Electric Guitar Review

Here’s a quick look at Aslin Dane’s incredibly versatile new release, the Bohemian, which I was lucky enough to get in for review just a few days ago. As you may have noticed, it bares a very strong resemblance to Brian May’s legendary Red Special––but that’s a rather long story, so we’ll save it for the actual review.

With a cherry finished mahogany body this guitar is a looker, and though I’ll have a full review next week (including mp3 samples,) suffice it to say that the Bohemian is one fun guitar to play, owing mostly to a seriously fat fretboard (easy on the fingers!,) and an absolutely insane rack of pickup sliders (3 on/off, 3 coil-taps) which produce a whopping 22 different pickup/tone combinations.

Other nice features include a Fulcrum 2-point tremolo unit, mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard, and Hagstrom tuning machines.

The first Bohemians are expected to be available for purchase beginning in December, with an out-the-door price of between $349.00 – $399.00.

The Aslin Dane Bohemian Features–

• Mahogany Body
• Mahogany Neck
• 24.75“ Scale-Length
• Rosewood Fretboard With 24 Jumbo Frets
• Three Chrome Mini-Humbuckers
• Single Volume & Tone Knobs
• 3 Pickup On/Off Sliders
• 3 Pickup Coil Tap Sliders
• 22 Possible Pickup Combinations.
• Diecast Hagstrom Tuners
• 6-Ply White Body Binding
• Fulcrum Two-Point Tremolo
• Chrome Hardware

Expect a full review early next week… this should be a fun one!