A Solid Guitar at a Rock-bottom Price The RX40 is an affordable guitar — but you wouldn’t know it from looking. Its eye-popping quilted maple top gives it an expensive look that belies its price tag. But the RX40 isn’t about looks — it delivers killer sound to match. Its poplar body supplies a resonant, balanced-sounding base for your tone. Beyond that, a versatile trio of humbucking pickups delivers a range of fierce, high-output tones. As for playability, you’ll love the smooth, fast action of this guitar’s neck. Engage in serious dive-bombing and other whammy acrobatics with the RX40’s standard tremolo. HSH pickups give you massive tonal range The Stedman Pro RX40 yields a range of impressive tones, thanks to its humbucker pickups. The neck position humbucker is voiced for warmer, richer tone, while the bridge humbucker is a brilliant lead pickup: vibrant yet snarling with an enhanced midrange output when you push it. Beyond that, you get a single-coil pickup in the middle position. If you’re after maximum tonal tenacity, the RX40 will give your amplifier what you need. Smooth-playing, fast-action neck enhances your speed A guitar is only as playable as its neck — good thing the Stedman Pro RX40 has a smooth and fast-playing maple neck. This comfortable neck is capped by a solid rosewood fingerboard with a super-flat 15.7″ radius and 24 frets, giving you the agility to execute fast single-note runs with ease. Dive-bomb with this guitar’s tremolo From huge dive-bombs to subtle vibrato to stutter-like warbling, the RX40’s tremolo is ready for anything you throw at it. When not in use, the tremolo is solid and in tune; when in use it does your bidding down to the microtone. Whether you need the trem for cool ’50s-era dips or massive metal dives, the Stedman Pro RX40 is ready. Stedman Pro RX40 Solidbody Electric Guitar Features: Poplar body exhibits impressive balance and resonance HSH 5-way pickups deliver a range of fierce high-output tones Smooth-playing neck lends itself to fast action Standard tremolo for dive-bombing and other whammy acrobatics
