NEW Henry's SuperPaul SP-26 Doug Gray E-Gitarre

Henry's SuperPaul SP-26 Doug Gray Electric Guitar

Are you looking for an electric guitar that combines powerful riffs, distinctive rock sounds, and a versatile pickup configuration with modern features? The Henry's SuperPaul SP-26 Doug Gray Electric Guitar combines a classic LP-inspired body shape with an okoume body, a glued-in neck made of roasted maple, and an H/P90 pickup configuration. This model is designed for guitarists who want to play powerful rhythm parts as well as expressive leads and characterful clean tones.

Visually, the guitar features a black satin finish and a striking single-cut silhouette. The roasted maple neck provides a visible contrast. Modern components such as jumbo stainless steel frets, locking tuners, and a two-way truss rod complement the classic basic design and make the instrument particularly appealing to players who want to combine a traditional look with contemporary features.

Henry's SuperPaul SP-26 Doug Gray Electric Guitar – Classic Shape, Modern Details

The body of the Henry’s SuperPaul SP-26 Doug Gray electric guitar is made of okoumé. This material contributes to a full and balanced tonal character and is well-suited for rock, hard rock, and heavier genres. The satin black finish highlights the guitar’s clean lines and gives it a understated yet powerful appearance.

The neck is made of roasted maple and is glued to the body. A glued neck joint creates a solid connection between the two components and is a typical feature of many classic single-cut designs. The rosewood fingerboard complements the neck and provides a familiar feel when playing chords, riffs, and solo lines.

The scale length is 629 mm or 24.763 inches. Combined with a nut width of 43 mm, this results in a playing feel that is well-suited for both chord work and bends and fast runs. Ox bone is used for the nut.

22 Jumbo Stainless Steel Frets for Controlled Play

The fretboard features 22 jumbo stainless steel frets with a width of 2.7 mm. The larger fret size makes bends easier for many players and provides a direct playing feel. Especially during solos or powerful rhythm sections, the strings can be fretted with control without applying unnecessary pressure to the fretboard.

Stainless steel is also resistant to the wear and tear of regular playing. This makes the frets ideal for musicians who frequently use their instrument in the rehearsal room, on stage, or at home. The two-way truss rod also allows for precise adjustment of the neck curvature, for example, when adjusting the string action or using a different string gauge.

HB Hunter H6 Humbucker at the Bridge

An HB Hunter H6 humbucker is mounted at the bridge. This position is particularly well-suited for powerful rhythm parts, power chords, precise riffs, and assertive solos. The pickup is designed to deliver a powerful, direct tone and thus pairs well with distorted amp settings and heavier playing styles.

Clear reproduction is especially important at higher gain levels. Low strings should remain defined, while individual notes and chords retain sufficient presence. The bridge humbucker provides a suitable foundation for this and is particularly well-suited for players who use a strong attack and focused rhythm playing.

P90 Sharp P90s on the neck

A P90 Sharp P90s is used at the neck. This sets the guitar apart from classic models with two humbuckers. A P90 offers a distinctive tone character with direct response, pronounced mids, and an open fundamental sound.

The neck position is well-suited for melodic solos, blues licks, distorted rock sounds, and fuller clean passages. The contrast with the bridge humbucker significantly expands the tonal possibilities. The 3-way switch allows you to select the bridge pickup, the neck pickup, or both together, making a variety of basic tones quickly accessible.

Separate volume and tone controls

The passive electronics feature two volume controls and two tone controls. This allows both pickups to be adjusted separately. For example, the bridge humbucker can be used at full volume for powerful rhythm parts, while the neck P90 can already be set up for a softer or quieter passage.

The tonal character can also be adjusted using the respective tone controls. With the control turned up, the sound remains present and direct, while a lower setting reduces the treble and allows for warmer timbres. This classic control layout is easy to understand yet offers plenty of flexibility for different amplifier and effects combinations.

Tune-o-matic Bridge and Locking Tuners

The Henry’s SuperPaul SP-26 Doug Gray electric guitar is equipped with a Tune-o-matic bridge. This design allows for precise adjustment of octave accuracy and can be tailored to the specific set of strings being used. The headstock features locking tuners, which secure the strings directly within the tuning machines.

This makes changing strings easier and reduces the number of windings required around the tuning peg shaft. The guitar comes factory-equipped with nickel strings in the gauge 11–52. This set supports a powerful playing feel and works well for punchy rhythm parts and heavier riffs.

Black satin finish with a distinctive single-cut look

The design remains deliberately clean and simple. The black satin finish highlights the classic LP silhouette and gives the guitar a modern, understated character. The roasted maple neck and rosewood fingerboard add natural visual contrasts.

As a result, this model appeals to players who appreciate a classic single-cut shape but aren’t looking for purely traditional specifications. The combination of familiar design features and modern hardware creates a distinctive overall look.

Who is the Henry’s SuperPaul SP-26 Doug Gray electric guitar suitable for?

Are you looking for a single-cut guitar with a powerful bridge sound and a neck position that offers a distinctly different tone? Then the Henry’s SuperPaul SP-26 Doug Gray electric guitar, featuring a humbucker and a P90, offers an interesting combination. It’s particularly well-suited for rock, hard rock, and heavy sounds, but the neck pickup also allows it to handle blues, classic rock, melodic solos, and cleaner passages.

Players who value durable frets and a highly adjustable design will also find this model well-suited to their needs. Jumbo stainless steel frets, locking tuners, a Tune-o-matic bridge, and a two-way truss rod offer numerous options for customizing the instrument to your playing style.

Why buy the Henry’s SuperPaul SP-26 Doug Gray electric guitar?

The Henry’s SuperPaul SP-26 Doug Gray electric guitar combines a familiar single-cut design with a unique pickup configuration and modern components. The okoume body, roasted maple neck, and rosewood fingerboard form the structural foundation, while the HB Hunter H6 and P90 Sharp P90s provide a variety of tones.

Added to this are practical details such as the ox bone nut, the 22 jumbo stainless steel frets, locking tuners, and separately adjustable electronics. This makes the guitar ideal for players looking for a versatile instrument for the rehearsal room, the stage, or playing at home.

A gig bag is included with the guitar, allowing it to be stored safely and transported conveniently. Overall, this model offers a well-balanced combination of classic design, modern features, and versatile sounds for guitarists who are primarily at home in the rock and heavy genres.

Features:

• LP-inspired single-cut body shape
• Okoume body
• Black satin finish
• Roasted maple neck
• Glued neck joint
• Rosewood fingerboard
• 22 jumbo stainless steel frets, 2.7 mm wide
• 629 mm or 24.763-inch scale length
• 43 mm nut width
• Ox bone nut
• Two-way truss rod
• HB Hunter H6 humbucker at the bridge
• P90 Sharp P90s at the neck
• Passive electronics
• Two volume controls
• Two tone controls
• 3-way switch
• Tune-o-matic bridge
• Locking tuners
• Nickel strings, gauge 11–52
• Gig bag included

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