This is Modugno Guitars' 7th Limited Edition (LE) electric guitar, it has been given the name, "Indignation". Made within the Greater Austin Area of Texas, the LE7 "Indignation" is a premium electric guitar that is made with exclusive white LEDs that light up the Modugno Guitars' trademark epoxy resin design that is located on the front of the guitar's body. It has a simultaneously vicious and beautiful appearance; a top layer of epoxy colored red to look like blood flowing through water, followed by a middle layer of epoxy colored with white streaks, and then a base layer of epoxy made with a pearl coloring that adds a subtle shimmering effect, especially whenever the guitar's LEDs are switched on. To top everything off, "Indignation" has a beautiful blood-red-pearl paintjob with blood-red paint splattered on it to reinforce the theme and meaning behind the guitar's name, "Indignation". To make this guitar as rare as possible, only one "Indignation" will be made.
 
The LED lights and Fishman Fluence active pickups installed into "Indignation" can be conveniently recharged with the charging mount on the back of the guitar, so there's no need to hassle with switching out any of the batteries. The LEDs and active pickups each have their own designated battery supply, so in case the LEDs go out while you're playing, you'll still have fully functioning pickups. The LEDs can last around 5 hours per charge, and the active pickups can last anywhere from 100-160 hours on a single charge. The lithium-ion batteries installed in "Indignation" are ethically made by EBL who don't source the cobalt used in their batteries from the cobalt mines that violate human rights in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
 
"Indignation" is installed with premium parts including Japanese precision-made Gotoh Magnum Lock-Trad Tuners, and a Wilkinson by Gotoh VSVG Tremolo Bridge. The use of these parts in tandem does an excellent job at maintaining tuning stability. Additionally, the Fishman Fluence Modern active pickups are all-American-made and include not just one, but two push/pull potentiometer switch modifications. These switch modifications allow you to get an incredible variety of tones out of the pickups.
 
The switch modification located in the volume knob position allows you to seamlessly get the best of both worlds with single coil and humbucker pickup tones. Pulling on this knob activates the single coil tone in the neck pickup, while leaving it recessed activates the neck pickup's humbucker tone. Pulling on the other switch modification located in the tone knob position activates the bridge pickup's impressive second voice that has superb distortion characteristics that sound clear with a full-bodied bass. Leaving the tone knob recessed will activate the first voice that has a tight, boom-free bass and a crisp treble frequency sound that resonateswell with high-gain guitar tones. With a massive variety of tone options to choose from, you're bound to find the right sound you're looking for.
 
If all that wasn't already enough, "Indignation" also sports a real carbon fiber pickguard, has an exposed stained wood design from the exotic okoume tree that grows natively across the world on the west coast of central Africa, and a thin stained maple neck that's made with real mother of pearl shell inlay dots that are inlaid into an ebonol fretboard. The fretboard is made from modern materials and requires absolutely no oiling maintenance, won't crack or warp from exposure to frequent temperature and humidity fluctuations, and is superior at helping keep the neck straight.
 
Not only is "Indignation" an outstanding instrument that is truly one-of-a-kind, but it's also a beautifully vicious art piece, a rare collector's item, and potentially a great investment opportunity.
 
 
 
 
*$50 of the proceeds will be donated to any donation foundation of your choice. *
 
As a side note: The guitar's colors may vary slightly in person depending on the screen you're viewing the guitar from. If the device you're viewing this webpage on can do so, we recommend setting the device's display settings to "natural" mode to get the most accurate display of the guitar's colors.