Duesenberg Kavalier Narvik Blue

Product information "Duesenberg Kavalier Narvik Blue"

What makes a gentleman? According to the dictionary, it's someone who is tactful, helpful, and polite. What interesting qualities for a bass! It makes you wonder why a rhythm instrument wasn't given this name earlier. The Kavalier from Düsenberg, at 30.5", offers the perfect balance between comfort and playability. The specially developed Phonico Splitbucker is perfectly designed to reproduce not only low frequencies but also highs in a defined and clean manner. With its two colors, Narvik Blue and Red Sparkle, the Kavalier also cuts a dashing figure on the outside. With its basic components of alder, maple, and rosewood and its excellent workmanship, the Kavalier will break hearts left and right.

  1. Body Material: Alder
  2. Color/ Finish: Narvik Blue
  3. Colour: Blue
  4. Country of Origin: Germany
  5. Custom shop: No
  6. Finish: PUR Lacquer
  7. Fretboard: Indian Rosewood
  8. Fretboard Inlays: Cream Dots
  9. Frets: 21
  10. Hardware: Nickel
  11. Includes: Hardcase
  12. Middle Pickup: Duesenberg Phonico Splitbucker
  13. Neck: 1-pc maple
  14. Neck construction: Bolt on neck
  15. Pickup Configuration: H (1x Humbucker)
  16. Scale: Short scale
  17. Scale Length: 30,5" (774 mm)
  18. Serial number: 234718
  19. Signature Model: no
  20. Special Features: 3-way Tone Selector
  21. Strings: 4 string
  22. Strings thickness ex factory: .50 - .107
  23. Technology: Solid Body
  24. Weight: 3,86 kg
About Duesenberg

Duesenberg Guitars was founded in 1995 by Dieter Gölsdorf in Hanover. The manufacturer's beautiful guitars draw on the 1940s and 1950s and the Art Deco era. The electric guitar model Starplayer was the first offering and still ranks among the company's bestsellers today. But the instruments are not based on nostalgia alone: innovative parts such as the comfortable Z-Tuners, the third pickup mounting screw on the pickup frame to allow the pickup to be precisely aligned with the strings, or the Duesenberg Deluxe Tremola set them apart.