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At A Glance

Body Wood
Mahogany
Type
Electric Guitars
Style
Double Cut Solid Body
Controls
1 Volume/1 Tone series/parallel push/pull for each pickup - 3 way toggle
Pickups
Duncan USA SH2/TB6
Pickup Configuration
H / H
Pickup Selector
3 way toggle
Color
Flame Wine Burst
Finish
Gloss Finish
Strings
D'addario EXL 120 light gauge
Neck Wood
Maple
Fretboard
Ebony
Number Of Frets
24 frets
Inlays
Small dots with Parallaxe inlay at 12th fret
Nut
locking nut
Nut Width
43 mm"
Scale
25-1/2"
Hardware
Black Chrome Hardware
Bridge
Floyd Rose with nickel plated brass 34mm block
Tuners
Black Chrome Grover Exclusive 18:1
Series
Parallaxe
Description

Washburn built the PXS10FRDLXWB as part of the Parallaxe Series, a line the company positioned as its most advanced rock and metal offering, designed specifically for high-speed, technically demanding playing styles. The double-cut solid body configuration was chosen to provide comfortable access to the upper register of the 24-fret neck.

The guitar was constructed with a mahogany body and a maple neck fitted with an ebony fretboard. Fret position is marked with small dots and a Parallaxe-specific inlay at the 12th fret. A locking nut at 43 mm width pairs with the Floyd Rose bridge — fitted with a nickel-plated brass 34 mm block — to anchor the string system, while Black Chrome Grover Exclusive tuners with an 18:1 ratio handle the headstock end. The 25-1/2" scale carries Duncan USA SH2/TB6 humbuckers in a neck-and-bridge configuration. The control layout offers one volume and one tone control per pickup, each with a series/parallel push-pull function, selected via a 3-way toggle. Hardware throughout is finished in black chrome. The guitar left the factory strung with D'Addario EXL 120 light-gauge strings and was available in a Flame Wine Burst gloss finish.

Owners seeking setup work, Floyd Rose maintenance, or compatible replacement parts — including the 34 mm brass sustain block, locking nut, or Grover tuner bushings — should consult a qualified guitar technician familiar with double-locking tremolo systems.

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