• Leo Jaymz Tsunami Chameleon
  • Double-Locking Tremolo 181 Locking Tuners
  • Mahogany Body Roasted Maple Neck 24-Fret Rosewood Board

Leo Jaymz Tsunami Chameleon

SKU: LJ-TSUNAMI-CH
Electric Guitars

Want real tremolo tricks without your tuning falling apart - the double-locking system keeps you in pitch through dive bombs.

Built for a guitarist who wants to actually use a whammy bar - dive bombs, flutters, pull-ups - without babysitting their tuning between songs. The Chameleon finish also suits someone who wants a guitar that visibly stands out on stage or on camera.

Best Feature

Double-Locking Tremolo System

A locking nut clamps the strings at the headstock while a locking Floyd-style bridge holds the other end, backed by 18:1 ratio locking tuning machines. That's the same core approach used on far more expensive tremolo guitars to keep pitch stable through aggressive bar use - here it comes standard, not as a costly upgrade.

Country of Origin: China
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Description

Leo Jaymz Tsunami Chameleon
Leo Jaymz

Leo Jaymz Tsunami Chameleon

A superstrat built around a double-locking tremolo, HH rail humbuckers, and a color-shifting Chameleon finish - for players who want dive-bomb tricks and tuning stability without stepping up to a premium-tier price.

Double-Locking Tremolo Roasted Maple Neck HH Rail Pickups 24 Frets

Quick Snapshot

HH
Pickup Configuration
24
Frets
Double-Lock
Tremolo System
18:1
Tuner Ratio

Why You'll Love It

A superstrat built around a double-locking tremolo, HH rail humbuckers, and a color-shifting Chameleon finish - for players who want dive-bomb tricks and tuning stability without stepping up to a premium-tier price.

01

A Tremolo Built For Dive Bombs, Not Just Wobble

A genuine double-locking tremolo - a locking nut at the headstock paired with a locking Floyd-style bridge - lets you dive bomb, flutter, and pull up on the bar without the guitar drifting out of tune the way a standard vintage-style tremolo would.

02

A Neck Built To Stay Stable

The roasted maple neck is heat-treated before shaping, which drives out the moisture that makes untreated maple necks shift with humidity and temperature - so the Tsunami holds its setup better across seasons than a standard maple neck.

03

Two Humbuckers, Rail-Style For Even Output

HH rail-style humbuckers cover the full width of the string spacing for consistent output string to string, giving you a hotter, more focused tone at the bridge for leads and a warmer, rounder tone at the neck for rhythm work.

The Leo Jaymz Standard

Leo Jaymz has operated as a wholesaler since 1998, and now sells direct to players worldwide through its own online store under the tagline "Crafting Your Sound." Rather than one flagship model, the brand runs several in-house series side by side - Tsunami, Tempest, Monsoon, and Hurricane Deluxe among them - alongside more traditional ST- and TL-style shapes and a line of DIY build-your-own guitar and bass kits aimed at hobbyists who want to mod or refinish their own instrument.

1998
Wholesaler Since
Direct-to-Consumer
Sales Model
Worldwide
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Engineered With Purpose

Leo Jaymz Tsunami Chameleon headstock and locking tremolo detail

Double-Locking Tremolo, 18:1 Locking Tuners

A locking nut clamps the strings down at the headstock, working with a double-locking Floyd-style tremolo bridge and 18:1 ratio locking tuning machines - the combination that lets a superstrat handle dive bombs and pull-ups and still come back close to pitch, instead of drifting the way a non-locking vintage tremolo does.

Leo Jaymz Tsunami Chameleon body and neck detail

Mahogany Body, Roasted Maple Neck, 24-Fret Rosewood Board

A mahogany body supplies low-end warmth and sustain, paired with a roasted maple neck for added stability and a rosewood fretboard carrying 24 frets - full access up the neck for leads without running out of room.

