Ask a Coquette owner anything!

[Bellyheart]

That was a joke. Your information has made decisions. I wish demos existed of this thing. I may have to be the first months from now.

[Nelson Instruments]

You can get twang out of it. If you are used to a telecaster though it isn't going to be the same. The bridge pickup doesn't have the sometimes-shrill high end of a fender pickup.
I just got the audio from the demo that we recorded a week or two ago. I will try to see if i can get some editing done tonight and get a demo posted!

[Bellyheart]

I don't need no tele twang, just curious of the range. New guitars=new sounds=new inspirations. I'm coming off a Mustang after a Duo sonic after a Tele after a strat after a Jet King, so I like the lot but am ready for a different sound. I was so unsure when I got my tax money, and now that it's dwindled down I can't afford a full payment, but I gotta close to a nice down payment.

Don't rush your demos. You've got a very professional grasp on things. I'm ready for that demo though.

[devnulljp]

co·quette noun \kō-ˈket\
: a woman who endeavors without sincere affection to gain the attention and admiration of men
— co·quett·ish adjective
— co·quett·ish·ly adverb
— co·quett·ish·ness noun

[Nelson Instruments]

Yeah funny story about the name. I was initially going to call it the "Debutante" since it was my debut model.
However daisy rock trademarked that name for their (are you ready for this?) CHEAPER line of guitars.
So I landed on Coquette which I like waaaaay better. What a saucy name for such a seductive guitar!
Oh I am not rushing anything. This will, however, be my first video ever so it won't be a major motion picture but will get the point across I hope!
The range of tones, as you shall see, is really broad and the pickups are sensitive to your dynamics and respond nicely!