NAMM 2020: Framus has revealed the most affordable Devin Townsend signature electric guitar yet.
The German firm is adding the Townsend-endorsed, mahogany-bodied Stormbender to its 'budget' Chinese-manufactured D-Series, and it's available in any colour you like, as long as you like a solid black high polish finish.
Other features include Fishman Fluence Devin Townsend Signature pickups, volume and tone controls with push-pull functionality, Framus machine heads, a Tune-o-matic bridge and black hardware
The Devin Townsend D-Series will be available this Summer, for €1,449, around half the price of a fully-fledged Artist series model.
For more info head over to Framus.
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