Michael Kelly 1953 Quad Mod Electric Guitar - Caramel Burst - MK53SCBERO

Michael Kelly 1953 Quad Mod Electric Guitar - Caramel Burst - MK53SCBERO

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M251S

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Michael Kelly 1953 Quad Mod Electric Guitar - Caramel Burst - MK53SCBEROOverview Just the right amount of vintage magic makes the 1953 the choice for those that are seeking a more traditional instrument. The '53s all Alder body is capped with flame maple and the pickup configuration is vintage traditional. Well at least that is how it appears. Actually we put an MK electronics mod on the 1953 that we call the Quad Mod. As the name implies you get 4 great sonic options instead of the expected 3 options. The 1953 has a 4

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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2026