More About The JB-1
The low profile hard maple “Red” neck is the celebrated feature-joined at the 14th fret with an ebony fretboard and low-wide
jumbo frets to provide that “electric feel.” The scale length is 25.4" and the neck width is 1-11⁄16" at the nut.
The compensated saddle starts with extra wide 3⁄16" bone which drives more sound into the top and ensures studio quality intonation.
The pickup chosen for the JB-1 is the L.R. Baggs active ibeam system with soundhole volume control. The transducer is mounted under the top on the bridgeplate with a pre-amp endpin jack.
This system offers the truest acoustic amplification.
Other standard features include a curly maple pickguard which compliments the red neck. Also a strap button is provided that is securely nested into a machined pocket.
This instrument is built with the serious picker in mind. Sound quality is the primary goal with projection, clarity, tone and balance as the end result.
We invite you to plug this instrument in and TURN IT UP!
Famous Connections
Hall-of-Fame Nashville studio guitarist Harold Bradley (the most recorded guitarist in history) was gracious enough to play and critique the early models.
His generous advice was used to earn his endorsement. The Redneck guitar proudly displays his name on the sticker as “The Harold Bradley Model.”
Stars that currently own Rednecks include: Gretchen Wilson has 007 which was recommended to her by Harold Bradley. Bucky Covington was given 010 by his fan club for Christmas.
He has played it on the CMT awards show and it can also be seen in the Hanna Montana movie. Jett Williams, Hank Williams’ daughter, owns 008 and has played it on the Grand Old Opry
and at Ernest Tubbs’ Midnight Jamboree.
