BC Kingston Spruce Fusion

In the ongoing evolution of the Fusion model, this guitar is the first to have many new features that for the forseeable future are to be the new standard specs. The Gotoh Tunamatic bridge with posts and bushings is replaced by the Faber ToneLock bridge with cast brass saddles--on posts only, that are threaded halfway into the centerblock. The Gotoh stop-tailpiece is replaced by the Faber ToneLock tailpiece that tightens down firmly (using two sized washers) to the top...

BC Kingston Flame Fusion--Cherry Red

Here's a stunning BC Kingston Flame Fusion with a cherry red top and tinted mahogany back and sides.

BC Kingston Curly Maple Top Flame Fusion

The finest sounding and playing 335 to be found

Top----Euro curly maple, Back/sides/center block and neck-----Mahogany, Fretboard/headcap/pickguard-----Ebony, Bindings/purfling-----Euro maple/ebony combinations on peghead,fretboard,fholes,body and pickguard, Neck reinforcement-----Twin carb fiber rods from peghead to 22nd fret. One on each side of the 2 way adjustable trussrod, Nut width-----1 21/32", Width at 19 th fret-----2 5/32", Fretscale-----24.562", Lower bout-----16 1/8", Upper bout-----11 5/8", Waist------9 3/8", Hardware-----Tunamatic bridge with stop tailpiece;Master volume,master tone; Jumbo frets,Sperzel locking tuners,3 way blade switch, Pickups-----Custom Lindy Fralin humbuckers, Color----Yellow/amber/red/brown burst on top; mahogany finished just a bit darker than natural, Case-----TDK...

BC Kingston Spruce Fusion

Top: 1st grade Sitka, Back/sides: 1st grade Euro curly maple, Neck: mahogany, Fretboard/headcap/pickguard: ebony, Body bingings/purflings: 5 piece ebony/curly maple combo, Headcap/fingerboard/f-holes and pickguard bindings: 2 piece ebony/curly maple, Fret scale: 24.5625", Across bottom bout: 16 1/8", Nut width: 1 21/32", Switch: 3 way Gibson style toggle, Pickups: custom Lindy Fralin humbuckers...

BC Kingston Fusion - Spruce

Ted McCarty ran Gibson Guitars from 1950 - 1966, a golden era even in that company's long and proud history. Many would argue that the highlight of his tenure was the introduction of the "335" thinline in 1958. These semi-acoustic guitars have a solid maple block through the center of the guitar designed to emphasize solid-body type sustain and to minimize feedback. The hollow "tone chambers" provided a depth of tonal colors not possible with solid bodies. The Fusion is Kingston's take on this venerable guitar....