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Common body woods include swamp ash, basswood, and mahogany. Necks are often hard-rock maple or 3-piece maple, and fingerboards are frequently ebony. Some models also feature a flame maple top.

Most are 6-string instruments, and fret counts typically range from 22 to 24 frets.

Neck woods include hard‑rock maple and multi‑piece maple; fingerboards are often ebony. Fret details range from stainless‑steel medium frets to 24 jumbo frets. Playability notes commonly mention fast neck profiles and satin neck finishes. Listings don’t specify exact profile shape designations.

Only one listing specifies a 25.5" scale length. Common playability features called out across listings include fast neck profiles, satin neck finishes, easy‑access heel joints, a 12" fingerboard radius, and 24 frets (noted as stainless or jumbo in different entries).

Some listings mention a top‑of‑the‑line hardshell case as an included item. Product details also note variations in battery inclusion (entries show "Optional, Not Included" or "No Battery Used"). Several listings reference signed finishes or other cosmetic features, which are not accessories but are noted in product descriptions.

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