Elliott James Duke 357 Black Sparkle Electric Guitar #JD0055 From Elliott

James Duke signature in a wonderful black sparkle finish, tremolo bridge and Elliott designed gold foil pickups

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What We Think

Absolutely amazing instrument !!!

Love those Gold Foils !!!

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Elliott James Duke 357 Black Sparkle - Quick 'n' Dirty

In this video, Sound Pure Guitar specialist Eddie Berman plays an Elliott James Duke 357 Black Sparkle Electric Guitar #JD0055, with a Red Elliott Veralux 1x12 Combo Amp, and a Boss DD-7 Digital Delay Effect Pedal.

Signal Chain
- Elliott James Duke 357 Black Sparkle Electric Guitar #JD0055
- Elliott Veralux 1x12 Combo Amp, Red
- Boss DD-7 Digital Delay Effect Pedal

Manufacturer's Description from Elliott

Wood Selection

The wood is selected first and has to meet certain size and grain characteristics to assure all bodies are glued in the same manner, with an offset glue joint at the bottom bout of the guitar. This maintains consistency from one guitar to the next. The upper bout is contoured for a very comfortable feel. The species of wood used for this guitar body is Alder.

Fretting

Our fretwork is one of the things we are most proud of. We go to the extreme to make sure that your guitar is going to play the best it can. The fingerboard is planed under tension. The fretting process is done with epoxy fretting. We use a special blend of epoxy that makes re-fretting very easy without messing up your fingerboard. This process is used for multiple reasons. One of the advantages to this type of fretting is that you lose the hollow gaps under the fret that you find with the traditional way of fretting. In traditional fretting, with each fret you put on, it is like driving a wedge into the fingerboard, which causes back tension on the neck. With epoxy fretting, all of these issues are eliminated. The epoxy under the frets helps to transfer string vibration throughout the neck to the body, and relieves all stress and tension on the neck that occurs with traditional fretting. This results in a stress-free neck, which allows the truss rod to work properly and to adjust the neck accurately.

About Manufacturer

People come to our shop all the time and we often hand them one of our guitars to play. A couple hours later they're still playing and realize they're late for something. The reason it's our motto is that it happens a lot. There's a lot behind what we do and why we are creating the product you see. In every aspect, we strive to build guitars that truly inspire players. When you pick one of our guitars up for the first time, we want it to feel as comfortable as if you've played it your whole life. We want that vintage familiarity, but with much more consistency and attention to detail. Familiar but better.

There are three key factors that drive us as we build: Playability, Tone, and Cosmetics. There are too many guitars out there that lack at least one of these qualities, and our passion is to offer you an anecdote. We love the guitars we build and we love the people who play them. When it comes down to it, we want you to be inspired to play. And play it loud and proud.