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- Homemade Upright Bass-banjo. Awesomely Unique Instrument.
guitarz.blogspot.com: I'd love to hear how this Bass-Banjo sounds. I think it's a great idea and I had one of those " how have I not thought of this" moments. This particular bass looks like it was made quite cheaply It makes me wonder if...
- Epiphone Sc-550 "scroll" Guitar Circa 1976-79
guitarz.blogspot.com: Here's another of my favourite guitar designs; it's an Epiphone SC-550 from the late 1970s, back in the day when Epiphone had their own discrete range of guitars and weren't merely Gibson's equivalant of Fender's...
- 1970s Jhs Copy Of A Gibson Marauder
guitarz.blogspot.com: This 1970s-era JHS branded guitar is another copy of one of the lesser known - and certainly more unpopular - Gibson solidbodies. I always used to like the Gibson Marauder design back in the day; I think The Buzzcocks used them and...
- Defil Kosmos - A 1980s Polish Take On The Gibson Moderne
guitarz.blogspot.com I've always liked the story behind the Defil Kosmos. As you can see its body copies the mythical Gibson Moderne, a model conceived in 1958 together with the Flying V and the Explorer, but discarded as too radical......
- 1953 Epiphone Zephyr Emperor Regent, A Sexy Grandma
guitarz.blogspot.comYes Ma'am, this Epiphone Zephyr Emperor Regent is all this - Zephyr, Emperor and Regent, on top of being an Epiphone - I mean a 1953 Epiphone when the brand was Gibson's most serious concurrent, and actually leading the market...
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Epiphone Mo'Baby. A travel sized version of the Gibson Moderne
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I've always regarded the Gibson Moderne as an important piece of guitar history and Gibson lore. From it's early days as a Gibson that basically didn't really exist, to the reissues with varying headstock designs, it certainly holds a place in the pantheon of electric guitar.
But, I don't really like it.
Here we have another reissue under the Epiphone flag that turns the Moderne into a smaller travel sized offering. This somehow makes more sense to me as a concept even if branding it "Mo'Baby" is a tad ridiculous.
I wonder if there is the option of keeping the built in speaker on while playing through an outboard amp as well. And if it would offer any string response or feedback to do so. Has anyone tried this wit speaker equipped electric guitars?
R.W. Haller
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- Homemade Upright Bass-banjo. Awesomely Unique Instrument.
guitarz.blogspot.com: I'd love to hear how this Bass-Banjo sounds. I think it's a great idea and I had one of those " how have I not thought of this" moments. This particular bass looks like it was made quite cheaply It makes me wonder if...
- Epiphone Sc-550 "scroll" Guitar Circa 1976-79
guitarz.blogspot.com: Here's another of my favourite guitar designs; it's an Epiphone SC-550 from the late 1970s, back in the day when Epiphone had their own discrete range of guitars and weren't merely Gibson's equivalant of Fender's...
- 1970s Jhs Copy Of A Gibson Marauder
guitarz.blogspot.com: This 1970s-era JHS branded guitar is another copy of one of the lesser known - and certainly more unpopular - Gibson solidbodies. I always used to like the Gibson Marauder design back in the day; I think The Buzzcocks used them and...
- Defil Kosmos - A 1980s Polish Take On The Gibson Moderne
guitarz.blogspot.com I've always liked the story behind the Defil Kosmos. As you can see its body copies the mythical Gibson Moderne, a model conceived in 1958 together with the Flying V and the Explorer, but discarded as too radical......
- 1953 Epiphone Zephyr Emperor Regent, A Sexy Grandma
guitarz.blogspot.comYes Ma'am, this Epiphone Zephyr Emperor Regent is all this - Zephyr, Emperor and Regent, on top of being an Epiphone - I mean a 1953 Epiphone when the brand was Gibson's most serious concurrent, and actually leading the market...