1919 KV – The Double-Cut That Doesn’t Play Nice
 
Meet the KV, our brand-new set-neck, double-cutaway beast that thinks power chords are a religion and solos are just fancy excuses to make noise. Built for the players who’d rather play loud and fast than clean and polite, the KV is pure pop-punk muscle—no frills, no filler, no nonsense.
 
Under the hood, it’s all mahogany, baby—body and neck—so you get that thick, snarling midrange that’ll punch through a wall of overdrive and still ask for seconds. A smooth rosewood fingerboard keeps things classy (because you can’t always be trashy), while the satin nitro finish makes it feel like you’ve already played it for a decade of sweaty shows.
 
Hardware? Only the good stuff. A Guyker wraparound Tune-O-Matic keeps your intonation tight and your sustain endless, while the Pure Tone jack and lone volume knob keep your signal path as clean as your conscience isn’t.
 
Pick your poison:
A Seymour Duncan Covered ’78 Humbucker with a push/push coil-split for when you want to switch from chainsaw to buzzsaw.
Or a Vintage Soapbar P90 that spits, snarls, and sasses like it was raised on 2000s Warped Tour stages.
 
24.75" scale length—because you like your bends easy and your riffs punchy.
 
The 1919 KV: all killer, no filler, no tone knob. Plug in, turn up, and let your neighbors file the complaint.