Duesenberg Starplayer TV Balboa Pearl Blue semi-acoustic guitar with case

General

The Duesenberg Starplayer TV has a whole host of admirers, and that’s hardly surprising. It looks stunning and has that classic Duesenberg sound. This Balboa Pearl Blue Starplayer TV is fitted with a Duesenberg Sapphire Deluxe Tremola: one of the better vibrato units of its kind. The medium D-shaped maple neck is made from a single piece and is set into the semi-hollow body. The body features a domed spruce top and a domed maple back with cream-coloured binding. Supplied complete with the very sturdy Custom Line case.

Duesenberg Starplayer TV: at the cradle of rock & roll

And then there’s the sound! Thanks to the Duesenberg Domino P90 in the neck position and the Duesenberg GrandVintage humbucker at the bridge, it feels as though you’re standing at the cradle of rock & roll! The P90 delivers airy-sounding chords with a bold edge, whilst the classically wound humbucker produces full-bodied leads. The middle position of the 3-way switch features a special circuit that filters low frequencies from the humbucker’s sound. The 22 frets are medium-jumbo sized, making this guitar extremely playable. All in all, this is a highly versatile instrument that can be used for many more musical styles than just rock.

Enthusiasts all over the world

Duesenberg took its name from the famous car brand of the 1920s. That car brand stood for elegance, luxury and mechanical precision. The German company Duesenberg Guitars has adopted these qualities. With a keen eye for detail and designs reminiscent of the Art Deco style, guitars have been crafted since 1986. All hardware is developed in-house. This results in visually stunning guitars with a distinctive sound that appeals to many (famous) guitarists across the globe. Joe Walsh, John Mayer, Glenn Frey, Ron Wood, Bob Dylan, Billy Gibbons, Jon Bon Jovi, Mike Campbell and Elvis Costello – they all own one or more Duesenbergs.