Detail 01
No-load tone control
It functions as a conventional tone control from 1–9, then bypasses the circuit at 10.

Independent shopping perspective
Snow White Pro-Mod So-Cal Style 1 puts a graphite-reinforced bolt-on maple speed neck on an alder-bodied, right-handed electric guitar. The hand-rubbed satin urethane finish, maple fingerboard, 12–16 inch compound radius, and jumbo frets support fast movement between riffs and leads. Its Seymour Duncan Distortion humbuckers offer bridge and neck voices, with coil splitting available from the push/pull master volume. Three-way switching and a no-load tone control handle changes from the guitar, while the Floyd Rose 1000 Series tremolo is intended for aggressive vibrato work.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
It functions as a conventional tone control from 1–9, then bypasses the circuit at 10.
Detail 02
Graphite rods reinforce the maple neck, and the bolt-on neck has a speed profile.
Detail 03
It is specified for stable tuning through aggressive dives and bends.
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Product questions
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It is specified with six nickel-plated steel strings in .009–.042 gauge.
The nut width is 1.6875 inches.
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