Dewitt Series VI
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$1,999.00
$1,449.00
$1,449.00
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Walnut Top on Swamp Ash Body With Walnut Center Stripe
Maple Neck with Maple-Bound Wenge Fingerboard
24.625” Scale
DiMarzio Air Classic Pickup (Neck Position)
DiMarzio Tone Zone Pickup (Bridge Position)
Gotoh 510 Delta Tuning Machines, Schaller Roller Bridge
Satin Nitrocellulose Lacquer Finish
Push/Pull Tone Knobs that Coil Tap
Richard began working with his hands early on. In his early teens he built a blacksmith’s forge in his backyard, making lawn tools with his father, as well as working in the metal finishing department at a dental laboratory in his hometown of Auburn, AL. At this time he discovered his love of detailed handwork and went on to be a jeweler for a local business where he saved up enough money to move to Phoenix, AZ to study the craft of luthiery. A graduate of Roberto-Venn School of Luthiery, Richard DeWitt has worked for Rick Turner for the past 3&½ years. Aside from working full-time for Turner/Renaissance, he has spent a considerable amount of time building his own instruments after regular work hours in Rick’s shop as well as repairing and modifying instruments ranging the whole gamut of affordability. His goal is to provide a durable, aesthetically balanced, well-voiced and American-made electric instrument at a reasonable price.
Maple Neck with Maple-Bound Wenge Fingerboard
24.625” Scale
DiMarzio Air Classic Pickup (Neck Position)
DiMarzio Tone Zone Pickup (Bridge Position)
Gotoh 510 Delta Tuning Machines, Schaller Roller Bridge
Satin Nitrocellulose Lacquer Finish
Push/Pull Tone Knobs that Coil Tap
Richard began working with his hands early on. In his early teens he built a blacksmith’s forge in his backyard, making lawn tools with his father, as well as working in the metal finishing department at a dental laboratory in his hometown of Auburn, AL. At this time he discovered his love of detailed handwork and went on to be a jeweler for a local business where he saved up enough money to move to Phoenix, AZ to study the craft of luthiery. A graduate of Roberto-Venn School of Luthiery, Richard DeWitt has worked for Rick Turner for the past 3&½ years. Aside from working full-time for Turner/Renaissance, he has spent a considerable amount of time building his own instruments after regular work hours in Rick’s shop as well as repairing and modifying instruments ranging the whole gamut of affordability. His goal is to provide a durable, aesthetically balanced, well-voiced and American-made electric instrument at a reasonable price.
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