This guitar belonged to Freddie King and was made in 1967. The legendary bluesman used it extensively live and in studio recordings, leaving the marks of his energy and unmistakable style on it.
The wear and tear it retains is direct testimony to its passionate use, making it a historic piece brimming with authenticity.
It features a maple/poplar/maple body and mahogany neck, an ebony fretboard with block inlays, a 60s slim taper profile, waffle tuners, a modified Maestro Vibrola tremolo with a stop bar tailpiece, an ABR-1 bridge, a stereo circuit with a Vari-tone and witchhat knobs.
This guitar is treasured at La Roca Power Studio.
