Teisco / Spectrum 5 / 1990 / Guitar
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Product Details
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In the dawn of Japan's electric guitar, Teisco, a subsidiary of Kawai Musical Instruments, developed Japan's first electric guitar in 1954, and in the 1960s, OEMs were overseas brand OEMs.
Spectrum 5, a crystal of Teisco's technology, has been produced in 1965 as an overseas export and sold domestically, and has ended production in just a few years, ending production around 1968.
A unique style, such as a characteristic German curved body shape and a number of original parts, six suprit coil PUs and colorful PU selectors,
The PU can produce a variety of tones, including single coils, humbuckers, and phase sounds, respectively.
SPECTRUM 5 has almost completely reprinted the original in 1992, but this unit is an unusual individual that uses acrylic for the body in its lineup.
Because it is an acrylic, you can see the crystals of Teisco's technology from the outside, but it is really surprising that you thought it was produced around 1965.
Spectrum has the meaning of "spectral light", and has a sound variation and design that matches it.
[SPEC]
Body: acryl
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Pickup: Original PU
Weight: 5.57kg
Nut-Width: 42.8mm
w/Hardcase
* With 5 years of adjustment guarantee for firm adjustment at our shop
* Please feel free to contact the staff for the details of the product.
* The products purchased at our shop will be returned at a high price.
In charge: Nibotsu
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Please note that all items are for sale in our Tokyo store.
There is a chance they might be sold out. All items are shipped tracked and insured. All import duties or customs fees are the buyers responsibility - please be aware of the requirements for your country. If you have any questions please ask.
Product Details
________________________________
In the dawn of Japan's electric guitar, Teisco, a subsidiary of Kawai Musical Instruments, developed Japan's first electric guitar in 1954, and in the 1960s, OEMs were overseas brand OEMs.
Spectrum 5, a crystal of Teisco's technology, has been produced in 1965 as an overseas export and sold domestically, and has ended production in just a few years, ending production around 1968.
A unique style, such as a characteristic German curved body shape and a number of original parts, six suprit coil PUs and colorful PU selectors,
The PU can produce a variety of tones, including single coils, humbuckers, and phase sounds, respectively.
SPECTRUM 5 has almost completely reprinted the original in 1992, but this unit is an unusual individual that uses acrylic for the body in its lineup.
Because it is an acrylic, you can see the crystals of Teisco's technology from the outside, but it is really surprising that you thought it was produced around 1965.
Spectrum has the meaning of "spectral light", and has a sound variation and design that matches it.
[SPEC]
Body: acryl
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Pickup: Original PU
Weight: 5.57kg
Nut-Width: 42.8mm
w/Hardcase
* With 5 years of adjustment guarantee for firm adjustment at our shop
* Please feel free to contact the staff for the details of the product.
* The products purchased at our shop will be returned at a high price.
In charge: Nibotsu
______________________________
Please note that all items are for sale in our Tokyo store.
There is a chance they might be sold out. All items are shipped tracked and insured. All import duties or customs fees are the buyers responsibility - please be aware of the requirements for your country. If you have any questions please ask.
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