Surfing’ With The Angel
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An Angel Player to be more explicit. So extremely excellent to experience. It is hard to express in words how much playing joy a “Player” actually brings.
This one finished in a rarely seen Surf Green. Yes, a shade very often appearing on our superb vintage inspired models but scarcely seen on an Angel Player. A very cool look. In fact, this may be our first website sighting ever. And you get to share it with us. Thanks for that.
But how do you know for sure that you are surfing with an Angel Player?
An Angel Player is defined by its all tone wood body — no Maple Top and no Pickguard — and of course its 24 fret architecture. Two octaves of pure tonal bliss from each string. It is these defining aspects that completely unmask its true identity.
But then…this one has even more, or less, depending upon your perspective. This is actually a Li’l Angel Player with all the defining characteristics mentioned above but features a (little) shorter 24 3/4-inch scale length, technically and joyfully defining it as a Li’l Angel Player, emphasizing a bit easier reach and a touch more focused midrange.
It was the perspicacity of a Peach person that brought this awesome Angel Player to personification. In other words: a very cool and wise person specced and ordered this Angel Player through Peach Guitars in the UK. We could call him Michael. And if we did, let us just say: Thank you Michael.
And just check out the highlights multiplied by the choice of Gold Hardware, in complement with the rich golden-hued inclinations of its Reverse Headstock Caramel Maple neck. And yet, take special note of the Black Knobs — a bit of a hardware color mix for an added touch of class.
Once we popped open the case and got a glimpse, we knew we couldn’t wait to share this with you too.
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