Detail 01
Solstice bridge and Equinox neck humbuckers
The bridge pickup is described for searing leads, while the neck pickup is described for warm rhythm sounds.

Independent shopping perspective
Designed with Aaron Marshall, the AM-6 Tremolo combines a basswood double-cutaway body, Gotoh vintage tremolo, and a Thin C neck reinforced with carbon-fiber rods. Its 24 extra-jumbo stainless-steel frets sit on a 12–16-inch compound-radius Macassar ebony fingerboard, providing room for work across the full neck. Signature Solstice bridge and Equinox neck humbuckers move between searing lead sounds and warm rhythm tones, with a five-way switch, master volume, and master tone for shaping the result.


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Detail 01
The bridge pickup is described for searing leads, while the neck pickup is described for warm rhythm sounds.
Detail 02
Five pickup-selection positions provide multiple combinations of the two humbuckers.
Detail 03
The fingerboard radius changes along the neck and carries 24 extra-jumbo stainless-steel frets.
Detail 04
The guitar uses the specified Gotoh tremolo system.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The AM-6 has Aaron Marshall’s signature Solstice bridge humbucker and Equinox neck humbucker.
It has 24 extra-jumbo stainless-steel frets.
Yes. It is fitted with a Gotoh vintage tremolo.
No. The case is sold separately.
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