From the makers of Hottie Amps and Hottie Pickups comes the new Hottie 429, a hand-built electric guitar by Hottie Inc.

Inspired by 1970s American muscle cars, the new Hottie 429 is "built for speed," available in a bright Daytona Blue color. The electric guitar sports master-grade tonewoods, a carved maple top, mahogany back and sides, a hand carved set neck with Soft-V or '59-C profile, an ebony fretboard, nickel-silver frets and nickel hardware, Hottie pickups (humbuckers or P90s), TonePros wrap-around bridge or Bigsby Vibrato, Switchcraft and CTS electronics, and more. The Hottie 429 comes with 10-gauge Dunlop nickel-plated steel strings and a Cedar Creek custom hardshell case.

Hottie 429 electric guitar main features:

• Carved Eastern Hard Rock Maple Top
• Mahogany Back and Sides
• Master Grade Tonewoods
• Nitrocellulose Lacquer Finish
• Hand Carved Set Neck with Soft-V or '59-C Profile
• Bone Nut: 11-11/16"
• Ebony Fretboard: 24.625" Scale / 12" Radius
• 18 Percent Nickel-Silver Frets: 0.95 Wide / 0.45 Tall
• Hottie Pickups (Humbuckers or P90s)
• Nickel Hardware
• TonePros Wrap-Around Bridge or Bigsby Vibrato
• Switchcraft and CTS Electronics
• Cedar Creek Custom Hardshell Case
• Dunlop Nickel Plated Steel Strings: 10 Gauge
• Available in Daytona Blue (#015)

"Hand-built in limited quantities, Hottie Guitars represent today's finest American design and craftsmanship," says Jean-Claude Escudie, president of Hottie Inc. "Inspired by ‘70s American muscle cars, our guitars deliver tone that is dynamic and substantial. Hottie Guitars are all American, sound fantastic, and just feel great in your hands. They’re built for speed."

This electric guitar is made entirely in the USA, and pricing begins at $2,499 (Street).

For more information on the Hottie 429 or other Hottie guitars like the Hottie 327 and Hottie Limited Edition 454, visit the company's Web site at hottieguitars.com.