Hi-Flier™ Ripper
Hi-Flier™ Ripper is an electric guitar with a solid poplar body. Pickups are 3x phase 4 chrome housed vintage white humbuckers and the bridge is s-style with floating tremolo.
About this guitar
Hi-Flier™ Ripper is an electric guitar with a solid poplar body. Pickups are 3x phase 4 chrome housed vintage white humbuckers and the bridge is s-style with floating tremolo. The neck is maple, bolt on neck and scale length is 25 1/2” (648mm) 21 frets. Average weight is 8.0 lbs. It is part of Eastwood’s Hi-Flier lineup.
Specs
| Body | Solid Poplar |
|---|---|
| Pickups | 3x Phase 4 Chrome Housed Vintage White Humbuckers |
| Switching | 5-Way |
| Controls | 1 Volume, 2 Tone |
| Bridge | S-Style with Floating Tremolo |
| Neck | Maple, Bolt On Neck |
| Fingerboard | Maple, Dot markers |
| Scale Length | 25 1/2" (648mm) 21 frets |
| Width at the Nut | 1 11/16" |
| Hardware | Nickel/Chrome |
| Strings | D'Addario #10 |
| Average Weight | 8.0 lbs |
Quick answers
- How much does the Hi-Flier™ Ripper cost?
- Eastwood Guitars lists it at $949 (USD). Dealer and used prices vary.
- Is the Hi-Flier™ Ripper still available?
- Yes. Eastwood Guitars lists it as a current model that's available to order.
- Who makes the Hi-Flier™ Ripper?
- Eastwood Guitars. Where it's built: Built in factories in Korea, Indonesia and China, with final inspection and setup done at Eastwood's own headquarters in Nashville, TN. It's listed here as an electric guitar.
- What warranty does Eastwood Guitars offer?
- Every instrument bought directly from Eastwood carries a Lifetime Limited Warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship for as long as the original buyer owns it. Electronics, tuning machines and case hardware are covered for one year from purchase. Extended Lifetime Plus and Lifetime Prime warranty upgrades are also available for purchase.
- How long is the wait for Eastwood Guitars gear?
- Eastwood sells direct and ships worldwide. In-stock items ship within 2 to 5 business days. Models not currently in stock can be pre-ordered, either paid in full or with a deposit, with the balance charged when the instrument arrives.