Explore new sounds with the Chapman Lawmaker Traditional Blood Moon

An HSS configuration with a Wilkinson tremolo to add variety to your performances.

The Chapman Lawmaker Traditional Blood Moon is an electric guitar featuring a mahogany body with a flame maple top, a roasted maple neck, and a rosewood fretboard. Its 65 cm scale length and 22 stainless steel jumbo frets offer a build focused on precision and versatility. The Chapman Redline Special humbucker in the bridge is paired with two Chapman Straight-Six single-coil pickups, located in the middle and neck positions. Together with the Wilkinson WVS130-2P tremolo, it allows you to explore different sounds and expressive techniques in everyday practice, rehearsals, studio sessions, and live performances, whether you are developing your technique or are an experienced musician.

Key features of the Chapman Lawmaker Traditional Blood Moon

Mahogany body with a flame maple top and gloss finish

Roasted maple neck and rosewood fretboard

65 cm scale length and 22 stainless steel jumbo frets

HSS configuration with Chapman Redline Special and two Chapman Straight-Six pickups

Wilkinson WVS130-2P tremolo with locking saddles

What makes the Chapman Lawmaker Traditional Blood Moon special?

The combination of humbucker and single-coil pickups expands your options when arranging each part of a song. The Chapman pickups, developed in collaboration with Wilkinson, offer a varied tonal palette from the bridge, middle, and neck positions. For beginners, this layout makes it possible to discover the character of different types of pickups; for advanced guitarists, it provides alternatives when working on accompaniment, arrangements, and lead lines. The Wilkinson WVS130-2P tremolo features locking saddles to enhance tuning stability and reliability, while also allowing for tonal variations during performance. The stainless steel jumbo frets complete the set, while the gloss finish enhances the flame maple top, and the matching headstock maintains the instrument's visual continuity.