Builder of ultra-desirable vintage re-imaginings, Fano has announced two new additions to its more-affordable Standard Series, the TC6 Standard and RB6 Standard.
The TC6 Standard echoes classic string-through T-types, but adds a pair of FanoTron pickups, as well as a large pickguard.
The RB6 Standard, meanwhile, fuses Rickenbacker vibes with carved-top model curves, and features a set of Fano P-90s.
Both models are available in with N.O.S. or distressed finishes, and come in a host of colours: Bull Black, Olympic White, Ice Blue Metallic, Candy Apple Red, Sonic Blue, Inca Silver, Shoreline Gold and Surf Green.
These electrics join the JM6 P-90, JM6 Humbucker and SP6 in the Standard range, and all are available now for $1,999 each (that's why the header reads more affordable, not just affordable, folks).
Head over to Fano Guitars for a closer look.
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