ALPHA
Built to the same standard as the Delta but with a more distinct aesthetic direction, the Alpha takes its cues from the finest electrics of the 1950s and 60s — block inlays, bound top and neck, and four-way controls come as standard.
Available in mahogany with a choice of one or two piece body, finished in a range of metallic colours drawn from the classic car palette or in sunburst over a figured maple top.
Twin pickup options span Sunbear PAF-voiced humbuckers, P90s, Dynasonics, and Filtertrons, with wraparound or Tune-O-Matic bridge to suit your playing style and tonal preference.
The result is a guitar that pulls from the most desirable electrics of the 1950s and 60s - familiar enough to feel instantly comfortable and distinctive enough to stand on its own.
Premium hardware and electronics throughout, built and set up to the same standard as every guitar that leaves our bench.
- African Mahogany body with bound Maple top
- Brazilian Mahogany set neck
- Premium Rosewood or Ebony bound fretboard
- Sunbear Pickups
- ABM Wraparound or Faber Tune-O-Matic bridge
- CTS / Switchcraft / Mullard Mustard electronics
- Kluson / Gotoh Tuners
- Nitrocellulose Finish
- Case
- Multiple colours and options available
From £3200
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FAQ's
What inspired the design of the Tonewolf Alpha?
The Alpha takes its cues from classic-era electric guitars, with a twin-pickup layout, bound top, vintage-style bridge options, and premium finishes. The overall idea is to capture the feel and look of those timeless designs while building something that feels solid, balanced, and responsive in the hands.
What pickup options are available on the Alpha?
The Alpha can be fitted with a range of pickups depending on the sound you’re after. Options include Sunbear PAF-style humbuckers, P90s, Dynasonic pickups, and Filtertrons, giving players plenty of scope to shape the guitar around their own tone.
What woods and hardware are used on the Alpha?
The Alpha features an African Mahogany body with a bound Maple top, paired with a Brazilian Mahogany neck. It’s typically finished with premium fretboard options and high quality bridge choices such as a Tune-O-Matic or wraparound bridge.
Is the Alpha well suited for recording and live performance?
Yes, very much so. The combination of classic tonewoods and flexible pickup options makes the Alpha a strong choice for both studio work and live playing.
How much does a Tonewolf Alpha usually cost?
Alpha models generally start at around £3200, with the final price depending on the specifications and options chosen.