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Vola Guitars Releases the OZ RV TNC Model

Vola Guitars Releases the OZ RV TNC Model

An all-new model loaded with high-end specs, a light-weight mahogany body, and unique pickup positioning.

This brand-new Oz model, the OZ TNC, has a light-weight mahogany body and a flame maple top comes in three gorgeous color options: Light Tiger Eye Burst, Sapphire Blue Gloss, and Tribal Black Gloss. In addition to the new look, Vola designed a unique pickup positioning known as the Fanned Pickup Layout. This new design increases the response from the treble strings and gives the player more control over the low-end strings.

Vola added a push/pull volume control for the neck pickup, a tone knob that can push/pull to coil-tap for front & rear pickup, a versatile 5-way switch, and a “blower” switch, which allows the player to bypass the volume & tone controls.

Features

22 stainless Steel Frets

12-inch fingerboard Radius

1 piece roasted maple neck

Mahogany body with a flame maple top

The Vola Guitars Modern C profile neck

Gotoh Made in Japan hardware

Vola Guitars in house designed pickups – Flamebucker II (Bridge), VS II (Mid), VDR II (Neck)

Luminlay side dots (allows you to see the markings in dark areas)

Fanned Pickup Layout

Hand Made in Japan

IN THE DETAILS: OZ RV TNC

The Vola OZ RV TNC has a street price of $1,999 US. For more information and where to buy, visit www.volaguitar.com.

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