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Correct, it is a copy of an early 60's Wilshire model. Dan (the builder) kept call it the Coror-not model so that kind of stuck. It is pretty light, 6lbs ish. Great sounding and playing guitar. Thanks!
Its a tough one, you can write and send pics to : ValcoPages@hotmail.com to see if it is a Valco. He appreciates pictures of old amps like this. It looks similar to some Valco's I've seen but I can...
BTW, that was more than likely built for an accordion than a bass or guitar. Believe it or not, in the 50's to mid 60's, the accordion was about as popular as guitar. I still cant figure out why you w...
They use that same braided wire up to today. The mini's were originally made by Epiphone until Gibson bought Epi. out in the 50's, Both Gibson and Epi. used them from the 60's up until today. The ones...
Yes, those are genuine Gibson Mini humbuckers from the early 70's. I've had a few of them along with vintage humbuckers. You can tell from the patent sticker and wiring.
Ill bet its a Japanese made Tiesco w/ Gibson mini's in it. If its not a Tiesco, its definately Japanese. If you are looking for a $ value, the pickups are worth more than anything else. Hope that hel...
Cool guitar! The pickups look like early 70's Gibson mini humbuckers, I had some in a 73' SG. If you could remove the screws and take a picture of the back of the pickup, that would tell me what they ...
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