Explore four distinct six-string solid body electric guitar models: GTTL-02, GTST-03, GTTL-03 and GTST-04.
Compare poplar and mahogany bodies, S-S and S-S-H pickup layouts, and the separate model pages. Finish variations remain together under the same model.
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Compare the GTTL-02, a six-string solid body electric guitar with a poplar body, 22 frets and S-S pickup layout.
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Compare the GTST-03, a six-string solid body electric guitar with a poplar body, 22 frets and S-S pickup layout.
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Compare the GTTL-03, a six-string solid body electric guitar with a mahogany body, 22 frets and S-S-H pickup layout.
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Compare the GTST-04, a six-string solid body electric guitar with a poplar body, 22 frets and S-S-H pickup layout.
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Build a focused guitar range by choosing the model, pickup layout and preferred finish for your audience. Share your target quantity, destination country and packaging requirements with our team.
Confirm the final specification, sample approval, price and delivery schedule before placing an order. Model pages provide a starting point for a detailed quotation.
Choose a model by comparing its construction, pickup layout and playing requirements. This range brings together GTTL-02, GTST-03, GTTL-03 and GTST-04. Different finishes of one model belong on the same product page.
A solid body electric guitar uses a predominantly solid body rather than the large resonating cavity of a hollow body guitar. Magnetic pickups convert the vibration of suitable metal strings into an electrical signal for amplification.
All four listed models are six-string guitars with 22 frets. GTTL-02 and GTST-03 are listed with poplar bodies and S-S pickup layouts. GTTL-03 is listed with a mahogany body and S-S-H layout. GTST-04 is listed with a poplar body and S-S-H layout. Open each model page to review its individual information.
The list information does not establish every configuration. Ask for a current specification sheet and approve the agreed version before ordering.
Suitability depends on the individual instrument setup, weight, neck feel and the player. Check action, fret finish and tuning stability, and allow for an amplifier, cable and basic accessories. Request a sample when evaluating a model for a new range.
These codes describe the listed pickup layout. Pickup design, wiring, amplifier settings and playing technique all affect the result. Confirm the actual pickup specification and switching options rather than choosing from a layout code alone.
String gauge affects feel, tension and setup. Confirm the supplied gauge and tuning. A change in gauge or tuning can require adjustment of the neck relief, action and intonation by a qualified technician.
Keep color and finish options together when the underlying model and construction are unchanged. A different pickup configuration or construction should be recorded clearly before deciding whether it is a separate model.
Send the model reference, quantity, preferred finish, required accessories, packaging and destination country. Ask for the confirmed specification, availability, sample arrangements, price and delivery schedule. These commercial terms depend on the agreed order.
For configuration questions, contact Gusto Guitar with the model reference and requirements.