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D'Angelico EXCEL STYLE B Hollow Body Electric Guitar (Amber)A faithful replica of John D'Angelico's rhythm focused archtop and go to model throughout the 1930's, the Style B is an old school non cutaway archtop embodying the spirit of New York City jazz. With a 24. 75" scale length and only 20 frets, the Style B is easy to wield and offers naturally rich, mellow tone. A redesigned neck shape offers improved handfit and sustain while still prioritizing remarkable comfort. And offered for the first time ever in
A faithful replica of John D'Angelico's rhythm-focused archtop and go-to model throughout the 1930's, the Style B is an old-school non-cutaway archtop embodying the spirit of New York City jazz. With a 24.75" scale length and only 20 frets, the Style B is easy to wield and offers naturally rich, mellow tone. A redesigned neck shape offers improved handfit and sustain while still prioritizing remarkable comfort. And offered for the first time ever in the standard D'Angelico line, the Style B welcomes back the legendary DeArmond Rhythm Chief pickup, often seen on original D'Angelico's of the late 30s and 40s. Played acoustic, the Style B offers woody, warm tone, and thanks to the transparency of the DeArmond pickup, its amplified sound is much the same.
Features
- Modeled after the very first D’Angelico archtops developed in the 1930s, the Style B offers old school, woody tone and a timeless aesthetic.
- Often seen as an after-market addition on originally-acoustic D’Angelico’s of the late 30s and 40s, the DeArmond Rhythm Chief single-coil pickup returns to provide exceptionally balanced and rich tone.
- Borrowing from several different iterations of John D’Angelico’s ever-changing archtop designs, the new Style B features diamond-shaped f-holes and Throwback headstock.
- With only twenty frets and a 24.75” scale length, the Style B’s unique formula yields the same warm tone as non-cutaways of the 1930s.
Specifications
| HARDWARE | ||
| HARDWARE COLOR | Gold | |
| HEADSTOCK | ||
| HEADSTOCK SHAPE | Throwback | |
| LOGO INLAY | Mother of Pearl D'Angelico New York Logo | |
| SERIES INLAY (FRONT) | Mother of Pearl Style B Logo | |
| SERIAL NUMBER (BACK) | Model Name, Serial Number | |
| BINDING | 3-ply | |
| FINISH | Gloss | |
| HEADPIN | N/A | |
| TUNERS | Grover 150 Imperial | |
| STRINGS | D'Angelico Electrozinc Jazz 12's (12-52) | |
| TRUSS ROD COVER | Aluminum Skyscraper | |
| NUT WIDTH | 1 11/16” (43mm) | |
| NUT MATERIAL | Graphtech NuBone XL | |
| FINGERBOARD | ||
| MATERIAL | Ebony | |
| BINDING | 3-ply | |
| FRETWIRE | Jescar 47/104 Nickel Silver | |
| SCALE LENGTH | 24.75" | |
| RADIUS | 12" | |
| TOP INLAY | Mother of Pearl Split Block | |
| SIDE MARKER | Yes | |
| FRET NUMBER | 20 | |
| NECK | ||
| MATERIAL | 3 piece | |
| FINISH | Gloss | |
| PROFILE | C-Shape | |
| JOINT TYPE | Set Neck | |
| THICKNESS | 1F: 21mm, 12F: 23mm | |
| TRUSS ROD | Dual Action | |
| BODY | ||
| BODY SHAPE | Non-Cutaway | |
| BODY STYLE | Hollowbody | |
| BODY DEPTH | 3" | |
| BODY WIDTH | 17" | |
| COLOR | Amber | |
| FINISH | Gloss | |
| TOP MATERIAL | Laminated Spruce | |
| BACK MATERIAL | Laminated Flame Maple | |
| SIDE MATERIAL | Laminated Flame Maple | |
| BINDING | 7-ply | |
| BRIDGE | Floating Ebony Wood | |
| TAILPIECE | D’Angelico Stairstep | |
| PICKGUARD | Tortoise Scalini (5-ply) | |
| BACK PLATE | N/A | |
| PICKUP SELECTOR | N/A | |
| KNOBS | 2 Mini Hexagon | |
| STRAP BUTTONS | Gold, Locking | |
| ELECTRONICS | ||
| OVERVIEW | 1 Neck-Mounted Floating Single-Coil | |
| CONTROLS | 1 volume / 1 tone | |
| PICKUP (NECK) | DeArmond Rhythm Chief 1000 (Gold/Red) | |
| PICKUP (MIDDLE) | N/A | |
| PICKUP (BRIDGE) | N/A | |
| ADDITIONAL PICKUP INFORMATION | Alnico V | |
| POTS | 500k | |
| OUTPUT JACK | Standard Mono | |
| GENERAL | ||
| CASE | Deluxe Hardshell | |
| MADE IN | Korea | |
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★★★★★ 3
Rights Didn't Balance the Wrongs
Format: Kindle
Eva was sold to a pack as an unregistered Omega by her own father. Unwanted. They wanted her as a means to an end, not for who she was. But she knows the truth. They are her scent matches. They don't realize that because of the suppressants she is on. It's better this way. They would be slaves to biology if they knew, and now she knows the truth. Eva will gain her freedom, and when she does, she will make sure they realize exactly what they lost.
