Detail 01
Floyd Rose 1000 SE double-locking tremolo
Its locking nut and bridge fine tuners hold string tension during tremolo use.

Independent shopping perspective
George Lynch’s Desert Eagle signature pairs its arrowhead-and-feather graphic treatment with a Floyd Rose 1000 SE double-locking tremolo and an HSS pickup layout. The Seymour Duncan Distortion bridge humbucker covers high-output rhythm and lead work, while its push-pull control splits the bridge pickup for a single-coil voice. An extra-thin U-shaped maple bolt-on neck, 25.5-inch scale, Macassar ebony fingerboard, and 22 jumbo stainless-steel frets put the focus on quick movement across the fingerboard.


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Detail 01
Its locking nut and bridge fine tuners hold string tension during tremolo use.
Detail 02
Pulling the volume control changes the bridge humbucker to a single-coil voice.
Detail 03
The neck profile and flatter board are designed around fast lead playing.
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A hardshell case is listed for this guitar.
The description identifies a five-way pickup selector.
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