Detail 01
VTH77 humbuckers and 5-way selector
The two in-between positions produce single-coil sounds, while the other positions use humbucker tones.

Independent shopping perspective
Finished in Antique Violin Burst, the G290FAT II pairs a flamed maple-topped swamp ash body with a roasted maple neck and fingerboard. Its Voiced Tone VTH77 humbuckers feed a custom-wired five-way selector, giving single-coil sounds in positions 2 and 4 alongside humbucker settings. The 12-15.75-inch compound radius shifts from chord-friendly lower positions to a faster upper register, and the Cort CFA-III tremolo adds a dedicated vibrato system with stainless-steel saddles and a solid steel block.


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Detail 01
The two in-between positions produce single-coil sounds, while the other positions use humbucker tones.
Detail 02
It is designed to support chord work in the lower register and faster playing higher on the neck.
Detail 03
Its stainless-steel saddles and solid steel block are part of a tremolo system described as improving sustain and attack.
Detail 04
Both the neck and fingerboard use roasted maple.
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Product questions
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Antique Violin Burst.
Yes. The custom-wired five-way switch provides single-coil sounds in positions 2 and 4.
A Cort CFA-III tremolo bridge.
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