GoldCoral-402-FR

Born at 400 metres below the Pacific.

Beneath the waves of the Hawaiian archipelago, at the base of Cross Seamount, gold corals grow in absolute silence — untouched by light, shaped by millennia. At 400 metres (1,312 ft) deep, these organisms live for 2,000 years or more, accruing beauty at a pace no human hand can rush. The GoldCoral-402-FR is their surface-world counterpart: a guitar that does not merely look rare — it is rare.

A Rarity Carved in Silky Quilted Maple

The body is dressed in silky quilted maple, its grain rippling in warm gold-coral tones that shift and breathe under stage light — a living 3D elegance that mirrors the bioluminescent shimmer of deep-sea coral formations. No two tops are alike. Like the ancient corals of Cross Seamount, each GoldCoral-402-FR is singular, unrepeatable, and destined to outlast trends. Anchoring its voice is the gold Floyd Rose floating bridge tremolo system — precision-engineered, visually arresting — paired with two humbuckers (that is the 402 in its name): a combination built for players who demand both articulation and power.

The Dual Cutaway: Access Without Compromise

The elegant dual cutaway silhouette grants effortless reach to the upper register, ensuring that every note — from the first fret to the last — is within reach. This is a guitar that removes barriers between imagination and execution.

From the Deep to the Stage

The GoldCoral-402-FR spans the full spectrum of electric guitar expression. From the iconic groove of Eddie Van Halen's Beat It to the anthemic riff of The Final Countdown, from the crushing precision of Metallica's heaviest passages to the lyrical warmth of melodic rock — every genre is covered, every tone is within reach.

A Collectible for the Ages

Gold corals at Cross Seamount have witnessed 2,000 years of ocean history. The GoldCoral-402-FR is built with the same permanence in mind — a collectible investment that appreciates in meaning, in rarity, and in legacy. Acquire one while it exists.

Why GoldCoral-402-FR Stands Apart

• Silky quilted maple top in gold-coral tones — where most competitors offer plain or figured maple, this top is a wearable artwork with 3D depth no production-line guitar can replicate.
• Gold Floyd Rose Original floating bridge — not a licensed copy. The benchmark for dive-bomb stability and tuning precision, finished in gold to match the coral aesthetic.
• Dual humbucker configuration (the 402) — full-spectrum output from warm jazz cleans to high-gain metal, without the single-coil hum that plagues lesser builds.
• Dual cutaway body — unrestricted upper-fret access that many single-cutaway collectibles sacrifice for aesthetics.
• Collectible investment value — like the 2,000-year-old Hawaiian gold corals it honours, this guitar is built to appreciate. Limited availability; no two are identical.