Although ‘Port & Chocolate’ has an Alnico pickup in the bridge position, it is a DiMarzio, not an ASAT Classic Alnico as one would find on other G&L Alnico models. I know of only 2 guitars that have such a bridge pickup combined with a Seymour Duncan (SD) Seth Lover (SH-55N) humbucker in the neck: this guitar and one featured in a July 15, 2015 post on Facebook (FB) by G&L Musical Instruments with S/N CLF072272. With the exception of a different pickguard pattern and S/N, these 2 guitars have identical specs, both with chambered swamp ash body, that is semi-hollow without f-holes. This implies they also share the Sunset Coral finish which had initially appeared on an ASAT Z-3 from 2011 (S/N CLF062396) featured on the prototype page of the old G&L website. The previous 3 are listed with Sunset Coral being a test color. But this rare finish became generally available in April 2021 starting with a Doheny (S/N CLF2104155), an ASAT Classic Bluesboy (S/N CLF2104170), and an ASAT Special (S/N CLF2104201), upping the total. But why test such a color? In some places coral is the traditional gem for a 35th a wedding anniversary. But in the end, G&L’s 35th Anniversary Collection released in 2015 was offered in Emerald Green Metallic, a reference to the more traditional gemstone for such an occasion. The guitar has a nicely contrasting tortoise pickguard, chrome plated control panel with volume control, tone control, and 3-position pickup selector. The hard-rock maple #1c neck has a 12” rosewood fingerboard with Jescar Vintage 43080 frets, 1⅝” nut width, and Sperzel closed tuning machines. For the non-Alnico version of a Semi-Hollow ASAT Classic Bluesboy, please visit:

http://glguitars.com/product/asat-classic-bluesboy-semi-hollow/.