Sadly the trem-arm sleeve is not big enough to fit one of the arm I got laying around. Importantly, both guitars retain their Audition screwed-on names on the headstock. The only things that’s missing from the acoustic is the bottom strap button. It plays challenging but sounds pretty decent. The acoustic has a few more scratches to the back than the front but it plays well and has the original tuners. It appears red in PICS but is actually Maroon in. How have they been in the 60s?Īlso WHAT IS THAT BRIDGE? it looks super weird but it somehow works. Early 1960s Teisco Guitar, has Strat headstock and chrome Pickguard. It has some similar marks and in general the paint job looks sloppy or cheaply refinished. On this one you can clearly see where the "issue" is - a piece of the fretboard-side is getting loose. And depending on the light it's either a kind of cola-pearloid or brown-red-almost tort. item 5 Vintage 1960s Sekova Teisco Del Bizzare Guitar 1PU Redburst Shaggs Headstock Tro 5 - Vintage 1960s Sekova Teisco Del Bizzare Guitar 1PU Redburst Shaggs Headstock Tro 265.00 +45. WE GOT BLUES CHECK OUT OUR NEWEST LEGENDARY BLUES PLAYERS T-SHIRTS.FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: ALBERT KING, MUDDY WATERS, ROBERT JOHNSON, JIMI, GOT FUZZ.21. Weird to work with and not my favorite - but it already grows on me. Its a whopping 18 inches wide at the lower bout and 2 5 inches deep. This is a great collector piece in excellent condition This Teisco made Silvertone 1424 is equivalent to the Teisco branded EP-11t. Most May Queens were produced in black, but occasionally.
Like most ’60s Japanese pickups, these large single-coil units are somewhat microphonic, but otherwise have a nice beefy output. Spectrum 3 arrived safely two days ago - and today I finally got the time to open it up, clean it, restring it and play it - Hey and I even took some pictures! -) Vintage Silvertone Model 1424 Semi Hollow Body Teisco - COOL GUY Electric guitar This is a very cool looking Silvertone Model 1424 electric guitar. The Teisco May Queen was a hollowbody guitar with a single catseye soundhole and a bolt-on neck with the check-mark headstock typical of the time.
has somewhat of a similarity (color-wise) to one of the guitar I already own. They are at Reverb for up to 16x the price I just paid - so there is some room for making adjustments/restauration-work if need be. Vibrato arm and cover are missing and the fretboard/neck might need some work - but the electronics seem to be okay. Originally I intended to be just the "middle-man" as a befriended german-pickup-winder recently called those very specific headstocks his favorite.Īnd he would offer me an even "better price" on the custom Telemaster pickup set I want from him - if I could get a good deal for it and would pass it on to him - but he also understands if I'd keep it - so let's see how I like it! I found it on my country's used market portal. Vintage 1960's Teisco Electric Guitar Headstock Logo Badge Original Japan Part Very Good. So don't expect a 4k+ guitar.Īlso it's going to be my first vintage electric guitar.
First off: I don't care for overpriced vintage guitars.
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