Egmond acoustic guitar black ick guard full#
Egmond acoustic guitar black ick guard crack#

more and parts=all working=blues gospel vibe and much more, gold foil egmond logo is under nitro finish, your TLC will make a great usable guitar, thanks. This guitar looks good also, the old colors. standard j50 body size, notice the quality rosewood finger board,wears to big wears on the under nitro painted on black binding, also NEEDED 4 push pins.egmond guitars were originaly made in holland, the guitar is not marked but my experiance says 100% mij,bid as' delightful vintage guitar 12 string E Z PROJECT' guitar is guranteed for 14 day. and this guitar should play instantly with maybe adj only. Top is flat, neck perfect straight, bridge flat with working, A D J' saddle, neck angel and joint are great, big mahagany neck, looks to be a gibson inspiered copy, will need 3 gromets and a set of new 12 STRINGS. ok the guitar has some very good things to say for itself.

Egmond acoustic guitar black ick guard full#

this is a 1970s egmond acoustic 12 string guitar that is made in JAPAN full scale NICE OLD AX. Ask all the questions you want before or during bidding! Lastly, there will be no returns, but that being said, this guitar works fine so there shouldn't be an This is also important! Should it sell, I'll pack it nicely and ship it insured as quick as I can. But if you really want to bid, and you have low feedback, e-mail first! This is important! I only like to accept Paypal because it's quick, but you have to have a confirmed address. I'd rather you build up your feedback and then come to me. I don't really like to deal with 0 feedback, or real low feedback bidders. It's set-up and ready to play! You don't see too many of these in the states, so this one is a really cool way to check out a vintage guitar with an interesting look, and a good build quality. This one is mostly all original and plays wonderfully! I think the tuners are replacements though.

Egmond acoustic guitar black ick guard crack#

It's durable! The pickguard has a tiny crack or two, but it's very common with the Egmonds of this time period. more of checking in the finish but very little actual paint loss. This guitar has plenty of honest playwear, and has aged gracefully over the years. There seems to be only slight differences between the two models, it's really subtle. But I thought for a long time it might be called a Thunder.

Of course, you can't see them without taking off the pickguard, but this guitar is light and really resonant. Secondly, this guitar has these carved-out tone chambers in the body. They're really hot sounding single coils, and each one has an on/off switch. First off, those big, chunky pickups are real cool looking. Some of the Egmond models were really wacky and bizarre, and even this tame model has some interesting features. And were imported to the USA back in the day. The video above is this very guitar for sale! Egmond guitars were made in Holland.