Eastwood Guitars starts the year right by releasing the new full hollow body Wandre Tri-Lam, based on the rare ’60s original.
The new ultra cool Wandre Tri-Lam is a beautiful unique looking guitar that combines aesthetics with practical functionality.
In the early ’60s, the Tri-Lam was one of Wandrè’s best-selling guitar models in Europe. It’s a great looking guitar that sports an aluminum neck. Mike Robinson, President and founder of Eastwood Guitars, was quoted saying: “Wandre guitars are amazing and rare pieces of musical art. Most originals are selling for thousands of dollars these days, our goal is to continue to make these crazy 60s’ style guitars available and affordable for guitar players everywhere.”
The new Eastwood Wandre Tri-Lam modernized the original design by using a reliable a set maple neck with rosewood fingerboard. It did retain the unique suspended pickguard which houses the pickup volume and control. Eastwood’s 24 ¾” scale Wandre Tri-Lam has a full hollow body design with maple top, back and sides. It features two distinctive and stylish grilled f-holes that give the guitar a look that stands out from other standard designs.
The Wandre Tri-Lam is equipped with a New York Mini Humbucker pickup, Grover Style tuners, floating Tune-O-Matic Bridge and a custom chrome tailpiece. It is available in blue or red finish that is guaranteed to turn some heads.
The Eastwood Wandre Tri-Lam is currently available with a suggested retail price of $799.00. For the complete specifications, visit Eastwood Guitars.
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