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KAMINARI Swinger '69 Japan Edition – Desert Sand

KAMINARI Swinger '69 Japan Edition – Desert Sand

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A distinctive Japanese-made medium-scale electric guitar combining vintage-inspired styling with KAMINARI's original craftsmanship.

The KAMINARI Swinger '69 Japan Edition offers a compact, characterful alternative to conventional electric guitars. Built in Japan, it features an alder body, maple neck and rosewood fingerboard, paired with a comfortable 628 mm medium scale.

Its distinctive body shape and Desert Sand finish give the Swinger a retro personality, complemented by Sonic Blue and Sherwood Green Metallic as alternative finishes within the model range.

This version features two KAMINARI Original Flat Pole single-coil pickups, providing a classic single-coil configuration with straightforward, versatile controls. A master volume, master tone and three-way toggle switch allow easy selection between pickup combinations.

The guitar features a KAMINARI Original bridge, GOTOH SD91-05MA tuners and a three-ply white pickguard.

Made in Japan and supplied with a GATOR GW-JM ELEC hard case, the Swinger '69 combines distinctive design with boutique-level construction.

Specifications

  • Made in: Japan
  • Body: Alder, 2-piece
  • Neck: Maple, C shape
  • Fingerboard: Rosewood, 22 frets
  • Scale length: 628 mm (medium scale)
  • Fingerboard radius: 9.5"
  • Neck joint: Bolt-on
  • Pickups: KAMINARI Original Flat Pole Single Coil × 2
  • Controls: Master volume, master tone, three-way toggle switch
  • Tuners: GOTOH SD91-05MA
  • Bridge: KAMINARI Original Bridge
  • Pickguard: Three-ply white
  • Finish: Desert Sand
  • Case: GATOR GW-JM ELEC Hard Case

Guitar Summit 2026 Exhibition Instrument

This guitar was exhibited at Guitar Summit 2026 in Mannheim, Germany, as part of KAMINARI's showcase. Following the event, it was presented at RockSo Music in the Netherlands, offering visitors an opportunity to discover the instrument firsthand.

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