DIMAVERY LP-700 elgitarr, honung hi-gloss 26219385

Finding an electric guitar that combines classic single-cutaway styling with reliable hardware and a warm, resonant tone can be a challenge, especially for players seeking stage-ready looks without compromising playability. The DIMAVERY LP-700 Electric Guitar in Honey Hi-Gloss addresses this by offering a set-neck construction, dual humbuckers, and a tune-o-matic bridge, all wrapped in a high-gloss finish that stands out under lights.

Who is it for

This guitar suits intermediate players and gigging musicians who want the familiar LP-style feel and versatile rock/blues tones. It's also a solid choice for home recording enthusiasts needing a dependable instrument with classic appointments.

Main features

• Set-neck construction with basswood body and maple neck for enhanced sustain and stability
• Rosewood fretboard with 22 frets and 628 mm (24.75") scale length for comfortable playability
• Dual humbucker pickups (HH configuration) deliver thick, noise-resistant tones suitable for rock, blues, and more
• Tune-o-matic bridge with stopbar tailpiece ensures solid intonation and tuning stability
• Independent volume and tone controls for each pickup plus a 3-way toggle switch for tonal flexibility
• Die-cast chrome tuners and chrome hardware for durability and a polished look
• High-gloss honey finish on a single-cutaway body provides a classic, eye-catching appearance

Specifications

• Body Material: Basswood
• Neck Material: Maple
• Neck Construction: Set-Neck
• Fretboard Material: Rosewood
• Number of Frets: 22
• Scale Length: 628 mm (24.75")
• Pickup Configuration: HH (2 Humbuckers)
• Bridge Type: Tune-o-matic with Stopbar Tailpiece
• Controls: 2 Volume, 2 Tone, 3-Way Toggle Switch
• Hardware Finish: Chrome
• Tuners: Die-Cast
• Body Finish: Hi-Gloss
• Colour: Honey
• Nut Width: 43 mm
• Body Style: Single Cutaway (LP-Style)
• Orientation: Right-Handed

Tips

To keep the high-gloss finish looking its best, wipe the guitar down with a soft, dry cloth after each session. Regularly check the tune-o-matic bridge height and intonation, especially after changing string gauges, to maintain accurate tuning across the fretboard.