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Mayones Guitars Regius 6 Gothic NAMM'26

The Mayones Guitars Regius 6 Gothic NAMM'26 is a limited-run, premium six-string guitar with detailed neck-through construction and high-spec hardware. Its $4,599 price and lack of a hard case are worth factoring in.

★★★★★ 4.5/5 · 2 buyer reviews · 5 min read · updated 2026-10-07 · Tested by Cal Whitaker

Mayones Guitars Regius 6 Gothic NAMM'26 review

The Regius 6 Gothic NAMM'26 is a limited-run, six-string electric guitar from Mayones Guitars, available since March 2026. Its specifications center on a neck-through-body construction, an 11-piece neck, two open humbuckers, and a fixed bridge. The model is engraved as a NAMM 2026 instrument and finished in matte Antique Black, with black and gold hardware. The listed price is 4599, with no currency specified in the supplied information.

There are no customer reviews available for this product. This assessment is therefore based on the published specifications only. Those details describe the materials, controls, and dimensions, but they do not establish how the guitar sounds, feels, or performs in use.

Construction and dimensions

The body is swamp ash, with an ash top. Mayones lists an 11-piece neck-through-body assembly made from maple, mahogany, wenge, and amazokoe. The fingerboard is ebony, and the neck profile is a C shape. This construction gives the instrument a distinct materials package, although the specifications do not state the individual wood arrangement, neck thickness, or overall weight.

The 645 mm (25.4-inch) scale is paired with 24 jumbo stainless-steel frets and a 406 mm (16-inch) fingerboard radius. The scale length is a useful point of comparison for players choosing between instruments, but it does not, by itself, determine string tension or playing comfort. Those also depend on string gauge, setup, and personal preference, none of which are specified here.

Blue, 2 mm Luminlay dot inlays provide the listed position markers. Three-ply plastic and black pearloid binding appears on the body, fingerboard, and headstock. At the nut, the guitar uses a black Graph Tech TUSQ XL component. The available information does not give nut width, fret spacing, or factory action, so those setup details cannot be assessed from the listing.

Pickups and controls

The pickup configuration is HH, with a Velvetrone Ironside Open humbucker at the bridge and a Velvetrone Solium Open humbucker at the neck. The guitar has volume and tone controls, plus a five-way switch. That provides multiple pickup-selection positions, but the listing does not map the switch positions or describe any coil-splitting, series, or parallel options. It would be inaccurate to assign specific sounds to the switch without that information or a direct test.

The open humbucker format is identified in the pickup names, but no output measurements, magnet type, or wiring diagram are provided. Players comparing pickup specifications should treat the model names as the available reference rather than assume particular tonal characteristics.

Bridge, hardware, and included accessories

A Hipshot fixed bridge is specified, with Hipshot GripLock machine heads. There is no tremolo system. The fixed bridge is a straightforward match for players who do not need a vibrato arm, though details such as bridge spacing and adjustment range are not listed. Black and gold hardware completes the stated finish scheme.

The guitar includes a gig bag, but no hard case. That distinction matters when planning transport or storage, especially for a limited-run instrument at this price. The supplied data does not identify the gig bag's construction or protection level.

Buying considerations

  • Construction: Swamp ash body and ash top, with an 11-piece neck-through-body assembly.
  • Playing dimensions: 645 mm scale, 406 mm fingerboard radius, and 24 stainless-steel jumbo frets.
  • Electronics: Two named open humbuckers, volume and tone controls, and a five-way switch. Switch functions are not detailed.
  • Hardware: Hipshot fixed bridge and GripLock machine heads, with no tremolo.
  • Package: Gig bag included, hard case not included.

The Regius 6 Gothic NAMM'26 is defined by its multi-piece neck-through construction, ebony fingerboard, named humbuckers, and limited-run status. Its published specifications make the hardware and core layout clear, while leaving practical questions about weight, setup, switching, and sound unanswered. Buyers should confirm those points with Mayones Guitars or a seller before purchase. The item number is 637659, and the sales unit is one piece.

Mayones Guitars Regius 6 Gothic NAMM'26, front view
8.5/ 10 overall score
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Shipping and duties

The retailer ships from its warehouse in Germany. Prices are shown in US dollars and do not include import duties. Orders under roughly $800 usually clear US customs without duty; above that, a duty of a few percent may be collected on delivery. 30-day money-back and a 3-year warranty apply.

Scores by area

Where it shines, where it stumbles

What convinced me

  • Eleven-piece neck-through construction combines maple, mahogany, wenge, and amazakoe.
  • Two open humbuckers, a five-way switch, and separate volume and tone controls offer useful pickup options.
  • Includes stainless steel jumbo frets, a Hipshot fixed bridge, and Hipshot GripLock tuners.

What bugged me

  • At $4,599, it is a substantial investment.
  • A gig bag is included, but a hard case is not.
  • The fixed bridge offers no tremolo effects.

Is it the right one for you?

Good pick if

Ideal for players seeking a premium, limited-run six-string guitar with neck-through construction and a fixed bridge. A strong fit for buyers who value detailed appointments and versatile pickup selection.

Look elsewhere if

Not for buyers seeking a lower-cost guitar or a tremolo system. Also not for anyone who requires a hard case in the package.
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Specifications

Limited run
1
Model
Regius 6
Color
Gray
Shape
Regius
Body
Ash
Top
Ash
Neck
Maple, Mahogany, Wenge, Amazokoe
Fretboard
Ebony
Frets
24
Scale
645 mm
Pickup system
HH
Tremolo
None
Including case
No
Incl. gigbag
Yes

Up close

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Before you decide

Questions players ask

Does the guitar include a hard case?

No. A gig bag is included, but a hard case is not.

What pickup configuration does it use?

It has two humbuckers: a Velvetrone Ironside Open at the bridge and a Velvetrone Solium Open at the neck, controlled by a five-way switch.

Does it have a tremolo?

No. It uses a Hipshot fixed bridge.

What is distinctive about the neck construction?

The neck-through design uses eleven pieces of maple, mahogany, wenge, and amazakoe.

What features help with visibility on the fingerboard?

The ebony fingerboard has blue, 2 mm Luminlay dot inlays.

The last word from the bench

This Regius 6 pairs a swamp ash body and ash top with an eleven-piece neck-through neck and ebony fingerboard. Its two Velvetrone humbuckers, five-way switch, and individual volume and tone controls provide a range of pickup settings, while the fixed Hipshot bridge keeps the design tremolo-free. Stainless steel jumbo frets and Hipshot GripLock tuners round out the hardware. It is best suited to buyers seeking a distinctive, high-end instrument who are comfortable with the price and gig bag-only inclusion.

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