Specifications

Body MaterialMahogany
Neck MaterialRoasted Maple
Neck Profile20.5mm (1st Fret) - 22.5mm (12th Fret)
Fretboard MaterialRosewood
Frets24
Scale Length25.5" (648mm)
Nut Width42mm
PickupsHH, Rail-Style Neck Humbucker
Bridge/TremoloDouble-Locking Tremolo (Locking Nut + Locking Bridge)
Tuning MachinesLocking, 18:1 Ratio
Stock StringsNickel, .009"-.042"
Hand OrientationRight-Handed
FinishChameleon (Color-Shifting)

Compare Models

Spec Tsunami Tsunami Deluxe
Body MaterialMahoganyMahogany
Neck MaterialRoasted MapleRoasted Maple
Fretboard / FretsRosewood, 24 FretsRosewood, 24 Frets
Bridge HumbuckerHH, No Coil-SplitHH, Pull-To-Split For Single-Coil Tone
Bridge/TremoloDouble-Locking TremoloDouble-Locking Tremolo
Tuning MachinesLocking, 18:1Locking, 18:1
Color OptionsChameleon, Matte Black, Matte Silver, BlueViolet, Blue, Red Black, Green
Procraft Insight

The Tsunami and Tsunami Deluxe share the same body, neck, fretboard, and double-locking tremolo hardware - the real difference is the Deluxe's pull-to-split bridge humbucker, which adds single-coil tones the standard Tsunami's HH setup doesn't offer, plus a different color lineup. If you don't need the coil-split option, the standard Tsunami gets you the same core playing feel and tremolo performance.

Frequently Asked Questions

What pickups does the Leo Jaymz Tsunami Chameleon come with?
An HH configuration - two humbuckers, with a rail-style unit at the neck for even output across all six strings. It's built for a hotter, more focused bridge tone for leads and a warmer, rounder neck tone for rhythm, without a middle single coil in between.
Does the Tsunami have a working tremolo/whammy bar?
Yes - a genuine double-locking tremolo system: a locking nut at the headstock paired with a locking Floyd-style bridge. That combination is what lets you dive bomb and pull up on the bar without the guitar drifting badly out of tune, unlike a standard non-locking vintage tremolo.
Will the tremolo actually hold tuning through heavy use?
That's exactly what the locking-nut-plus-locking-bridge setup is designed for, backed by 18:1 ratio locking tuning machines. Locking tuners mean the string is clamped at the tuning post instead of just wound around it, so it can't slip - the same tuning-stability approach used on far pricier locking-tremolo guitars.
What does the neck feel like to play?
A roasted maple neck, heat-treated before shaping to reduce the moisture content that makes untreated maple shift with humidity and temperature, over a 24-fret rosewood fretboard. The neck measures 20.5mm deep at the 1st fret and 22.5mm at the 12th, a slim, fast-playing profile.
What scale length and nut width does this guitar use?
A standard 25.5" (648mm) scale with a 42mm nut width - familiar dimensions if you're used to a Stratocaster-style superstrat.
What strings does it ship with?
Nickel strings in a .009"-.042" gauge, according to Leo Jaymz's own spec sheet - a standard light-to-medium gauge suited to the tremolo system out of the box.
What is the Chameleon finish - is it actually different colors, or a marketing name?
Chameleon is a genuine color-shifting paint finish: the body shifts hue depending on the angle you view it from and the light hitting it, rather than staying one flat color like Matte Black or Matte Silver. It's a real optical-pigment finish, not just a name.
What's the difference between the Tsunami and the Tsunami Deluxe?
Both share the same mahogany body, roasted maple neck, 24-fret rosewood board, double-locking tremolo, and 18:1 locking tuners. The Tsunami Deluxe adds a pull-to-split function on its bridge humbucker for single-coil tones, a feature the standard Tsunami's bridge pickup doesn't have. The two lines also come in different color options - Tsunami Deluxe runs colors like Violet and Green that aren't offered on the standard Tsunami.
Is this a beginner guitar or built for more experienced players?
The double-locking tremolo rewards some setup knowledge - re-stringing and adjusting a locking system takes a bit more care than a standard tremolo or hardtail bridge. A first-time player can still use it, but it suits someone who already wants tremolo tricks (dive bombs, flutters) and is willing to learn basic locking-tremolo maintenance.
Is the Tsunami right-handed or left-handed?
Right-handed only, per Leo Jaymz's spec sheet for this model.
Who makes Leo Jaymz guitars, and where are they from?
Leo Jaymz has operated as a wholesaler since 1998 and now sells direct to players worldwide through its own online store, running several in-house series - including Tsunami, Tempest, Monsoon, and Hurricane Deluxe - alongside more traditional ST- and TL-style guitars and DIY build kits.
What's covered under warranty?
A 1 year electronics warranty covers manufacturing defects in the guitar's electronics from the date of purchase.

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Warranty
1 Year Electronics Warranty
Covered against manufacturing defects for one year from date of purchase.
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Dispatched quickly with tracking on every order.
Returns
Easy Returns
Straightforward return process if it is not the right fit.
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Questions before or after purchase, answered by a person.

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