Detail 01
Single master volume with treble-bleed circuit
Lowering the volume preserves high-end content for cleaner or edge-of-breakup settings.

Independent shopping perspective
Built around a single Seymour Duncan Invader humbucker, this Graffiti Yellow Tom DeLonge Stratocaster keeps the signal path direct: one master volume controls the guitar, while a treble-bleed circuit retains high end as that control is lowered. The pickup is voiced for chunky chords and crunchy riff work, with tight lows, reduced mids and pronounced highs. A modern C maple neck, satin finish, 9.5-inch rosewood fingerboard and medium-jumbo frets give it a contemporary playing layout.


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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
Lowering the volume preserves high-end content for cleaner or edge-of-breakup settings.
Detail 02
Delivers the tight-low, scooped-mid and sizzling-high voice described for aggressive rock sounds.
Detail 03
The guitar uses a fixed bridge rather than a tremolo system.
Detail 04
Pairs a flatter fingerboard radius with wider fret wire for a contemporary feel.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It uses one Seymour Duncan Invader humbucker.
The control setup is a single master volume with a treble-bleed circuit.
Yes. It has a fixed, string-through-body bridge.
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