I love a rejected mate's story with a good redemption arc. Bring on all the groveling. This wasn't as satisfying as I had hoped for. Too much spice, too little story. There was little romance, affection, or redemption. Consent was questionable. And Eva's fears about biology weren't disproven. The Alphas were controlled by their scent match, and Eva was no better. The Alphas didn't have any character growth. It wasn't only their "Omega" but all of the women they entertained in the house. Even sitting on the couch would have sent an Omega into hysterics. The house and furniture were ruined. Wrongs were done - trafficking, abuse, captivity, dubious sexual encounters. There weren't enough rights to balance out the wrongs, so the Alphas stayed ruined. There were no swoon-worthy declarations or actions. There were some gifts and some redecorating, but most was off-page. Where was the over-the-top shopping trip and romantic gestures? Where were the intimate conversations? Did they ever gain Eva's trust? I'm not even sure "I love you's" were exchanged by everyone. Was there love or only scent? I don't know, so this story was not a success for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Surprisingly good!
Format: Kindle
I wasn’t sure I could forgive them and that’s always my issue with betrayal books - can I forgive the mmc, plural in this case, but the author was absolutely able to get me to that point. Yea I struggled with one them especially but overall I loved the book!! Followed the author immediately
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Amazing read!!
Format: Kindle
Where to begin. I loved this book. The characters had a way of pulling you in and making you holding your breath at the same time. I absolutely loved the fmc. Eva has a way of being vulnerable but strong. She is unwilling to give up. The mmc’s are truly horrible at the beginning. With that being said, I still found myself rooting for them. Over time you could them changing and how even when they wanted to hate her they just couldn’t find it in them. A truly remarkable love came from a terrible beginning. Loved it!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2025
★★★★★ 3
Not bad but read better omegaverse
Format: Kindle
Mmm. I have feelings. Some not good. Some good. It was an ok read. I've been on a omegaverse kick for awhile now. Love me some groveling alphas but this wasn't it. Actually there wasn't enough groveling and the fmc gave in WAY too quickly.
They all have f'ed childhood. The alphas, Dorian, Rafe and Cade met at an orphanage that did unspeakable things to them until Dorian and Rafe aged out at 18 and had ti wait a few years until they could "adopt" Cade, who was 3 years younger than them. They all become successful entrepreneur of sort, I think. They created an app called HeatLink.
The fmc, Eva, was sold to the pack by her horrible, abusing father. She endured just as much hardship. She is relentless with escaping the pack but she always gave in when they got too near. Like she couldn't keep her legs closed. She hates them but gave in everytime. I found her kind of weak in that sense.
The overall plot was fine. Didn't leave me yearning to read the next page. I did clock one of the identity of someone quickly though. Don't want to spoil it. Again, I've read better omegaverse books. The one good thing about the book is one of the lines from Cade on page 218: ""Please Eva. I'm sorry." She staggered back and I followed her on my knees, dragging myself. I didn't care. I just wanted her to hold me."" I'll admit, I melted a little bit for Cade, even though he was probably the worse a-hole out of the bunch.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Good Groveling!
Format: Kindle
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.5|🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️.5
This was really good! Definitely a dark romance! The plot was really good and was done well. I enjoyed the character development but I did wish the FMC told her pack she loved them at the end.
Overall I would recommend this to readers who like bully romances and groveling! 💖
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2026