TransAxe Series Electrics
TransAxe Series: Belair
TransAxe Series: Belair
TransAxe Series: Belair
TransAxe Series: Belair
Based on the overwhelming response by our dealers at the recent NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants) Show in Anaheim, California, Voyage-Air Guitar is proud to kick-off the new TransAxe™ series electric guitars with a very special instrument: the Voyage-Air Belair. Capturing the vibe from the earliest days of the electric guitar, this guitar has a stunning semi-transparent high-gloss “TV Yellow” finish, and wears a deeply-patterned tortoise pickguard. For the period-accurate tone, this guitar is fitted with two custom Tonerider™ “Vintage 90 Soap Bar” pickups, and a three-position toggle switch. The tone is warm yet articulated, and has punch and sustain that is more than surprising. Fitting its status, this guitar sports deluxe features ordinarily found on much more expensive instruments: solid Alder wood body, solid Canadian Maple neck topped with a solid Rosewood fingerboard, mother-of-pearl fret position dots, and a bridge that’s adjustable for individual string intonation and height. Contact us for more info.
Price:
$899.00
$719.00
Save: $180.00
$719.00
Save: $180.00
Specifications:
| • TransAxe™ Series: Belair™ • Body Shape: HGL-Single Cutaway • Neck Material: Canadian Maple • Body Material: Alder • Fingerboard Material: Rosewood • Pickup Type: Custom TONERIDER™ • Config: 2 P-90 “Vintage 90 Soap Bars” • Finish Color: Gloss T.V. Yellow • Scale Length: 24 3/4” |
• Number of Frets: 20 • Position markers: Mother of Pearl Dots • Pickguard: Classic Red/Brown Tortoise • Tuners: 3 on a side, diecast, button • Hardware plating: Chrome • Strings: Daddario 10’s • Case Included: DuraTrans™ Semi-Hard • Unpacking the BelAir (pdf) |
When can I get this guitar?
Currently being built
Usually ships:
Customer Reviews:
(Wednesday, 03 August 2011)Rating:
“I had never played a solid body guitar with P90 pickups, but ‘roar’ is the right word – those pickups ROAR. I was also impressed with the resonance of the Belair, you know, even when you strum it before it’s plugged in, you can tell how a guitar is going to resonate and pick up harmonics. I didn’t know what to expect from a folding electric guitar, but I’m blown away.”
-Steve Senes, winner of Guitar Player Magazine’s ‘Guitar Superstar’ Competition, 2009
