🟡 Artist AT73 final inventory alert

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If you've had your eye on the all-conquering Artist AT73, this email couldn't possibly be more urgent! It is unfortunately time to say goodbye to this absolute classic... and to send it off on style, we've marked them down to just $499!

Yep, you read that correctly... for under five hundred bucks, you can get your hands on one of the final remaining AT73 models, replete with a hand laid paisley finish, mahogany body, quartersawn roasted maple neck, rosewood fretboard, stainless steel frets, Alnico V single-coil pickups, and much much more!

Check out John Cordy's detailed review of this much beloved model above, or keep scrolling for a closer look at the guitar that took the internet by storm! If you've heard enough, hit the link below to secure yours today, but be warned... these will sell out quickly, and once they do, they'll be gone for good!

The Artist AT73 is a sleek and modern take on the classic paisley designs of old, packed with a host of great features to bring you an instrument that straddles the line between innately familiar and excitingly new.

With a matching headstock and a classic-looking quartersawn roasted maple neck finished in glorious satin nitro, the AT73 belies its own price tag from the moment you take it out of the box. Equipped with high-grade locking tuners, a bone nut, and a rosewood fretboard adorned with pearloid inlays and 22 stainless steel frets, you'd be hard pressed to find a neck like this for under $500 - let alone a whole guitar!

Every detail has been pored over with this one - a bone nut, copper shielding, a wheeled string tree, locking strap buttons, and glow-in-the-dark side fret markers are among a host of modern features that will make this your new number one.

To avoid disappointment, we recommend placing your orders as soon as possible. This guitar will never be produced again, so if you miss out, that's it!

Hit the link below to take the plunge, and get your hands on the best value electric guitar under $500 in the world! You won't regret it...