Squier Paranormal Troy Van Leeuwen Telecaster XII (12-String) - copper age

The SQUIER Paranormal Troy Van Leeuwen Telecaster XII 12-string solid body electric guitar (0371030594) is the signature model of an artist who has been performing for about three decades with such renowned bands as Failure, A Perfect Circle, Queens of the Stone Age, Eagles of Death Metal, and Puscifer. He can be considered one of the founders—or at least one of the pillars—of the classic indie/stoner sound.

The Squier Paranormal Troy Van Leeuwen Telecaster XII is a mainstream variation on the Fender Telecaster that will allow you to intelligently expand your arsenal.
Thanks to its distinctive 12-string design, which produces a natural and unique chorus effect, you can expand your sonic palette and create rich, full-bodied chord layers that are, above all, brimming with musicality.

The Squier Paranormal Troy Van Leeuwen Telecaster XII features a Nyatoh body, a bolt-on maple neck (C-profile), and an Indian laurel fingerboard (21 narrow-tall frets, 25.5" scale length, 9.5" radius). This combination produces a full-bodied tone with clarity, bite, and dynamic range. The lows are warm, the mids are generous, and the highs are clear.
Nyatoh is a sustainable wood species and an alternative to mahogany that produces dense, rich tones with pronounced mids.
The laurel used for the fingerboard is a high-quality alternative to rosewood. With superior density and stability, its acoustic performance is comparable to that of Brazilian rosewood.