Slithering straight out of Henry’s Music workshop, the Snake Series is our tribute to the eternal mojo of the Strat with a little bit of spice.
Inspired by classic Strats but made for today’s players, these electric guitars are loaded with modern firepower and dressed to kill in colors like Red Cobra, Blue Python, Black Mamba, Yellow Viper, or the scandalous Pink Boa. Whether you're ripping blues solos at midnight or grooving through psychedelic rock jams, this is the guitar that bites and sings.
The Backstory
The Snake Series is part of our larger Relic Series, a project created with love, experience, and a touch of rebellion. The goal? Make guitars that feel like they’ve lived on the road but play like they were made just for you.
“I’ve poured into these guitars everything I’ve learned from 25 years in the guitar world. I’ve had the privilege of working with some of the biggest brands and top names in the industry, and all of that experience is now part of these instruments,”
- Jaroslav Čížek, product specialist
Key Features
The Snake Series is built for players who want more than just a beautiful instrument – they need a guitar that performs flawlessly and feels instantly familiar. The lightweight Phoenix wood body reduces fatigue during long rehearsals or live sets, while still delivering full, resonant tone. The thin C-shaped neck and jumbo stainless steel frets offer fast, precise playability, whether you're navigating complex solos or laying down tight rhythm parts. With its HSS pickup setup, the Snake covers a wide tonal spectrum: punchy, powerful leads from the HB-2 humbucker and sparkling cleans from the SC-1 single coils.
This is a guitar that solves real-world problems. You won’t waste time tuning between songs thanks to the locking tuners. The vintage-style tremolo gives you expressive control without compromising stability. And the hand-applied relic finish doesn’t just look stunning – it hides wear from the road, making it perfect for working musicians. And, let’s be honest – it looks freaking cool.
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