James Tyler, Classic, 2004 - Jean-Felix Lalanne

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Specifications
Builder: 
James Tyler
Model: 
Classic,
Year: 
2004
Color: 
Black
Body: 
Alder
Neck: 
Maple
Fretboard: 
East Indian Rosewood
Pickups: 
JTS 5500 single coils; Seymour Duncan humbucker
The Story Behind

 

About the Builder (from Wikipedia):

James Tyler Guitars is a manufacturer of boutique electric guitars. The company is located near Van Nuys, California and was established in 1972. It was long regarded as LA studio musicians' "business secret", and consequently reached the public eye through studio musicians like Dan Huff, Michael Landau, and Neil Stubenhaus. The company is known for creating instruments "flawless in design and construction" with an easily recognisable yet somewhat controversial headstock, and creative guitar body finishes with names like "psychedelic vomit", "burning water", and "caramel cappuccino shmear".

About the Guitar:

Through an obsessive attention to detail, Jim has has become a master of the complete guitar. This instrument, is a true player’s instrument. It just feels like everything is exactly right. For those of you not familiar with Tyler's history, the Black Classic was originally called the "Mike Landau" model because of Mike's contribution to its design and esthetic.

This particular guitar was used by Jean-Felix Lalanne in his studio recordings with different artists. He loved the sound of this guitar!

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