G&L Fiorano GTS Electric Guitar

Overview
The Fiorano: Tradition Turns Groundbreaking
G&L founder Leo Fender had a vision for a new guitar, and his partner George Fullerton sketched that vision. G&L’s Steve Grom uncovered the sketch three decades later in Leo’s workshop, and his colleague Paul Gagon set about turning the vision into reality. He enlisted Jackson Guitars founder Grover Jackson – a long-time friend and collaborator – to contribute.
The result is an instrument that’s steeped in rock-guitar history but groundbreaking: the Fiorano, the first set-neck, 25½”-scale, three-tuners-to-a-side guitar G&L has ever offered. It’s a striking instrument and, quite simply, it kicks ass.
It joins the pioneering 24¾”-scale Ascari in G&L’s Tribute Series, and it delivers on its promise. The 24-fret neck and Gagon-designed humbuckers are made for brutal riffing and detuned/drop-tuned heaviness – but the Fiorino cleans up beautifully when asked.
The sweeping lines and three-by-three headstock (inspired by the original drawing) are both powerful and refined. Fittingly, we named Fiorano after the curvaceous test track of Italy’s most renowned supercar maker, a place where tradition turns groundbreaking.

Specifications

• Construction : set-neck
• Scale : 25 1/2"
• Pickups : G&L AS4255B in neck position, G&L AW4368B in bridge position; designed by Paul Gagon
• Body Wood : Mahogany with Flame Maple top
• Neck Wood : Mahogany with Rosewood fingerboard
• Neck Radius : 12"
• Frets : 24 medium jumbo
• Neck Widht At Nut : 1 11/16"
• Neck Profile : modern slim C
• Neck Inlay : Abalone dot
• Bridge : Tone-Pros locking C-TPFP bridge and CT1 tailpiece
• Controls : 3 position pickup selector, volume, tone with push/pull coil tap

This product includes Beginner's Guide to Learning Guitar E-book