Detail 01
EMG 81 bridge / EMG 85 neck
The bridge pickup is voiced for heavy rhythm and lead work; the neck pickup is described as warmer and rounder for chords and cleans.

Independent shopping perspective
Built around an asymmetrical mahogany double-cut body and Blood River burl top, the Goreghen Special Edition has a deliberately forceful visual identity. Its three-piece maple C neck pairs a 14-inch ebony fingerboard with 22 extra-jumbo frets, giving players room for bends and upper-register work. Active EMG 81 and 85 humbuckers cover heavy rhythm, lead, chords, and cleans, with separate pickup volumes for blending their output. A fixed TonePros tune-o-matic bridge keeps the layout focused and direct.


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Detail 01
The bridge pickup is voiced for heavy rhythm and lead work; the neck pickup is described as warmer and rounder for chords and cleans.
Detail 02
You can balance the two pickups against each other, then shape the overall tone.
Detail 03
The neck layout supports bends and playing high on the fingerboard.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It uses an active EMG 81 humbucker at the bridge and an active EMG 85 humbucker at the neck.
Yes. Each pickup has its own volume control, alongside a master tone control and 3-way switch.
A case is sold separately.
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