electric · S-type
S-57 / S-63 / S-67
| Maker | Nash Guitars |
|---|---|
| Origin | United States |
| Type | electric · S-type |
| Maker founded | 2000s |
| Status | current |
Nash's aged S-type line, with the S-57, S-63 and S-67 each following a different era of the design.
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Why it matters
The S models are the other half of Nash's core business alongside the T-types, and they follow the same idea: a lightly aged instrument built to feel used from the first day. The numbers refer to the era being replicated, so the differences between them sit in the details rather than in the shape. Nash works through dealers rather than selling direct, so what is available and what it costs depends on which shops carry the line.
Note
Aged Strat replicas by year.
Specifications
- Scale length: 647.7 mm (25.5 in)
- Neck shape: Thin C
Before you buy
- Aging level is a choice, and heavy relic work is difficult to undo
- Confirm the specification with the dealer, since these are built in batches
- Weight varies between examples, so ask for the figure before buying sight unseen
Other opinions
One video is one opinion. These are the other videos for this entry, most-viewed first. The order is the view count, not a ranking of ours.
Peach Guitars · 2022-08 · 7,478 views
“Check it out here: Want to hear some extended playing clips from our stock?”
A Nash S-57 in two-tone sunburst played with no commentary.
TJ Nilsen · 2024-07 · 2,756 views
“It wasn't until I played these Nash Guitars, that I had any sense of how great they really are.....”
Nash S-57, S-63 and S-67 models played back to back to compare their voices.