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Bertram D
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- Klira Hollow Body
guitarz.blogspot.com Unfortunately Klira guitars are poorly documented on the internet, though this West-German company has been making music instruments for one century - stopping in the 1980s. Though at the time they started to build electric guitars...
- Roger Standard Cutaway
guitarz.blogspot.com: It's summer, the time of crappy pictures... Anyway, this Roger Standard Cutaway may look dusty and beaten, but it's a fine schlaggitarre by German luthier Wenzel Rossmeisl, father of the famous Roger Rossmeisl...
- German Mij Luxor
guitarz.blogspot.com Luxor guitars were made in Japan in FujiGen Gakki for a German company in the 1970s, and its law-suit Les Pauls are still well sought after. This Luxor model definitely has some Jaguar in its DNA - like many European guitars...
- 1966 Mosrite Gospel Mark-i - Model 600
guitarz.blogspot.com When I think Mosrite I think mostly about the iconic double cutaway solid body with a longer lower horn, a slanted neck pickup and a German carve, but though this Gospel semi-hollow is more classic, it still has the special hardware...
- Lindberg Semi-hollow Guitar
guitarz.blogspot.com I know very little about Lindberg guitars - it was a German brand from the 1950s to the 1970s that didn't make their guitars but had them build by various luthiers in Germany and Japan (including Matsumoku)(note that it was not...
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Cyan Guitars - made in Germany
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The other day I posted about the Farin Urlaub signature guitar by German company Cyan Guitars - well there are some neat guitars on their website - I picked up a few (the Hellboy, the Hellcaster and the Zodiac) (I chose white models because of the black background on the pictures but there are other colors of course). I love the pointy Mosrite style of the horns, the slanted outline, the German carve, the aligned tuners, the bridge plates and pickup rings - well, everything...
Bertram D
© 2013, Guitarz - The Original Guitar Blog - the blog that goes all the way to 11!
Please read our photo and content policy.
- Klira Hollow Body
guitarz.blogspot.com Unfortunately Klira guitars are poorly documented on the internet, though this West-German company has been making music instruments for one century - stopping in the 1980s. Though at the time they started to build electric guitars...
- Roger Standard Cutaway
guitarz.blogspot.com: It's summer, the time of crappy pictures... Anyway, this Roger Standard Cutaway may look dusty and beaten, but it's a fine schlaggitarre by German luthier Wenzel Rossmeisl, father of the famous Roger Rossmeisl...
- German Mij Luxor
guitarz.blogspot.com Luxor guitars were made in Japan in FujiGen Gakki for a German company in the 1970s, and its law-suit Les Pauls are still well sought after. This Luxor model definitely has some Jaguar in its DNA - like many European guitars...
- 1966 Mosrite Gospel Mark-i - Model 600
guitarz.blogspot.com When I think Mosrite I think mostly about the iconic double cutaway solid body with a longer lower horn, a slanted neck pickup and a German carve, but though this Gospel semi-hollow is more classic, it still has the special hardware...
- Lindberg Semi-hollow Guitar
guitarz.blogspot.com I know very little about Lindberg guitars - it was a German brand from the 1950s to the 1970s that didn't make their guitars but had them build by various luthiers in Germany and Japan (including Matsumoku)(note that it was not...