Peavey HP 2® Poplar Burl Transparent Blue Electric Guitar w/ Deluxe Hard Case

Peavey HP 2® Poplar Burl Transparent Blue Electric Guitar w/ Deluxe Hard Case

The HP 2® seamlessly blends timeless design with modern innovation, a true embodiment of Peavey’s legacy of excellence. A genuine masterpiece, every detail is fine-tuned for effortless playability and soaring sonic enjoyment.

The HP 2® Poplar Burl Transparent Blue is a stunning addition to the HP 2 line of premium Peavey guitars.

Legendary Quality

Crafted with a Roasted Maple neck, the rock-legend-worthy HP 2 Poplar Burl Transparent Blue electric guitar offers exceptional stability and warp resistance, maintaining its tune in the most demanding circumstances. Dual graphite reinforcement bars and an adjustable steel torsion rod enhance its strength and playability, ensuring the neck remains straight and true even under the most intense playing conditions. Custom-wound Peavey humbucking pickups deliver optimal tonal response, providing a rich, full sound that captures every nuance of your playing. A Switchcraft® 3-way toggle switch enables versatile soundscapes, putting you firmly in control.

Feature Rich

The HP 2 blends timeless aesthetics with modern innovation. The guitar’s elegant cream edge binding adds a touch of sophistication, while the specially licensed Peavey Floyd Rose® tremolo assembly allows for expressive pitch modulation, giving players the ability to dive-bomb, flutter, and sustain notes with ease. Intuitive push-pull knobs provide easy access to a variety of tonal options, allowing for quick changes between single-coil and humbucking sounds. This versatility makes the HP 2 a premium choice for the most discerning players, whether performing on stage, recording in the studio, or practicing at home.

Radiant Axe

In addition to its technical prowess, the HP 2 is a visual stunner. Its sleek, asymmetrical body design and meticulously carved top ensure unparalleled comfort and balance, making it a joy to play for hours on end. The combination of classic design elements and cutting-edge technology makes the HP 2 Poplar Burl not just any blue electric guitar, but a work of art that stands out in any collection. For those who demand the best in both form and function, the HP 2 is the ultimate instrument.

A True Masterpiece
A true masterpiece, every detail is fine-tuned for effortless playability and soaring sonic enjoyment.

Optimal Tonal Response
Crafted with a Roasted Maple neck, the rock-legend-worthy HP 2 offers exceptional stability and warp resistance, maintaining its tune in the most demanding circumstances. A Switchcraft® 3-way toggle switch enables versatile soundscapes, putting the guitarist firmly in control.

Modern Innovations
The HP 2 blends timeless aesthetics with modern innovation. Its elegant cream edge binding adds a touch of sophistication, while the specially licensed Peavey Floyd Rose® tremolo assembly allows for expressive pitch modulation, giving players the ability to dive-bomb, flutter, and sustain notes with ease.

High-End Features
A Roasted Maple neck, Peavey licensed Floyd Rose tremolo bridge, and custom wound pickups set it apart from the crowd. The HP 2's sleek, asymmetrical body design and meticulously carved top ensure unparalleled comfort and balance, making it a joy to play for hours on end.

A Legend Lives On
Every detail is meticulously crafted for seamless playability and an exhilarating sonic experience. For those who demand the best in both form and function, the HP 2 is the ultimate instrument.

• NUT: Metal locking, 1 5/8” wide 
  
• NECK: Roasted Asymmetrical Maple, modified “C” profile 
• FRETBOARD: Maple, 25.5” scale, 15” radius 
• FRETS: 22 medium-jumbo
• TUNERS: Schaller Mini 
• BODY: Solid basswood body with carved poplar burl top 
• BRIDGE: Floyd Rose licensed vibrato 
• PICKUPS: Two Peavey designed high-output humbuckers 
• CONTROLS: Volume and tone with push-pull switching for coil splitting, three-way selector switch 
• FACTORY STRINGS: D’Addario .010–.046 
• BUILT: Czech Republic
• CASE: Deluxe Hard Case