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Suwak Shell Pink Relic Reverse Headstock Tele (2026, demo)
Red cedar · 3A birdseye neck · reverse head · Häussel Broad Tele · only 2.89 kg
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| Model | Suwak Custom Guitars T-style (reverse head demo) |
|---|---|
| Year | 06/2026 (as new, demo) |
| Finish | Shell Pink · nitro · relic |
| Body | Two-piece · air-dried lightweight red cedar |
| Weight | 2.89 kg |
| Neck | 3A birdseye maple · fat oval C · 12" radius · jumbo · reverse headstock · oil/wax |
| Pickups | Häussel Broad Tele set (TE-Broad) · treble bleed · mustard caps |
| Hardware | Joe Barden bridge · Gotoh tuners |
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A superb Shell Pink relic Tele with an unusual spec.
Please note: this guitar is in as-new condition (built in June 2026) and was used as the demo instrument for the reverse headstock orders that followed. Suwak Custom Guitars are built by hand by Kawus Adni-Azar from the finest timber, and their standing in the boutique scene keeps growing — deservedly so.
Here's a beautiful T-style in a relic Shell Pink nitro with a lovely spec. A substantial “fat oval C” 3A birdseye maple neck with jumbo frets and a 12" radius, given an oil and wax light relic treatment. The figuring is gorgeous and a little wild with it. This one got a reverse headstock, which doesn't only look good: the bass strings end up slightly tighter and the high strings are easier to bend.
A two-piece, air-dried lightweight select red cedar body brings the Tele to a resonant 2.89 kg. The rest of the hardware is a Joe Barden bridge and Gotoh tuners.
Häussel Broad Tele set with treble bleed and mustard capacitors: the TE-Broad bridge pickup is a replica of the original Tele bridge unit with the usual Alnico 3 magnets and around 25% more winding, which gives you that classic 50s Tele voice — full and round, never spiky up top, and still with plenty of twang. Paired with the TE-Broad-N you've got a strong foundation of first-class Tele sounds.