J & D 95 STBL See Thru Blue

• ST style electric guitar
• Basswood body
• Bolted maple neck
• C-neck profile
• 22-fret composite fingerboard
• 648 mm scale length
• Two humbuckers and one single coil pickup (HSH)
• 5-way blade switch, volume and tone controls
• TR-3 2-point tremolo
• Die-cast tuners
• Black hardware
• See Thru Blue finish

The J & D 95 STBL See Thru Blue presents itself as a sporty ST-style electric guitar that impresses with a particularly versatile sound. This is due to the HSH pickup setup consisting of two humbuckers and a single coil, which provides many interesting switching options and knows how to create the right sounds for almost every genre. On top of that, the modern TR-3 2-point Tremolo provides the appropriate basis for additional playing possibilities.

ST basswood body with slim maple neck

The Linden body of the J & D 95 STBL features classic ST-style contours and offers both the classic feel and the distinctive tonal character of the popular tonewood. The body is connected to the maple neck via a classic four-way bolt-on joint, which with its slim C-profile creates the best conditions for carefree playing on the 22-fret composite fingerboard.

Flexible HSH setup

The fact that the J & D 95 STBL See Thru Blue is just right for musicians looking for the most accomplished-sounding instrument possible is proven by the HSH pickup setup consisting of three pickups. The two humbuckers in the neck and bridge positions produce powerful steam that is ideal for pushing rock sounds, while the single coil in the middle position contributes clear and wiry single-coil sounds. Thanks to the 5-way switch, combination circuits between adjacent pickups are also possible.

Modern TR-3 2-point tremolo

To expand the playing possibilities of the J & D 95 STBL See Thru Blue immensely, J & D has equipped the instrument with a TR-3 tremolo, which with its modern 2-point suspension provides interesting sound effects without affecting the tuning stability of the electric guitar. The other hardware parts, also in a uniform black finish, such as the six die-cast tuners on the headstock, also contribute to the unique look of the instrument and are characterized by many years of reliable operation.