Local online classifies this morning... the seller does not know what it is, other than being Japanese. I don't know what it is... but it is so cool! (In a very different, and strange looking way). Wants $150 with the case.
My wife would kill me.
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probably related to Teisco in some way -- has lots of the same parts: trem, truss rod adj, pups, zero fret. Voxy: a real Brian Jones-type axe. :wink:
I'd bite!
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The body is that of a Teisco EV3T. The neck seems to have been replaced at some point.
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The body is a copy of the old Vox Phantom guitars, but the neck looks very Telecaster-like
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I say more "inspired" than a real copy of the Vox, as the body shape is not very accurate. I like the Vox asymmetry more. the neck could well be a Teisco too, as TDR had a habit of playing mix'n'match with parts.
but all that is of no matter, as ya canna beat Teisco for trashy cool!
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The old Teisco I have has an identical neck and "Tele-inspired" headstock.
I was given the goofy looking (and sounding) old guitar by a friend that was moving to Australia, since he had to discard everything that wasn't essential. He said an Uncle gave it to him long ago. I intended to ask him more about it when he came to visit a couple of summers ago but got busy just catching up. Then before we got together again, he got smeared by a car while bicycling around his old hometown. Ironic, travels the world and gets killed when he comes home to visit. :cry:
Now the Teisco hangs on my wall as a reminder of an old friend. Miss ya Dan!
Sorry to hijack the thread, just that sometimes old guitars have stories behind them.
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Here's another Teisco with an odd body style. Looks like its in good condition for a good price.
Teisco put some pretty nifty aluminum pickguards on many of its guitars. they almost seem to outclass the rest of the guitar. my brother once had a Silvertone-branded red Teisco with an Al pickguard that was striped matte and shiny. the effect was tres cool.
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