The Wildkat was introduced as a somewhat Gretsch-like hollowbody, with two dog eared P-90 pickups and a tremolo tailpiece. The Wildkat Royale is sometimes confused for an earlier limited colorway Wildkat model, the Wildkat Deluxe. Royales will have their serial number inside the body on the f-hole sticker, while Deluxes will have the serial number on the back of the headstock.
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