Fret-King Corona 'GW' G. Whitehorn Vintage White

The Fret-King Corona 'GW' G. Whitehorn in Vintage White is from the Black Label Range of instruments. The Fret-King GW comes shipped in a luxury gig bag and will be setup to perfection by ourselves. Like all Fret-King guitars, the Corona GW has top quality features such as Wilkinson hardware which include EZ Lok tuners. A great assortment of pickups and switching options make the Fret-King Corona GW a must try guitar. Available to buy online for super fast delivery across the UK and Ireland. We also ship worldwide at very competitive rates.

With a career spanning over four decades, Geoff has featured in iconic, seminal rock bands like Crawler, where he filled the shoes of the incomparable Paul Kossoff, he's been the long-time guitar sound of Roger Chapman's band, and featured as Procol Harum's lead guitarist since 1991. An in-demand and tasteful player, Geoff's also worked with the likes of Eric Clapton, Sir Paul McCartney, Bad Company, The Who, Kevin Ayers, Elkie Brooks, Manfred Mann, Billy Ocean, and many others, so if anyone needed a versatile, consistently high-performing guitar that cuts through the mix, it's Geoff Whitehorn.

Fret-King Corona 'GW' G. Whitehorn Vintage White

The Fret-King GW Corona is a thoughtful take on a classic, but with an edge, and, like Geoff's playing, is precise, melodic and articulate. Sonically, with the somewhat unorthodox pickup combination of a P90 in the neck position, a throaty single coil in the middle, and a roaring Fret-King Prizefighter double coil in the bridge position, the GW covers an immense range of fundamental tones. With a control layout orthodox in appearance, but more comprehensive than meets the eye, the GW has master tone for the neck and middle pickups, and separate tone control for the bridge double coil. Add to this a push-push switch on the neck/middle pickup tone control which switches the neck and bridge pickup together, as well as a second push-push switch on the bridge pickup tone control which taps the Prizefighter to single coil and, as Geoff says, "if you can't find the sound you want with this guitar, maybe it doesn't exist."