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Though the general shape of this electric guitar is very traditional, it could be spotted and identified instantly by virtue of the signature “T” hollowed out of the headstock. The unusual (at the time) thing about this guitar is that … Continue reading
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Recently reissued version of the iconic missile shaped guitar from the ’60′s. One notable quirk (aside from the overall design) is that it has one single-coil pickup and one humbucker mounted very close to each other, about halfway between the … Continue reading
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This one-of-a-kind guitar was hand-built by Simon Farmer of Gus Guitars. The design was “influenced by one of Pop and Rock’s most flamboyant performers”. This guitar is so unique that it was necessary to build and design a carbon fiber … Continue reading
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Notable for its use by surf instrumental band Los Straightjackets, the Galaxie packs a lifetime supply of 50′s kitsch with loads of sparkle and retro spaceship stylishness. Any rock star or comic book character would be pleased as punch to … Continue reading
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This model was introduced in 1982 as a low-cost entry-level guitar with one humbucker. Shortly thereafter, Corvus II (same design, but with two humbuckers) and Corvus III (also same design, but with 3 single-coil pickups) were introduced. Despite the low … Continue reading
