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This vintage 1960s S-type guitar from Klira in Germany is quite an oddity. It seems familiar yet alien at the same time what with the inclusion of features like Klira's own branded K pickups which visually have a P90-ish vibe to them plus the Jazzmaster-ish tremolo system. The Strat-style body appears to be of high quality with some very nice figuring to the timber beneath the sunburst finish.
The eBay.de listing refers to this guitar as a "Hammer Guitar" or "Hammer Gitarre" which makes little sense to me. I feel something is being lost in translation here. Currently listed with a &eurol449 Buy It Now price.
G L Wilson
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Guitar
A 1960s German take on the Stratocaster by Klira
guitarz.blogspot.com:
The eBay.de listing refers to this guitar as a "Hammer Guitar" or "Hammer Gitarre" which makes little sense to me. I feel something is being lost in translation here. Currently listed with a &eurol449 Buy It Now price.
G L Wilson
© 2015, Guitarz - The Original Guitar Blog - the blog that goes all the way to 11!
Please read our photo and content policy.
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