FACTOIDS & TRIVIA

After the Blues 90 model was discontinued in 2001, the regular Bluesbird was made available with optional Seymour Duncan P-90 pickups in 2002 and 2003. The P-90 version was called the Bluesbird P-90 and it's really just a fancier version of the Blues 90. The Bluesbird P-90 was discontinued in 2004. 

 Body:  Semi-hollow; 1-piece mahogany back and sides with 2-piece carved flame maple top, single bound top

 Finish:  Cherry Sunburst, polyurethane

 Neck:  1-piece mahogany, set-in

 Fingerboard:  Indian rosewood, single bound; pearloid block markers

 Number of Frets:  22

 Pickguard:  None

 Bridge:  Gotoh Adjusto-matic with stop tailpiece, chrome

 Nut:  Plastic

 Tuners:  Grover Rotomatic, chrome

 Pickups:  Two, Seymour Duncan P-90 (SP90-3 "Custom" bridge, SP90-2 "Hot" neck)

 Controls:  Tone and volume for each pickup, 3-way pickup selector

 Scale Length:  24 3/4 inches

 Neck Width at Nut:  1 21/32 inches

 Body Width at Lower Bout:  13 7/8 inches

 Body Depth:  1 7/8 inches

 Weight:  7.6 lb