• Hex Guitars NT100 SIV
  • Headless double-locking headpiece on the Hex Guitars NT100
  • Standard 6-saddle hardtail bridge on the Hex Guitars NT100
  • Rosewood and maple fretboard options on the Hex Guitars NT100
A headless SS electric guitar built around Hex's compact, ergonomic "NT" body � a double-locking bridge system, 22 jumbo stainless steel frets, and two Alnico 5 single coils for classic T-style tone, with no headstock to get in the way.

Hex Guitars NT100 S/IV

SKU: TEMP-SKU-hex-guitars-nt100-s-iv
Electric Guitar

You want classic two-single-coil tone from a guitar that looks and balances nothing like a traditional Tele � the NT100 pairs a headless double-locking bridge with a simple, direct SS pickup layout.

This is built for a player who wants the balance and tuning stability of a headless design without needing a wide pickup-switching menu � just two single coils, a 3-way switch, and a hardtail bridge built for reliability. If you're past your first instrument and want something distinct, the NT100 is aimed at you.

Best Feature

Double-Locking Headless Bridge

With no headstock, tuning happens entirely at the bridge through a double-locking mechanism built to prevent string slippage and hold pitch � and removing the headstock's weight shifts the guitar's balance back toward the body, cutting down on neck-dive compared to a similarly sized guitar with a traditional headstock.

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Description

Hex Guitars NT100 S/IV
Hex Guitars

Hex Guitars NT100 S/IV

A headless SS electric guitar built around Hex's compact, ergonomic "NT" body � a double-locking bridge system, 22 jumbo stainless steel frets, and two Alnico 5 single coils for classic T-style tone, with no headstock to get in the way.

Headless Design SS Pickups Double-Locking Bridge 22 SS Frets

Quick Snapshot

Headless
No Traditional Headstock
SS
Pickup Configuration
22
Stainless Steel Frets
12"-15.75"
Compound-Radius Fretboard

Why You'll Love It

A headless SS electric guitar built around Hex's compact, ergonomic "NT" body � a double-locking bridge system, 22 jumbo stainless steel frets, and two Alnico 5 single coils for classic T-style tone, with no headstock to get in the way.

01

Headless, Not Headache

A double-locking headpiece built into the bridge replaces the headstock entirely � Hex's own materials describe it as preventing string slippage and providing stable tuning, without the string trees some 6-in-line headstock designs need.

02

A Bridge Built For Stability And Easy String Changes

The standard 6-saddle hardtail bridge is a solid, intuitive design that Hex says delivers high tuning stability and easy string replacement � no tremolo to fight with.

03

Two Fretboard Woods, One Tone Goal

The NT100 ships with either an Indian rosewood fretboard for a warm, soft tone, or a hard maple fretboard for a bright, lively tone � so you can pick the voicing you want by color.

The Hex Guitars Standard

Hex Guitars is the South Korean team behind HILS Guitars, its international sister brand. Before building instruments under its own name, Hex spent the early 2000s onward manufacturing guitars for other established brands � experience it has since funneled into its own factory in Indonesia, where every Hex and HILS instrument is now built and inspected in-house. The brand's own stated goal is a genuinely high-end playing experience without a premium-tier price tag.

2000s
Building Guitars Since
20+
Years Of Combined Experience
Indonesia
Own Factory, In-House Build

Engineered With Purpose

Headless double-locking headpiece on the Hex Guitars NT100

Headless, Not Headache

A double-locking headpiece built into the bridge replaces the headstock entirely � Hex's own materials describe it as preventing string slippage and providing stable tuning, without the string trees some 6-in-line headstock designs need.

Standard 6-saddle hardtail bridge on the Hex Guitars NT100

A Bridge Built For Stability And Easy String Changes

The standard 6-saddle hardtail bridge is a solid, intuitive design that Hex says delivers high tuning stability and easy string replacement, per its own product documentation.

Rosewood and maple fretboard options on the Hex Guitars NT100

Two Fretboard Woods, One Tone Goal

The NT100 ships with either an Indian rosewood fretboard for a warm, soft tone, or a hard maple fretboard for a bright, lively tone, over a 22-fret, compound-radius (12"-15.75") stainless steel neck � so you can pick the voicing you want by color.

