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92scooter - Posted - 05/09/2010: 17:20:56
i dont know what this is can anyone help.
Edited by - Bill Rogers on 05/09/2010 17:55:39
Todd P - Posted - 05/09/2010: 17:22:16
BANJITAR?
Ks_5-picker - Posted - 05/09/2010: 17:58:09
It does look like a well made instument,I'm doubtful that it's actually a Gibson,however. Electric guitar banjo,or banjitar as Todd says. Or how about a GuitJo.
pgroff - Posted - 05/09/2010: 18:01:48
Like I sometimes have to tell my 6 year old, that's a Fib son.
carl815h - Posted - 05/09/2010: 18:04:14
sweet
TB-4 Guy - Posted - 05/09/2010: 20:37:09
I can't read the logo on the neck...it kinda looks like Gibson but I'm not sure. The zero fret is definitely not a Gibson feature, though. I can't recall ever seeing a Gibson with a zero fret.....
92scooter - Posted - 05/09/2010: 21:07:56
it looks to be 50s or 60s
YelloDog - Posted - 05/10/2010: 10:11:53
Looks to be a product of Teisco or Kawai. Late 60's early 70's Japanese manufacture.
I'd call it a banjo shaped electric guitar.
mikehalloran - Posted - 06/10/2010: 08:38:36
quote:
Originally posted by YelloDog
Looks to be a product of Teisco or Kawai. Late 60's early 70's Japanese manufacture.
I'd call it a banjo shaped electric guitar.
That's exactly what it is. I remember when these were new.
5stringpicker2 - Posted - 06/10/2010: 09:20:17
Exactly! What they all said.
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