Michael Kelly 1962 Flame Electric Guitar

Make an impact with your sound! The Michael Kelly '62 guitar features a flamed maple top, PAF humbuckers, and an MK twin-edge, 2-point, floating tremolo.

What's special about this item?

Feature: What it does:
Rockfield PAF humbuckers Vintage voiced for clear tone
Flamed maple top Premium wood grain with bright, projecting tone
Modern C-shape neck profile C-shaped neck with slightly slim profile
Roasted maple neck Bright tone, full sustain and strength

The 1962 Flame combines classic lines with modern features to create a guitar that is equally at home chugging as it is playing blistering lead lines. The iconic double-cutaway silhouette makes it easy to access the upper frets while the contoured basswood body with flame maple top makes it comfortable to play for hours on end. The roasted flame maple neck features a modern "C" profile, 22 frets and a matching headstock.

A pair of Rockfield PAF humbuckers produce a big, thick sound with an aggressive punch. The 1962 Flame features a coil-split mini-toggle switch that allows the player to access single coil tones in an instant. Other components include die cast tuning machines and a two-point floating tremolo system.

Features:

- Solid-body double-cutaway electric guitar
- Flame maple top
- Roasted flame maple neck
- Two Rockfield PAF pickups with mini-toggle coil-split switch
- MK Twin-edge 2-point floating tremolo
- 22 medium jumbo frets
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.p65Warnings.ca.gov.

Body:
-Top: Flame Maple
-Body: Basswood
-Binding: Cream
-Construction: Bolt-on
Neck:
-Neck: Roasted Flame Maple
-Fretboard: Roasted Hard Flame Maple
-Fretboard Radius: 13.8" / 350mm
-Number of Frets: 22 Medium Jumbo
-Inlays: Dots
-Scale Length: 25.5" / 648mm
-Truss Rod Type: Dual Action
-Neck Profile: Modern C
-Nut Material: Graphite
-Nut Type: Standard
-Nut Width: 42mm
-Strings: D'Addario EXL120 (.009-.042)
Electronics:
-Electronics: Volume, Tone, Mini-toggle coil-split switch, 3-way pickup selector
-Neck Pickup: Rockfield PAF
-Bridge Pickup: Rockfield PAF
-Hardware:
-Hardware Finish: Nickel
-Tuning Keys: Die Cast
-Bridge Type: MK Twin-Edge, 2-Point Tremolo
Dimensions and Weight in Packaging
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Shipping Weight: 9.5 lbs
Shipping Dimensions: 42 x 18 x 4 in
Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): MK62FTRMCR
Blemished, Trans Red
Shipping Weight: 9.5 lbs
Shipping Dimensions: 42 x 18 x 4 in
Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): MK62FTRMCR

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: (516) 870-7240

Reviewers gave this product an overall rating of 0.5 out of 5 stars. (1 ratings)
Submitted October 8, 2022 by a customer from gmail.com

"*Unfinished Guitar*"

Overall: 0.5 out of 5 stars
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Verified Customer zZounds has verified that this reviewer made a purchase from us.
Well, I took a chance on it, there are no reviews, no pics, no info aside from stock stuff. Well, the wood was great. It had a great flamed veneer on top and well figured 3Aish flamed neck and fretboard. Wonderful neck wood. That's where the good stuff ends folks.*Sharp frets*, unfinished fret ends, unfinished frets. Every fret end had a different angle. probably has high frets too, I never played it because of legitimate risk of slicing a finger ot two. Aside from that, pencil marks on binding, binding sand through, over sprays, poor sanding, multiple sand throughs all over the body, the jack had some plating missing, oh...and there was obviously another jack installed on this guitar for a time, it left an imprint in a different shape. I'm not making this up, it goes on. The body finishing at the neck joint was ridiculous, there were uneven gouges that were not reshaped flat, paint was missing and chipping in the area of the neck, already had the start of a finish crack...there was a chip in the fretboard...and to top it off, the back trem plate was the wrong size so it was bent, causing the middle section edges to bulge on both sides, cover actually bent out of the cavity, you could see into it. Cherry on top? The QC card attached marking everything. Not ok, just marking everything haha, and there was no bar to be seen though it did come with hex wrenches. Gig Bag looked nice, seemed well made.This is my experience of taking it out and looking at it for about 10 minutes. It read more was out of its box a whole half hour before I put it back in it's wrap and box, I didn't plug it in, I didn't play it. It was that bad just giving it a once over. This isn't me being overly picky or expecting greatness from a fairly budget guitar. The cheapest, new guitar you've ever played had better fretwork. Period. This was just ridiculous. I mean, yes, the guitar was out together(badly) technically, but I would consider this unfinished and b stock, combined. My best guess is that it was old stock overseas necks and bodies they got for cheap and told their guys to part em together and sell them. Astonishingly bad workmanship. Maybe it's just this factory or this line, because I heard good things about MK... unfortunately, never again Michael Kelly, never again. zZounds, well, waiting 3 days just for a RA label response and nothing since, no reaching out about it... we'll see if they make it right.

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