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Founded back in 2009 by long time PRS designer Joe Knaggs, Knaggs Guitars experienced team of world class luthiers craft guitars of the very highest standard. With guys like Steve Stevens and Doug Rappaport on their roster, Knaggs build guitars for some of the finest players around.
Constructed with precision, the Knaggs Kenai features a Mahogany body with a Tier 2 curly maple top, finished in an eye-catching California Sunset gloss nitro finish. The Mahogany set-neck, measuring 24.75" in scale length, is complemented by a Macassar Ebony fingerboard with a 12" radius, 22 medium frets, dot inlays, an Ebony headstock veneer, and a bone nut.
Equipped with Seymour Duncan Seth Lover pickups, these deliver serious PAF style tones with smooth, vintage-inspired richness and a articulate classic rock vibe.
The hardware of the Knaggs Kenai is equally impressive, featuring a Knaggs Influence 2-in-1 Bridge and Gotoh Tuners. With these top-tier components and the craftsmanship synonymous with Knaggs Guitars, the Kenai stands as a testament to the brand's commitment to producing instruments of the highest standard.
This guitar is pre-owned and does show fair signs of use. There is a decent amount of play wear and a slight amount of lacquer missing on the headstock. However, this is only cosmetic and does not affect the playability or structural stability of the guitar at all. It still plays and sounds absolutely incredible!
Please note, this guitar will receive a full quality inspection and pro setup prior to dispatch at no extra cost. We have a full-time tech team dedicated to ensuring any guitar that you purchase from us - new or second hand - receives the full Peach treatment! If you have any setup preferences, please reach out to us and we'll do our best to accommodate.
