Centerline Standard

Centerline Standard bodies are built from Ash or Alder. The cutaway is deeper and wider to allow unimpeded access all the way to the 22nd fret. The neck joint is carved to a thin, round profile toward the same end. The body features subtle contours in lieu of an arm cut, a deep round on the back of the body, and a tummy cut.

• Necks on this model are carved by hand from quarter sawn Eastern Maple, known for its stability and excellent tonal response. Fingerboards are available in Birdseye Maple or Rosewood. (Email for rosewood options). The profile is a medium-C, neither modern super-thin or vintage “boatneck.”
• Productions models feature handmade Onamac Windery pickups, but orders are available with Lollar, Bare Knuckle, Seymour Duncan, and more pickup options.
• Available in transparent, sunburst and solid color finishes.

The Centerline Deluxe takes the comfort and playability of the Standard and adds stunning good looks and premium woods. The Deluxe series features chambered bodies for weight relief and for expanded, airy tone.

The electronics feature the Onamac Windery Micawber set. This set is inspired by Keith Richard’s famous blonde Tele, with a vintage output humbucker and an overwound bridge pickup. It’s a responsive yet powerful combination.

Deluxe series guitars are available in two configurations.

For classic character, an Ash body is paired with a quarter sawn maple neck in a hand carved medium-C profile, and figured maple fingerboard.

For exotic good looks, Korina (also known as Limba) is used.  Korina is a classic electric guitar wood known for big warm tones and pronounced midrange. These bodies are gorgeous on their own, but can be paired with tops of a variety of woods. Pricing varies for different top options.
Exotic models feature quarter sawn African Mahogany necks in a hand-carved medium-C profile.  Fingerboard options include Ebony and Rosewood.  (Email for Rosewood options.)
Deluxe models are available in natural gloss, transparent, and burst finishes.