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Bertram
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- Fender Custom Shop Sub-sonic Baritone Stratocaster
guitarz.blogspot.com: Fender baritone guitars are rather thin on the ground with the company only offering the Telecaster Blacktop Baritone and a Jaguar baritone model (which I believe has now been discontinued) as production models*. Of course, with...
- First Act Custom Shop Baritone Guitar Prototype
guitarz.blogspot.com: A semi-hollow archtop baritone guitar is what I dream of - I hope to acquire soon a Hagstrom Viking baritone that is the only available model I know of , but this 27' scale First Act Custom Shop one-off is just...
- Gretsch Spectrasonic G6144 C Melody Baritone By Tv Jones
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- Rickenbacker 260 El Dorado
guitarz.blogspot.com: I usually avoid to label a guitar as being rare, since it is usually just a cliché intending to add value to a banal instrument - and often it is its only virtue. In the case of this Rickenbacker 260 El Dorado, it might well...
- Azumi Nanyo Subtly Pointy Guitar
guitarz.blogspot.com Azumi is a very obscure Japanese guitar company, once I've written that they were (most likely) made in the Chushin Gakki factory, I've exhausted all I know about it... But looking at the sober design of this Azumi Nanyo,...
Guitar
Lindert Locomotive Baritone
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You can identify a Lindert guitar at first sight with the bizarre vintage speaker design of its bolted body, its elaborated pickguard and 'thumb-up' headstock. This Lindert Locomotive Baritone combines a classic shape with these typical Lindert innovations.
I am a baritone fan but I rarely saw one with this strat SSS pickup combination, that, together with a semi-hollow bolted MDF body, must provide a quite unique sound.
Lindert was active for 20 years since the mid-1980s, with US and Korea-made models that start to become collector guitars due to their very cool design and high quality. We had seen a bass version of the Locomotive model here.
Bertram
© 2011, Guitarz - The Original Guitar Blog - now in its 10th year!
- Fender Custom Shop Sub-sonic Baritone Stratocaster
guitarz.blogspot.com: Fender baritone guitars are rather thin on the ground with the company only offering the Telecaster Blacktop Baritone and a Jaguar baritone model (which I believe has now been discontinued) as production models*. Of course, with...
- First Act Custom Shop Baritone Guitar Prototype
guitarz.blogspot.com: A semi-hollow archtop baritone guitar is what I dream of - I hope to acquire soon a Hagstrom Viking baritone that is the only available model I know of , but this 27' scale First Act Custom Shop one-off is just...
- Gretsch Spectrasonic G6144 C Melody Baritone By Tv Jones
guitarz.blogspot.com Another guitar I'd love to play before I die - preferably on stage (the playing - well also the dying if I come to this) - is this wonderful Gretsch Spectrasonic G6144 C Melody Baritone designed by luthier Thomas V. Jones - originally...
- Rickenbacker 260 El Dorado
guitarz.blogspot.com: I usually avoid to label a guitar as being rare, since it is usually just a cliché intending to add value to a banal instrument - and often it is its only virtue. In the case of this Rickenbacker 260 El Dorado, it might well...
- Azumi Nanyo Subtly Pointy Guitar
guitarz.blogspot.com Azumi is a very obscure Japanese guitar company, once I've written that they were (most likely) made in the Chushin Gakki factory, I've exhausted all I know about it... But looking at the sober design of this Azumi Nanyo,...