Moov Travel Guitar
I visited the Ronda Guitar Festival recently and saw this strikingly different travel guitar. Travel guitars have been made since guitars have been made but this one is really something else.
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I visited the Ronda Guitar Festival recently and saw this strikingly different travel guitar. Travel guitars have been made since guitars have been made but this one is really something else.
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The Peguin range from Gretsch covers a few models all of which have a peguin image on the scratch plate which seems to be the only reason for the name. However, it turns out that the real reason the name came about was a desire to produce versions of the White Falcon models and call
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Gibson™ Custom Shop have been involved with the development of this limited-edition tribute guitar based on the specs of ‘59 Les Paul Standard although it is priced a little cheaper than the original or even the Gibson™ Custom Shop version.
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If your guitar is not looking strange enough for your image you may want to try the parallel universe.
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Another take on the Telecaster for 2019. Moving way on from the Telecoustic, this model has 3 pickups, a Fishman Under-Saddle Transducer, a Fishman Acoustasonic Enhancer and a Fender Acoustasonic Noiseless™ magnetic pickup plus a “Mode Knob” which gives ten different body style and tone wood combinations.
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This is a 2018 “Limited Edition” model which retails at approximately £1500 and apart from the crap name, consists of Telecaster Custom Shop pickups, a Telecaster bridge and a Jazzmaster style neck. Oh,and cute new logo on the headstock. The body shape is designed for comfort with the Strat like relief for your arm and belly. I
Another guitar “inspired” by an artist. This one is a “road worn” model with a specification of Justin Meldal-Johnsen “signature.” He has played Bass for numerous artists, in particular Nine Inch Nails. Personally, I like a short scale bass and this one in Daphne Blue with a split-coil pickup, 30” scale and 9.5”-radius fingerboard with
This “Lefties only” model (Lefties must like a colourful axe) is part of the Steve Vai 30th anniversary issue. The HSH pickup layout has an interesting switch system. Love to try it but I’m right handed. Could be a new project.
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A standard USA Strat with a Roland pickup and electronics. Lots of different sounds.
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