DELTA
Where the CUB strips things back to the essentials, the Delta takes that same philosophy and opens it up — a second pickup, broader tonal range, same commitment to quality and feel.
Available in single-cut or double-cut body styles, the Delta is built with a set neck in your choice of mahogany, korina, or maple.
Each bringing its own character to the instrument. Mahogany and Korina lean into warmth and sustain, while Maple adds a little more snap.
Pickup options span Sunbear P90s, humbuckers, Tele, and Firebird configurations — mix and match to build the voice you're looking for.
Premium hardware and electronics throughout ensure the instrument performs the way it should.
Every Delta leaves the bench set up how you want and ready to go — built the way we believe a guitar should be.
- African Mahogany body (Korina an option) / Single or Double Cut
- Brazilian Mahogany set-neck (Korina or Maple an option)
- Premium Rosewood or Ebony fretboard
- Sunbear Pickups
- Rutters / ABM Tele Bridge or ABM / MCB Savvy Wraparound
- Kluson / Gotoh Tuners
- CTS / Oak Grigsby / Switchraft / Mullard Mustard electronics
- Nitrocellulose Finish
- Case
- Multiple colours and options available
From £2700
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FAQ's
How is the Tonewolf Delta different from the CUB?
The Delta builds on the same core idea as the CUB but adds a second pickup, different bridge options and more tonal flexibility. It’s available in both single-cut and double-cut body styles, giving players a different feel and broader range of sounds depending on the design they prefer.
What pickup options can you get on the Delta?
The Delta can be configured with a range of pickup combinations depending on what you’re after. Options include P90s, humbuckers, Tele-style pickups, Filtertons and Firebird-style pickups, so players can tailor the guitar to suit their own sound and playing style.
Is the Delta a good fit for different music styles?
Very much so. With its dual-pickup setup and expanded tonal range, the Delta works really well for rock, blues and country. At the same time, it’s versatile enough to handle jazz, indie, and plenty of other styles.
What woods are used to build the Delta?
The Delta is typically built with an African Mahogany body, with Korina available as an option for a slightly different tonal character. Necks are usually Brazilian Mahogany, though Korina and Maple are also available depending on the player’s preference.
How much does a Tonewolf Delta usually cost?
Delta models generally start at around £2700, with the final price depending on the pickup configuration and other options chosen.