Peerless Monarch Custom 17 3007704 Sunburst, Brand New, Original Hard, Call For Price!
NEW PEERLESS Monarch Archtop (pictured)- all solid woods- Solid Spruce Top- Upgraded Solid Flamed Maple back and solid maple sides, floating pickup with Volume and Tone pots mounted on the pickup- gives Great Clarity and note separation
Mother of Pearl Inlays with triple white black binding and Grover tuning machines GH109. This is truly a performance archtop that can meet the highest Jazz standards with minimum feedback due to a single small sound post that eliminates most feedback without affecting acoustic or amplified sound quality. Solid Spruce top with solid maple back and sides - Maple neck, 22 frets 1.69 " at bone nut and 2.25" at last fret . The 24.6" scale makes fingering those touch jazz chords easy! Rosewood fingerboard, bridge, pickguard, and tailpiece. 3" depth at the rims and 17 1/8" wide at the lowert bout. All Gold Hardware and a high gloss Antique Sunburst finish.
HERE IS AN EMAIL FROM the most RECENT MONARCH PURCHASER:
"Hello Lou...I received my Peerless Monarch today (sn902088). I couldn't be more pleased!! The Monarch is absolutely flawless in craftsmanship and tone. Everything I've read about these Peerless guitars is true...you would expect them to cost twice as much as they do!
Thank you very much for your quick response to my original inquiry and for shipping it out so soon. And I'd especially like to thank you for the Infeld strings! I'm now a huge Peerless fan as well as a Lou Del Rosso fan!! Anyone that asks about my Monarch will be told to purchase their own from Lou at Guitars 'N Jazz!!"
PEERLESS high performance pickups - One innovative Floating humbucker increases output to 90% of an Epiphone '57 full size humbucker without feeedback. Comes standard with a volume control, but an optional tone control can be installed for a slight additional charge. click here to hear Matt Otten Playing the Monarch on youtube.com . Comes with original hard case full PEERLESS and Guitars 'n Jazz WARRANTY.
HISTORY -Peerless guitars was established in 1970. Since then they have built quality archtop and acoustic guitars for world-renowned top brands such as Gretsch of Fender, Epiphone of Gibson, Alvarez of St.Louis Music and many others with our high standards of quality.
However, now they are focusing solely on quality and building only less guitars. These changes have been done to build guitars that are special. As the result of the effort, now we are presenting a series of guitars with our own brand name, PEERLESS. They offer quality and performance and value that is absolutely unbeleivable
To order an instrument, first CALL or FAX to confirm that the instrument is still available. Within the US we accept money orders, cashier's checks, certified checks, Mastercard, or Visa Amex, and Discover. Outside the US, please send US dollars on a US bank or bank transfer. Payment must include the purchase price plus shipping and insurance charges. Layaway plan voids approval period. A 25% non-refundable deposit will hold any instrument for 30 days. No COD's are accepted.
The customer pays all shipping, insurance, and bank charges including all charges for returned merchandise. All insurance claims are the responsibility of the customer. The original packaging and box must be saved. Shipping will be via UPS or Federal Express unless other arrangements are made.
If you are not satisfied, for any reason, you will be issued a full refund less actual shipping and insurance charges and a $75 restocking fee- provided that we are notified within 72 hours of delivery and the guitar is in the EXACT same condition as you received it. It must be packed carefully in the original box in the same way it was packed when we shipped it to you. NO full or partial refunds will be given any items damaged, marked, or modified. The Customer will be responsible for all shipping, insurance, and handling charges. If there is damage when I ship the instrument to you please call me immediately. The original box and all the packaging must be saved! I will deal with my insurance company. If the instrument is damaged in transit from you to me, you are responsible for dealing with the damage and insurance claim.