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In the early 1990s I lived in a very rural part of Canada. With a lot of lakes, trees, and wildlife it's hard to complain. However, it seems I missed out on a lot of things that were going on in the guitar world.
Take this Heartfield RR-58 for example. Drawing influences from all over the place these guitars were the product of a joint company created by the American and Japanese branches of Fender.
I love the TV yellow-ish colour and the simple layout. Nice setneck design and a pushbutton 10db boost with l.e.d. indicator.
Apparently they made a version in green as well, thus piquing my interest even more so.
R.W. Haller
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Guitar
Heartfield by Fender RR-58 Made in Japan
guitarz.blogspot.com:
In the early 1990s I lived in a very rural part of Canada. With a lot of lakes, trees, and wildlife it's hard to complain. However, it seems I missed out on a lot of things that were going on in the guitar world.
Take this Heartfield RR-58 for example. Drawing influences from all over the place these guitars were the product of a joint company created by the American and Japanese branches of Fender.
I love the TV yellow-ish colour and the simple layout. Nice setneck design and a pushbutton 10db boost with l.e.d. indicator.
Apparently they made a version in green as well, thus piquing my interest even more so.
R.W. Haller
© 2015, Guitarz - The Original Guitar Blog - the blog that goes all the way to 11!
Please read our photo and content policy.
- Mf Exclusive Acoustic Guitar With Interesting Bridge/non-bridge
guitarz.blogspot.com: I'd not heard of MF guitars before seeing this interesting specimen from 1994.Apparently this MF Exclusive Acoustic is made from one piece of wood, not counting the fretboard. I do like the innovative and simple "bridge" and...
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guitarz.blogspot.com: It's likely become apparent to you all that I am a huge Telecaster fan. I love all Teles. From the Fender Standard American to the wackiest take on the design, I can rarely find fault with them. I thought I could share that...
- 1966 Teisco Vintage Sounds In Stunning Green
guitarz.blogspot.com: I did a search on this blog for a Teisco Vintage Sounds guitar as the one pictured above and fully expected to find a few. But my search found none. A little surprising as there are 64 posts here concerning Teisco....
- Kay Ke-20 Solid Body Electric Guitar From The 1980s
guitarz.blogspot.com: For some reason part of my brain cannot believe that Kay made guitars after the 1960s. I know that they did and there is a lot of evidence to prove it. Exhibit A: This gorgeous KE-20 from 1985. Simple and dare I say, elegant. Especially...
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