Modern Edge. Vintage Craftsmanship.
The Starr Guitars Fusion series takes the tried and true vintage construction techniques that built some of today's most legendary guitars and marries them to the modern guitar innovations of today.
Serious guitarists demand a lot from their axes these days. They want an instrument that looks great and plays great with a sound that stands above the rest. They want a guitar that speaks to them. In an age of factory-produced, machine-built instruments, that kind of quality is hard to come by in even the most high-end, off the shelf instruments. Enter the Starr Guitars Fusion series.
The Starr Guitars Fusion series features starts with a Swamp Ash, Alder or Mahogany body with a comfortable contoured heel and ultra-sexy body contours. We then offer you the choice to upgrade to a AAA Curly Maple top for added sex appeal. The Fusion series also sports a 22 fret satin-finished Maple neck with a matching Maple, Ebony or Madagascar Rosewood 10’ radius fretboard. Truss rod access is moved to the headstock for quick, on-the-fly tweaks. A Gotoh 510 tremolo system and Sperzel tuners make wiggle stick use a joy rather than a nightmare. For the best in sound and tone, the Starr Guitars Fusion series comes armed with your choice of Seymour Duncan pickups. For those not into tremolos, we can subsitute a hard-tail bridge upon request.
Available in several different configurations and customizable to the needs of any guitar player, the Fusion series offers the best in style and performance. Whether it's a Country twang-banger, a Rockin' shredder or a guitar that just sings the Blues - the Starr Guitars Fusion series delivers.
The Starr Guitars Fusion series is finished in real, nitrocellulose lacquer. We use a special mix to allow for deeper, more intense colors that intensify the beauty of the wood and still maintain the purity of tone.
Hand built and crafted with pride in the U.S.A. using the finest in modern electronics and hardware, the Fusion series is the perfect electric guitar for today's most demanding and discriminating players.
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