Detail 01
Duncan Designed HB-103N and HB-103B humbuckers
The alnico neck pickup is described as warm and rounded; the ceramic bridge pickup is voiced for more aggression and bite.

Independent shopping perspective
Built around a neck-through, graphite-reinforced maple neck, the Soloist SLX is a six-string electric geared toward fast lead work and tremolo playing. Its Duncan Designed humbuckers cover the neck, bridge, or combined pickup settings through a three-way switch. The laurel fingerboard shifts from a rounder 12-inch radius near the nut to 16 inches farther up, while 24 jumbo frets and the Floyd Rose Special double-locking tremolo support bends and active 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
The alnico neck pickup is described as warm and rounded; the ceramic bridge pickup is voiced for more aggression and bite.
Detail 02
Select the neck humbucker, bridge humbucker, or both pickups together.
Detail 03
Strings lock at the nut and bridge to limit slippage during tremolo use and bending.
Detail 04
The board is more curved at the nut and flatter toward the bridge.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has 24 jumbo frets.
Yes. The three-way blade switch offers neck, bridge, and both-pickup selections.
It has a laurel fingerboard with a 12–16-inch compound radius.
Reference
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