Ken Parker ignited a passion for technologically advanced instruments and tonal experimentation when he introduced the Lamborghini-sleek Parker Fly in 1993. Its carbon-fiber exoskeleton and neck established new standards for resonance, while the custom-designed, piezo-equipped tremolo let electric guitar players select and blend acoustic and electric tones in exciting ways. Recently, Parker designed the comparatively affordable Radial Neck Joint Series, using traditional tone woods and a revolutionary bolt-on neck pocket. One look at the DF624 and you can see that it’s still a true Parker, weighing in at a mere five pounds and boasting the custom-cast tremolo bridge, a full complement of piezo and magnetic electronics, and Parker’s uniquely slick playability.
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The DF624’s alder body is clearly descended from the Fly, with an ultra-thin profile and sculpted carves and cut-outs that project sound waves more efficiently than bodies with roughly uniform thicknesses.
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