The Washburn N24-NUNO Vintage 6-String Electric Guitar is a masterpiece crafted in partnership with the legendary guitarist Nuno Bettencourt. Known for his work with Extreme and amazing playing skills, Bettencourt designed the N Series for high - performance shred guitarists. This guitar has a super - fast neck, allowing you to play across the fretboard quickly and comfortably. Some models feature Stephen's Extended Cutaway, giving you easy access to the higher frets. It comes with a versatile pickup setup, either a Washburn or Duncan ’59 neck pickup and a Lawrence L - 500 bridge pickup. This lets you create a wide range of tones, making it great for various music genres, not just shred. If you're a fan of Nuno Bettencourt or looking for a fast - playing guitar with a flexible sound, this is an excellent choice. Technical details include an Agathis body of double - cut solid style, 1 volume with push - pull coil tap and 3 - way toggle controls, a Maple 5 - Bolt Stephen's Extended Cutaway neck, Rosewood fretboard with 22 frets, chrome hardware, Floyd Rose Special bridge, Grover Exclusive 18:1 Chrome tuners. It's available in Vintage Padauk Stain or Vintage Matte colors with a matte finish and D'addario EXL 120 light - gauge strings.
Using your Washburn N24 - NUNO Vintage 6 - String Electric Guitar is a breeze. First, make sure your guitar is properly tuned using the Grover Exclusive 18:1 Chrome tuners. Adjust the volume and tone using the 1 volume with push - pull coil tap and 3 - way toggle controls to get the sound you want. The fast neck allows you to move your fingers quickly across the fretboard, so feel free to play those fast riffs. When using the higher frets, take advantage of the Stephen's Extended Cutaway for smooth access. For maintenance, keep your guitar clean. Use a soft cloth to wipe off any dust or fingerprints after each use. Make sure to store it in a proper guitar case to protect it from scratches and bumps. Check the strings regularly, and replace the D'addario EXL 120 light - gauge strings when they start to lose their tone or break. Also, keep an eye on the Floyd Rose Special bridge and the locking nut to ensure they're in good working condition. If you're not sure about any adjustments, it's best to take it to a professional guitar technician.
