Nacho Guitars
Nacho Guitars 2025 Whiteguard Nachocaster Early 50s Style Singlecut Guitar, Mint
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This Nacho Guitars 2025 Whiteguard Nachocaster in black is in mint condition. I've had a bunch of Nacho guitars come and go. We note the amazing tone and playability of each - they all are incredible instruments, and this one is no exception.
This early 50s style singlecut has a Low-density, old-growth Louisiana Swamp Ash body and a maple neck with a soft V profile and a maple fretboard with black dot inlays. It weighs 7 lbs, has 21 frets and a bone nut, and the neck is dated 7/2025.
The hardware is Tele style: a fixed bridge with brass saddles, a CRL 3 way blade switch, and Kluson Deluxe nickel no-line reproduction tuners. The aged white 1-ply pickguard sits over a Tele neck single coil reading 6.92k and a Tele bridge single coil reading 7.92k.
Everything is listed as original and in mint condition, and there are no neck or fret repairs. It comes in its original Nacho case with all the Nacho COA and spec info, plus all the Nacho candy!
Nachoguitars is the work of Ignacio "Nacho" Baños, who is based in Valencia, Spain. He's known for The Blackguard Book, a reference on Fender's early Telecaster production, and he spent about 25 years with original Blackguard Telecasters before building his own. He formed Nachoguitars in 2010, and the guitars are built in batches of 30 by Baños and a team of three builders. Nachocasters use air-dried old-growth tonewoods and nitro lacquer, with pickups wound for each guitar. Julian Lage and Redd Volkaert are listed as Nacho artists, and Billy Gibbons has publicly endorsed Baños's work.
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