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guitarz.blogspot.com: Grégory asks:
G L Wilson
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- Teisco Del Rey Et-460 4kl
guitarz.blogspot.com: The Teisco Del Rey ET-460 is probably one of the more recognizable 1960s Japanese-made guitars, and epitomises the Teisco brand with its bold striking body shape with German carve, 4+2 headstock design, four pickups with pushbutton...
- 1968 Kawai Roundback Acoustic - Japanese Ovation Glen Campbell Copy
guitarz.blogspot.com: I'm going to be lazy and lift the details about this Kawai guitar straight from the seller's description on eBay. When it's already been said so well, why re-write it? The downright weirdness of this guitar may be lost...
- Henry Kaiser's Rare Teisco Spectrum 5 In Plexiglass
guitarz.blogspot.com: We've previously looked at that most desirable of all Teisco guitars - the Teisco Spectrum 5 with its split pickups and stereo outputs - here on Guitarz before, and I would have thought that was about as good as it gets, but...
- 1960s Audition-branded Bass From Teisco
guitarz.blogspot.com: This 1960s Audition-branded shortscale bass is quite obviously a Japanese-made Teisco with tell-tale signs such as the bass-side block inlays on the fretboard and the use of metal pickguards, not to mention the particular colouring...
- Peavey Razer, Made In Usa, 1983-1986
guitarz.blogspot.com: Grégory writes: Am I wrong, or is it real that you never had a post on your great website about the wonderful Peavey Razer guitar from the early eighties? The shape is supposed to replicate a razor, all I know is that it's really...
Guitar
R.L. Burnside: See My Jumper Hanging On the Line (1978)
guitarz.blogspot.com: Grégory asks:
What guitar is that? Looks like a Teisco or Kawai from the late 60s early 70s... The video is from 1978. What's that piece of metal doing on the top of the fretboard? That's not just a fret zero...Any ideas? Personally, I'm more inclined towards it being a Kawai; I don't think it's a Teisco.
G L Wilson
© 2012, Guitarz - The Original Guitar Blog - now in its 10th year!
- Teisco Del Rey Et-460 4kl
guitarz.blogspot.com: The Teisco Del Rey ET-460 is probably one of the more recognizable 1960s Japanese-made guitars, and epitomises the Teisco brand with its bold striking body shape with German carve, 4+2 headstock design, four pickups with pushbutton...
- 1968 Kawai Roundback Acoustic - Japanese Ovation Glen Campbell Copy
guitarz.blogspot.com: I'm going to be lazy and lift the details about this Kawai guitar straight from the seller's description on eBay. When it's already been said so well, why re-write it? The downright weirdness of this guitar may be lost...
- Henry Kaiser's Rare Teisco Spectrum 5 In Plexiglass
guitarz.blogspot.com: We've previously looked at that most desirable of all Teisco guitars - the Teisco Spectrum 5 with its split pickups and stereo outputs - here on Guitarz before, and I would have thought that was about as good as it gets, but...
- 1960s Audition-branded Bass From Teisco
guitarz.blogspot.com: This 1960s Audition-branded shortscale bass is quite obviously a Japanese-made Teisco with tell-tale signs such as the bass-side block inlays on the fretboard and the use of metal pickguards, not to mention the particular colouring...
- Peavey Razer, Made In Usa, 1983-1986
guitarz.blogspot.com: Grégory writes: Am I wrong, or is it real that you never had a post on your great website about the wonderful Peavey Razer guitar from the early eighties? The shape is supposed to replicate a razor, all I know is that it's really...