D'Angelico Premier Bedford Oxblood
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Solidbody with "Jagstang" Look: compact format, immediate playability, and a very distinctive aesthetic.
- Two Seymour Duncan Designed Stacked P90s: a punchy and defined tone, with a quieter approach than a classic P90.
- Set-thru Satin Maple Neck, C Profile: smooth feel, good comfort, and enhanced sustain.
- 6-Point Vibrato + Tune-O-Matic: stability and precision for subtle effects as well as expressive playing.
Manufacturer Information
D'Angelico
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A Premier Bedford Designed for Modern Playing
The Premier Bedford fits into the D'Angelico range as an accessible and versatile solidbody, designed to offer true character without unnecessary complexity. The Oxblood finish and refined details (5-ply binding, "F-hole" pickguard) provide a strong identity typical of the brand, while remaining performance-oriented.
For Which Guitarist and Styles
This electric guitar is ideally suited for advanced beginners to intermediate musicians who want an inspiring solidbody, as well as for experienced guitarists looking for a characterful instrument to complement their arsenal. The P90s excel in indie, alternative rock, garage, blues, and pop: from dynamic cleans to biting overdrives, with great responsiveness to right-hand attack.
The Sound
The solid basswood body promotes a balanced output, with present mids and good uniformity across the spectrum. The set-thru maple neck (deep neck-to-body joint) enhances the sense of continuity, providing more generous sustain and a clear attack. On the electronics side, the two Seymour Duncan Designed Stacked P90s deliver the broad and expressive tone typical of P90s, while aiming to reduce background noise. The simple wiring with 1 volume / 1 tone and a 3-position selector allows quick switching from a round, full neck sound to a sharper bridge pickup, or to a very effective intermediate position for punchy rhythms.
Technical specifications
| Electronics: microphone configuration | P90 P90 | Bridge / tailpiece | Tremolo |
| Category | Asymmetric | Electronics | Passive |
| Left handed | No | Electroacoustic | No |
| Strings | Steel | Color | Red |
| Nbr of strings | 6 | Finishing | Glossy |
| Nbrs of frets | 22 | Hardware | Chromed |
| Type | "Jagstang" style solidbody electric guitar | Scale length | 629 mm / 24.76" |
| Wood | solid basswood | Nut | PPS, 42.8 mm / 1.69" |
| Thickness | 2.54 cm | Inlays | white pearl (acrylic) |
| Width | 33 cm | Truss rod | dual action |
| Binding | 5-ply | Headstock attachment | Cupola |
| Finish | Oxblood | Bridge | Tune-O-Matic |
| Pickguard | Cream Pearl F-hole (5-ply) | Tailpiece | 6-point tremolo |
| Weight | 7 kg | Tuners | Grover 109 Super Rotomatic |
| Construction | set-thru neck | Neck Pickup | Seymour Duncan Designed Stacked P90 |
| Profile | C | Bridge Pickup | Seymour Duncan Designed Stacked P90 |
| Fingerboard | ovangkol | Controls | 1 volume, 1 tone |
| Radius | 355 mm / 13.98" | Selector | 3-position switch |
| Frets | 22 | Output | standard mono jack chassis |
| Neck thickness | fret 1: 20 mm / fret 12: 22 mm | ||
Questions frequently asked
What styles can the D'Angelico Premier Bedford Oxblood cover?
The two Seymour Duncan Designed Stacked P90 pickups suit indie, alternative rock, garage, blues, and pop genres. Their attack response allows for dynamic clean tones and biting overdrives.
Are the P90s on this guitar noisy?
The stacked design of the Seymour Duncan Designed P90s aims to reduce background noise while preserving the broad tonal character associated with this type of pickup.
What is the neck of the Premier Bedford like?
The set-thru maple neck features a C profile and an ovangkol fingerboard. Its thickness is 20 mm at the 1st fret and 22 mm at the 12th fret. The scale length is 629 mm and the radius is 355 mm.
Does this guitar have a vibrato?
A 6-point tremolo is installed, paired with a Tune-O-Matic bridge and Grover 109 Super Rotomatic tuners.
What controls and output does it have?
The electronics include a volume, a tone control, and a three-way selector for the neck pickup, bridge pickup, and their combination. The output is via a mono jack mounted in a chassis.



