,7cm scale
• Alnico magnets
• Heavy duty US 3-Way switch

All basses:
• 77cm scale
• Passive midrange control pot

• Exclusively designed parts - specially made for Duesenberg in various countries. Assembling and controlling is done in Duesenberg's Hannover factory, which makes Duesenberg a top product for demanding players.

Artists
The list of musicians using Duesenberg guitars is growing by the day, and even Australia's own Keith Urban and Mark Lizotte (Diesel) have discovered just how good these guitars are! Click here for a full list of Duesenberg players.