- 1 piece alder body
- Maple neck w/ Rosewood fingerboard
- 24-3/4 scale, 22 fret
- Hand carved eagle
- 3mm LED eagle eye
- Searcy "Jumpwing" humbuckers. Bolero bridge, Obsession neck
- All access neck joint
- Master volume, Master Tone
- 3 way switch
- On/off mini switch for LED. Powered by 2 AA batteries
- Army badge on headstock
- Airborne 12th fret inlays
- Dark walnut stain finish, lightly distressed
- Hardtail bridge with strings through the body
- Black hardware
- 10-46 DR Black Beauty strings
Special thanks to:
Clint Searcy of Searcy Stringworks for donating the pickups. Clint is a
master at his craft and an all around great guy. Benford guitars is
fortunate to be linked up with such a creative and generous individual!
Charles Benford (my DAD!) for designing the eagle. The guitar turned
out better than I envisioned, thanks to a great design. Thanks DAD.
MOM and DAD for brainstorming with me on different design ideas. I
could have done it without you, but it wouldn't have been 1/2 as cool.
Clint Searcy of Searcy Stringworks for donating the pickups. Clint is a
master at his craft and an all around great guy. Benford guitars is
fortunate to be linked up with such a creative and generous individual!
Charles Benford (my DAD!) for designing the eagle. The guitar turned
out better than I envisioned, thanks to a great design. Thanks DAD.
MOM and DAD for brainstorming with me on different design ideas. I
could have done it without you, but it wouldn't have been 1/2 as cool.
US Army and US Marine Recon
team Albrook tribute guitars.
team Albrook tribute guitars.
Airborne tribute demo. All guitars are the Eagle. I recorded everything through a Line 6 POD XT. Rhythm
guitar is clean with touch of reverb and delay. Neck position. First lead guitar has a mild overdrive with a touch
of reverb and delay. Neck position. At :23, same sound but bridge pickup. :53 more drive and still bridge
pickup. 1:39 same sound, neck pickup.
guitar is clean with touch of reverb and delay. Neck position. First lead guitar has a mild overdrive with a touch
of reverb and delay. Neck position. At :23, same sound but bridge pickup. :53 more drive and still bridge
pickup. 1:39 same sound, neck pickup.
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AND THE WINNER OF THE 101st Airborne Eagle guitar is.......
BOB LOGAN from Milwaukee, WI. Bob attended the Daryl Stuermer
Godin clinic and got in on the last of the eagle tickets. Daryl did the
honors and pulled Bobs name out of 289 entries. Bob served in the
Army Airborne so it was fitting he walked away with the guitar. Bob is
great guy, and we hope he lets us stop by a visit the guitar every now
and then! Congratulations BOB!!!!!
BOB LOGAN from Milwaukee, WI. Bob attended the Daryl Stuermer
Godin clinic and got in on the last of the eagle tickets. Daryl did the
honors and pulled Bobs name out of 289 entries. Bob served in the
Army Airborne so it was fitting he walked away with the guitar. Bob is
great guy, and we hope he lets us stop by a visit the guitar every now
and then! Congratulations BOB!!!!!
Bob Logan and Steve Benford
Click on pic for more pictures from the event!