One might think that, but one can't trust everything he reads when it comes to these old Japanese guitars. Since that guitar's model is EG3T, once might extrapolate that OP's guitar is a model EG2T (the "T" is for "Tremolo"). There are other subreddits to look for gear and to sell it, one of which you will find below.Ī Google search for Guitar: Teisco, Mosrite got this result for the three pickup version of OP's guitar: This is a subreddit for civil discussion, not hate and trolling.ĭon't pawn your stuff here. TEISCO AUDITION GUITAR AMP VINTAGE GUITAR 30W AMP FROM THE 1960/70S 12 MITSUBISHI SPEAKERS GERMANIUM TRANSISTORS JAPANESE MADE GREAT CONDITION PLAYS AND. If its not your style, you can either convey your distaste respectfully, or not at all.
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I think I'm gonna trade the strat of goldtop one of these. The company was acquired by Kawai in 1967, with the Teisco. In 1956 the name was changed to ‘Nippon Ompa Kogyo Co’. The company was originally called ‘Aoi Onpa Kenkyujo’ (roughly: Hollyhock Soundwave or Electricity Laboratories). And the old finish really breaths, so you can hear the woodiness in every note. Teisco was founded in 1946 by guitarist Atswo Kaneko, and electrical engineer Doryu Matsuda.
Old wood and old wire = enhanced harmonic richness, sustain, and tone. They just don't make cheap Japanese imports like they used to. And it shames all my PRS and Suhr guitars in fit, finish, and tone. As a matter of fact, I use it on acoustic gigs unplugged. The pigments in the green are a few microns smaller than the other pigments, which deflects the wave form of the vibrational characterstics already enhanced by the increased moisture density in the wood, so that it rings acoustically like a prewar D-28. Both amp and guitar in good working condition. , I have a Washburn wi14 guitar and 10 watt vox pathfinder amp for sale. View and manage your saved ads in your account.
R 4,900 2 Photo(s) 9 months ago 787 views. But of course, the coup de grace is the breen burst. ELK Viking Bass Amp and vintage Teisco Bass guitar. It's a harmonic richness unparalleled in the Japanese imports of the 70's. Also, the natural degausing of the pickups, especially these old goldfoils, is on a much less linear degradation, more asymptotic, over time, and it really enhances to crisp highs without attenuation the mids and lows. The sticker on the headstock looks like the Teisco logo (crown) but with word Checkmate where Teisco would be, and the model states that it is a E-100 guitar. I also see a amp line that they made under the Checkmate name. It resonates and sustains like no other guitar. This is labeled as a ‘Checkmate’ which I see mentioned with Teisco, etc. For some reason, and I believe the above contributes to it, these conditions led to these guitars having a little more moisture trapped in the pores and are a bit heavier, and sustain a lot more due to the vibrational transfer from string, to wood, to water, back to the wood of the next cell. I also believe Teisco had a drying room with different conditions for sunburst guitars. Click to expand.I believe that, due to the Pacific ocean surrounding Japan, the temperature and humidity were perfect for the moisture content of the woods prior to painting.
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