The Ashburn
by John Page
Named after my daughter Ashley, this guitar has a double-cutaway, 13" lower bout body, and an Eastern Hard Maple neck available with multiple fretboard options that feature a 12" radius and 22 Jescar .047" x .095" Nickel Silver frets.
The core model Ashburn has a vintage style 6-saddle tremolo bridge, 3 S-style single coil pickups with reversed bridge pickup angle, master volume and tone controls, and a 5-position lever switch.
Ashburn - Inca Silver (B Stock - $200 off!)
Threaded Bolt Neck
The machine screw and threaded Brass insert neck-to-body fastening method not only gives an amazingly strong mechanical bond, but also adds a beautiful complexity to the overtones.
Bass-Justified Fret Dots
The instrument also features my bass-justified top dots for improved playing visibility, and front and back contours for playing comfort.
Specifications
- Scale Length – 25.5"
- Frets – 22 (Jescar, Nickle Silver .047”H - .095”W)
- Fretboard Radius – 12"
- Neck – 1 piece ¼ sawn, HR Maple (6 in-line Peg)
- Fretboard – Indian Rosewood or Maple
- Keys – Gotoh Staggered Vintage-style
- Finish – Lacquer
- Body – Alder
- Pickups – Lollar Dirty Blackface
- Electronics – Master Volume, Master Tone, 5-Position Lever Switch
- Hardware – Chrome (bridge – Gotoh 510 Tremolo)
- Case – Custom, form-fit G&G
- Note – Available back-loaded without pickguard
Meet John Page
From the hills of Corona, California to the forests of Oregon, John Page’s legacy as one of the world’s greatest guitar builders, designers, and artists has been cemented in the eyes and ears of music lovers for decades.
John’s subtle and singular design language creates a new standard in guitar design and build, drawing from his storied past and 50 years of experience to create something totally unique, yet wholly familiar: John Page Classic Guitars.