Red Trans Ashburn
Body: Ash
Neck: Roasted Flame Maple
Neck/Body Attachment: Machine screws with Threaded Inserts
Fingerboard: Birdseye Maple
Neck Shape: Medium C
Neck Thickness: 1st: .82" / 12th: .90”
Nut Width: 1.68"
Fretboard Radius: 12”
Scale Length: 25.5"
Frets: 22 Nickel Silver (.095’W X .045”H)
Hardware: Nickel/Chrome
Tuners: Gotoh Staggered Vintage Style
Bridge: Gotoh 510 Tremolo
Pickups: Bloodline® by John Page™ JP-1 Pickups (3)
Pickguard: Parchment
Controls: Master volume & tone, 5-way pickup selector, noise cancelling in positions 2 and 4
Strings: D’Addario EXL110 .010-.046
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John "Crash" Matos
Graffiti Artist Supreme
You might know him from the prized Stratocaster® he painted for Eric Clapton or the esteemed "Crashocasters" he painted for Fender. Now Crash Matos has applied his iconic visual perspective to the John Page Classic AJ. Featuring his trademark "eye," this Crash painted AJ is a guitar to play and treasure - and then play some more.
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One of a Kind
Modified by John Page from its original build state. Featuring:
- Selectively anodized aluminum custom pickguard by Peter Kellett, a leading artist in anodized aluminum. Attached with black screws.
- Lollar Mini Humbucker in neck position.
- Short knurled black dome knobs.
- Vintage-style strap buttons.
John Page & Peter Kellett
Peter Kellett is a master creator and innovator in the anodized aluminum medium. His process enables the aluminum to absorb dyes with brilliant luminosity, unique longevity, and with the finish fully integrated into the aluminum substrate. Peter created prized custom art pickguards for Fender Custom Shop during John’s leadership, and eventually provided full bodies. Acclaimed collaborations include the Harley Davidson 90th Anniversary Stratocaster, the Turner-inspired “Pink Flamingo” Stratocaster, and an early prototype of the Freddie Tavares “Aloha” Stratocaster.
John continued to work with Peter when John started his own company. “When he told me had had developed yet another new technique for his selective anodizing, I sent him several pickguards from my models so he could do his magic on them. I thought this geometric pattern was pretty cool, and always planned on using it for one of my personal guitars.”
Fender® and Stratocaster® are registered trademarks of Fender Musical Instruments Corporation.
