The Lentz guys are well known for their Strat and Tele style guitars, but players who've ventured off the path have discovered their DL-90 model and minds have been blown. 

Why, you ask?

Tonally, the DL-90 sounds like an incredibly muscular Tele. Sure, the P90s conjure a certain impression of the tone you can expect, but Lentz wind their own pickups so these skew more into Fender territory - think better, fuller mids.

What's cool about this model is how they've wired it - two volumes, one for each pickup, and a master tone. Sounds like standard fare on the surface, but this harness is super dialed in which allows you to leave the 3-way switch in the middle position and seamlessly fade between each pickup, allowing for an extremely wide range of tones. Fat, Strat neck pickup like tones on the neck position, Tele-meets-P90 in the bridge position, and everything in-between.

The DL-90 delivers an incredibly inspiring experience on all levels - feel (we've discussed that slinky Lentz feel before, it's here in spades), tones, and looks. Speaking of which, astute players will recognize aspects of an SG, Mosrite, and a Fender Duo Sonic in the body shape/guard layout.

Condition: This DL has had a refret w/jumbo frets and there are light signs of wear scattered around the body (a few dings). They're light and typical for a guitar that's been well-cared for but played.

As you can likely tell, we love this guitar / model. It could easily have been discovered in the vault at Fender - a design Leo was working on perhaps? Thankfully for us, the Lentz guys made it so. Price with hardshell case.