Specifications

Body ShapeNT
Body MaterialIndonesian Mahogany
Body ConstructionSolid, Gloss Finish
PickguardBlack 3-Ply
Neck MaterialHard Maple
Neck ProfileC
Neck FinishSatin (Natural)
Neck ConstructionBolt-On
Fretboard MaterialIndian Rosewood
Fretboard Radius12"-15.75" (305mm-400mm), Compound
Frets22, Jumbo Stainless Steel (2.7mm x 1.4mm)
Fretboard InlayWhite Pearloid Dots, 6mm
Side DotsWhite
Scale Length25.5" (648mm)
NutPPS, 42mm
HeadpieceHeadless, Double-Locking (Bridge-Integrated Tuning)
Neck PickupChrome-Covered Alnico 5 Single Coil
Bridge PickupOpen-Type Alnico 5 Single Coil
Controls1 Volume, 1 Tone, 3-Way Switch
BridgeStandard 6-Saddle Hardtail
Stock StringsD'Addario EXL110, .010"-.046"
CaseDeluxe Gig Bag (Included)

Compare Models

Spec NS100 This Kit
NT100
Body ShapeNSNT
Pickup ConfigurationHSS (2 Single Coil + Humbucker)SS (2 Single Coil)
Neck PickupAlnico 5 Single Coil (Cover Matches Pickguard)Chrome-Covered Alnico 5 Single Coil
Bridge PickupCeramic HumbuckerOpen-Type Alnico 5 Single Coil
Switch5-Way3-Way
Bridge/HeadpieceHeadless, Double-Locking, HardtailHeadless, Double-Locking, Hardtail
Procraft Insight

NT100 and NS100 share the same headless double-locking platform, Indonesian mahogany body, and 25.5" scale � the real difference is pickup layout. NT100 keeps it simple with two single coils and a 3-way switch for classic T-style tones, while NS100 adds a ceramic bridge humbucker and a 5-way switch for a wider HSS tonal range.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does "headless" mean, and how do I tune this guitar without a headstock?
There's no headstock at all � the strings load and tune at the bridge end instead, through a double-locking headpiece built into the bridge. You still turn a tuning mechanism, it's just located at the body rather than up by the nut.
Why would I want a headless guitar?
Removing the headstock shifts the guitar's balance point back toward the body, which tends to reduce neck-dive, and Hex's double-locking bridge system is built specifically to prevent string slippage and hold tuning without needing string trees.
What pickups does the NT100 have?
Two Alnico 5 single coils � a chrome-covered one at the neck and an open-type one at the bridge � wired to a 3-way switch, 1 volume, and 1 tone control, for a classic two-single-coil voicing.
Does the fretboard wood change with color?
Yes. Hex's own product photography confirms the NT100 line splits by color: Black, Ivory, and Metallic Ocean Blue ship with an Indian rosewood fretboard and white pearloid dot inlays, while Butterscotch and Ruby Red ship with a hard maple fretboard and black pearloid dot inlays.
What's the fret count and radius?
22 jumbo stainless steel frets on a 12"-15.75" compound-radius fretboard, which flattens out higher up the neck for easier bends and solos.
Does the bridge have a tremolo/whammy bar?
No � the NT100 uses a standard 6-saddle hardtail bridge with no tremolo. It's a fixed bridge, integrated with the double-locking headpiece system.
What strings does it ship with?
D'Addario EXL110, .010"-.046" gauge, per Hex's own spec sheet.
Does it come with a case?
Yes, a Deluxe gig bag is included, along with hex wrenches and a spoke-nut truss rod tool for basic setup.
What's the difference between the NT100 and the NS100?
Both share the same headless double-locking platform, Indonesian mahogany body, and 25.5" scale. The NT100 keeps a simpler two-single-coil layout (SS, 3-way switch) for classic T-style tones, while the NS100 adds a ceramic bridge humbucker to its two single coils (HSS, 5-way switch) for a wider tonal range.
Is this a beginner guitar or for more experienced players?
The headless design and compound-radius jumbo-fret neck are aimed more at players who already have some experience and want a distinct, ergonomic alternative to a traditional-headstock guitar, rather than a first-time buyer's starter instrument.
Where is it made?
At Hex's own factory in Indonesia � stamped directly on the neck heel as "MADE IN INDONESIA" on Hex's own product photography.
Does the headless design affect the guitar's overall weight or balance?
Removing the headstock removes its weight from the end of the neck, which generally shifts balance back toward the body compared to a traditional headstocked guitar of similar size � one of the main practical reasons players choose a headless design.

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