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KAMINARI Swinger '69 Japan Special Edition – Sherwood Green Metallic (HH)

KAMINARI Swinger '69 Japan Special Edition – Sherwood Green Metallic (HH)

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A distinctive Japanese-made electric guitar with dual humbuckers, a compact medium-scale design and an eye-catching metallic finish.

The KAMINARI Swinger '69 Japan Special Edition brings a different tonal personality to the Swinger design, combining its distinctive vintage-inspired silhouette with two KAMINARI Original humbuckers.

Built in Japan, the guitar features a two-piece alder body, C-shaped maple neck and rosewood fingerboard with 22 frets. Its 628 mm medium scale gives the instrument a compact and comfortable playing feel.

The dual-humbucker configuration is complemented by master volume, master tone and a three-way toggle switch. A KAMINARI Original bridge with compensated steel Tele-style saddles completes the hardware specification.

The Sherwood Green Metallic finish gives this particular instrument a striking appearance, while the three-ply mint green pickguard adds a subtle vintage-inspired contrast.

Other details include GOTOH SD91-05MA tuners and a GATOR GW-JM ELEC hard case.

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 Humbucker × 2
  • Controls: Master volume, master tone, three-way toggle switch
  • Tuners: GOTOH SD91-05MA
  • Bridge: KAMINARI Original Bridge with compensated steel Tele-style saddles
  • Pickguard: Three-ply mint green
  • Finish: Sherwood Green Metallic
  • 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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