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Bertram D
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- Unidentified Customised German Guitar
guitarz.blogspot.comI have no idea what this guitar might be... It's much likely German from the 1970s, though the shape makes me think of a Defil - a Polish brand. The pickups look quite Musima - or one of the many Markneukirchen guitar brands -,...
- 1960s Rosetti Bass 7 By Egmond Guitars Of The Netherlands
guitarz.blogspot.com: George Wilkinson asks: Can any one shed a little light on this Bass 7 by Rosetti made by Egmond? My friend found it at the back of a garage while cleaning it out, I've tried but have had little result in finding out much about...
- Lefty Gibson Custom Sg Elliot Easton
guitarz.blogspot.comElliot Easton plays lead guitars in The Cars and happens to be left-handed, that gives me the opportunity to present a lefty guitar - something we can never do enough. So here is his signature Gibson SG about which I have nothing special...
- 1965 Egmond Kansas
guitarz.blogspot.com This 1965 Egmond Kansas is both simple and bizarre, it has its own coherence though one could find it like a collage of contradictory elements... I still cannot figure out if Egmonds were only crap budget guitars or...
- 1963 Worm Eaten Egmond Lucky 7
guitarz.blogspot.comYou want vintage? You cannot find better than this worm eaten Egmond Lucky 7! Unfortunately this guitar is not playable anymore, but some wild luthier in love with authenticity, natural wood and zombie movies could be inspired and...
Guitar
Egmond Manhattan
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You can easily recognize here an Egmond guitar with its white plastic block comprising the neck pickup and a slanted pickguard ending in a control plate under which all the electronics are. This system could turn any guitar into an electric one - either hollow or solid body.
Even knowing that this early 1960s Manhattan model was a cheapo (and concretely this means no truss rod), its minimalist design is quite cool and this model with very pop Lake Placid blue finish is in good condition.
Bertram D
© 2012, Guitarz - The Original Guitar Blog - 10 years and counting!
- Unidentified Customised German Guitar
guitarz.blogspot.comI have no idea what this guitar might be... It's much likely German from the 1970s, though the shape makes me think of a Defil - a Polish brand. The pickups look quite Musima - or one of the many Markneukirchen guitar brands -,...
- 1960s Rosetti Bass 7 By Egmond Guitars Of The Netherlands
guitarz.blogspot.com: George Wilkinson asks: Can any one shed a little light on this Bass 7 by Rosetti made by Egmond? My friend found it at the back of a garage while cleaning it out, I've tried but have had little result in finding out much about...
- Lefty Gibson Custom Sg Elliot Easton
guitarz.blogspot.comElliot Easton plays lead guitars in The Cars and happens to be left-handed, that gives me the opportunity to present a lefty guitar - something we can never do enough. So here is his signature Gibson SG about which I have nothing special...
- 1965 Egmond Kansas
guitarz.blogspot.com This 1965 Egmond Kansas is both simple and bizarre, it has its own coherence though one could find it like a collage of contradictory elements... I still cannot figure out if Egmonds were only crap budget guitars or...
- 1963 Worm Eaten Egmond Lucky 7
guitarz.blogspot.comYou want vintage? You cannot find better than this worm eaten Egmond Lucky 7! Unfortunately this guitar is not playable anymore, but some wild luthier in love with authenticity, natural wood and zombie movies could be inspired and...