2021 Bartlett Electric Parlour
$3,495.00 CAD
(USD $2,621.25)
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Based in Guelph, Ontario, Tom Bartlett is a world-famous luthier who specializes in building vintage-inspired electric guitars. Bartlett's instruments marry meticulous craftsmanship with an artistic flair, culminating in unique electric instruments of the finest quality that are steeped in tradition.
Bartlett's Parlour model draws on many key features of mid-century electric guitar building, while taking inspiration from acoustic parlour guitars from the late 1800s for the overall shape of the body. To top it off, the guitar features an Art Deco aesthetic further reinforcing its ties to mid-century design and craftsmanship.
At 37” long and 11” wide, the Bartlett Electric Parlour has a compact feel and a slightly shorter 24.5” scale length. This guitar features a solid Korina body and set-in neck, rosewood fingerboard, Bigsby tailpiece with ABR roller bridge, and a single Throbak humbucker (8.3k) pickup in the neck position. The full and round neck profile inspired by Gibson guitars built in the late 1950s is heavenly and will leave you playing the guitar for hours on end.
This recent Bartlett build is in excellent condition with very little playwear to speak of. The frets are unworn and play cleanly across the fingerboard.
Scale length of 24.5". 1-11/16" nut width, first fret depth of 0.879", twelfth fret depth of 0.95". Weight of 6lbs 3oz.
With hardshell case.
Bartlett's Parlour model draws on many key features of mid-century electric guitar building, while taking inspiration from acoustic parlour guitars from the late 1800s for the overall shape of the body. To top it off, the guitar features an Art Deco aesthetic further reinforcing its ties to mid-century design and craftsmanship.
At 37” long and 11” wide, the Bartlett Electric Parlour has a compact feel and a slightly shorter 24.5” scale length. This guitar features a solid Korina body and set-in neck, rosewood fingerboard, Bigsby tailpiece with ABR roller bridge, and a single Throbak humbucker (8.3k) pickup in the neck position. The full and round neck profile inspired by Gibson guitars built in the late 1950s is heavenly and will leave you playing the guitar for hours on end.
This recent Bartlett build is in excellent condition with very little playwear to speak of. The frets are unworn and play cleanly across the fingerboard.
Scale length of 24.5". 1-11/16" nut width, first fret depth of 0.879", twelfth fret depth of 0.95". Weight of 6lbs 3oz.
With hardshell case.