The Fender Wolfgang has 22 stainless steel frets with a Floyd Rose #2 locking nut, EVH-branded Gotoh tuning machines, and an EVH-branded Floyd Rose locking tremolo. The Wolfgang guitar is said to be exactly the same as the model Eddie currently uses on stage and in-studio.

The Van Halen Fender Wolfgang guitar (once again, named after Eddie Van Halen’s son, Wolfgang Van Halen) comes in three colors: black, vintage white, and tobacco burst.

The Fender Wolfgang guitar features a sleek basswood core, measuring just 1.5 inches thick, with a quartersawn maple neck.

The guitar specs are:

• Colors: Black, White or Sunburst Tranparent Quilt
• Body: Basswood core, 1 1/2" thick
• Top: AA maple, arched, 1/2" thick
• Neck: Quartersawn maple with two graphite reinforcement rods
• Fingerboard: AA birdseye maple; compound radius - 12" to 16"
• No. of frets: 22; stainless steel, vintage size
• Strings: .009, .011, .016, .026, .036, .046
• Scale length: 25.5"
• Nut: Floyd Rose #2 locking nut, 1.625"
• Nut width: 1-5/8"
• Hardware: Chrome
• Tuning keys: EVH-branded Gotoh tuning machines, chrome with pearloid buttons
• Bridge: EVH-branded Floyd Rose locking tremolo with EVH D-Tuna
• Pickups: Two EVH humbuckers, hard-mounted
• Pickup switching: 3-way switch
• Controls: Bourns low-friction pots (1x250k, 1x500k)
• Case: SKB case with molded stripes

Some pictures to follow.



Overall view (of the white/creme model):