Lentz Legendary Venues Series Monterey Pop Festival S

By Lentz Guitars

A Legendary Venues Series recreation of the S-style guitar Jimi Hendrix played at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival.

Lentz Legendary Venues Series Monterey Pop Festival S by Lentz Guitars

About this guitar

Part of Lentz’s Legendary Venues Series, this Reserve-tier S-style build recreates the guitar Jimi Hendrix played, and famously set alight, at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival. Built with 25-year cabinet-aged wood, an uber-flamed neck, and three hand-wound single-coil pickups matched to the individual instrument. Built to order.

Specs

Lentz Legendary Venues Series Monterey Pop Festival S specifications
Body Ash or alder, 25-year cabinet-aged wood
Neck One-piece uber-flame maple, '56-style soft V, 9.5" radius
Fingerboard Flamed Maple (Brazilian Rosewood option)
Nut Width 1.655", bone nut
Frets 6105
Pickups 3x Lentz custom hand-wound S-Style single-coils
Controls 3-way switch, volume, tone, tone
Bridge Callaham S-Style tremolo, nickel
Hardware Gotoh, Callaham, Rutters, Lentz hardware
Pickguard 1-ply lacquered nitrate
Finish Nitrocellulose lacquer, Carbon Black shown
Notes Recreation of the S-Style guitar Jimi Hendrix played (and set alight) at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival
Custom Options Wood/hardware/finish upgrades available, priced individually - see maker's order configurator for a full quote

Quick answers

How much does the Lentz Legendary Venues Series Monterey Pop Festival S cost?
Lentz Guitars sells through dealers and doesn't publish a price; their dealer locator lists where to buy.
Is the Lentz Legendary Venues Series Monterey Pop Festival S still available?
Yes. Lentz Guitars lists it as a current model that's available to order.
Who makes the Lentz Legendary Venues Series Monterey Pop Festival S?
Lentz Guitars. Where it's built: Built completely by hand, starting from raw materials, at the Lentz Guitar shop in San Marcos, California. Scott Lentz Sr. handles the painting and finishing of every guitar. It's listed here as an electric guitar.