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EVH D-Tuna Gold

EVH D-Tuna Chrome
Fender Mustang/Jazzmaster/Jaguar Guitar Bridge
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67.70 € (tax incl.)
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EVH D-Tuna Gold.

  • Accessory that allows you to drop the tuning from E to D
  • Installed on Eddie Van Halen's personal guitars
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Description
  • Individual saddle
  • D-Tuna Drop
  • Allows you to drop tuning from E to D instantly
  • For Floyd Rose locking tremolo
  • Color: Gold

The D-Tuna is installed on Eddie Van Halen’s personal guitars as well as on signature series with locking tremolo since the early ’90s. Since then, thousands of D-Tunas have been sold worldwide. The D-Tuna is proudly endorsed by many professionals such as Warren DeMartini (Ratt), Michael Wilton (Queensryche), and Dave “The Snake” Sabo (Skid Row), among others. It’s very simple to use and it works.

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EAN13: 0832388621122

Product Details
5550121469

About EVH

The initials EVH immediately make us think of extravagant riffs and solos by guitarist Edward Van Halen. Together with Peavey, Eddie collaborated on the development of his signature guitar, the EVH Wolfgang, named after his son. Soon after, in 2009, he launched his own brand, which is still supported by Fender to this day.

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