NAZARETH
Acoustic Guitars
PART I
Updated 22 April 2006
Mystery instrument:
Spruce and rosewood, OLD, possibly a Portugese bandoura. Note the
doglike-face created by the sound holes. I personally felt attached to that design. $400
Circa 1920s 00-28 replica
$225
Solid
spruce top, quasi-rosewood back and sides, fancy inlays and slotted peghead.
Acoustic-electric Hohner EA-55
$1000
Epiphone AJ-40
$350
Takamine EF-341c
$350
Ibanez
AE-405
$350
Jasmine ES-81c
$300
Alvarez RF-20c
$300
Fatdog
PS-213c
$325
Weird
Fatdog PY-300f
$300
Ric 'n Clone
with t'seye f-holes
Roy Smeck large 50s
Harmony with aluminum binding
wants to be a dining room table
when it grows up. Shown with a Roy Smeck Harmony ES-125 style archtop
deep body.
Taj Mahal's L-7 and
L-50
Taj Mahal's
National Guitar
Three square-neck
acoustics
1960s Teutonic
terrors.
If you're not scared yet, you should be: terror
from the heart of Bavaria. German's idea of a folk guitar, with a
bolt-on propeller wood neck, goofie string trees and in the heavy metal
bolt-on bridge. These guitars have laminated tops. I have also some
that have solid German spruce tops -- really good guitars.
Silvertone
L-7
with beautiful rubyburst and floating Lawrence pickup. A
typical Fatdog guitar from the 50s. $400
Silvertone
L-7 Neck
Harmony
Herd
Here's the largest herd of Sovereigns on Planet EARTH!
Variations from Regal, Silvertone, Harmony and Harmony Sovereign Deluxe.
For years we called these "the poor man's D-18". These are all
solid woods and straight-braced. The neck reset and pin bridge greatly
improve their sound; the Schaller tuning machines keep them in tune. A
great value for 60s folk guitars at $400 each.
Kay 200s
A fleet of Kay 200s from the 50s and
60s. Solid spruce tops, big figure-8 bodies, 26" scale-length, from
Sherwood, Silvertone, Orpheum and Kay. Straight-braced, and 17"
wide (although they did make some that were X-braced). Rich, thick
sound. Schaller or Gotoh gears. You can be Elvis in Y2Kay for
$400.
Proletarian Lineup
Proletarian
specials from Subway's 50s and 60s bargains. Kay D-size with neck reset
and pin bridge, $160. All solid wood Harmony Classic with
surprisingly good tone, $200. 0-size Harmony with neck reset and
pin bridge. A finger-picking delight, $150. 000 Kay, $150.
Quartet of 000s
Lead Junior Stella 12
$250; Silvertone and Stella 6-strings $175;
Stroboscopic-bound Oahu $250. All have had neck resets and pin
bridges. We have lots of these. These are the proletarian end of the Kay
and Harmony factories.
10-string solid spruce top Quartro-thang.
Don't
know what to do with it, but we've got a bunch of 'em. There's actually
some Portugese instrument like this. $175.
J-200
Beautifiul abalone inlay. Pearl rose
inlay at 12th fret, flame maple back and sides. Solid spruce top.
$300
Cutaway J-200
Shaded top, 4-band EQ, solid
spruce top, mahogany back and sides. $375
Cutaway Dreadnaught
Beautiful
abalone rosette. D-size cutaway, 4-band EQ. Flame maple, back and sides.
Offset fretboard inlays. Old style "V" neck. $325
Goya 60s Folk Guitar
German spruce top,
X-braced, similar to Martin 000-18. Plays and sounds GREAT. $400
Deluxe
Harmony Sovereign
All solid wood BIG screaming
tortoise pickguards and engraved peghead overlay. Schaller gears. One of
six beauties. $400
Classic 60s Harmony Sovereign
All solid wood. Smooth sound from straight braces, like
big Martin D-18. Schaller gears and pin bridge. $400
from top left:
Kay J-200,
Harmony Sovereign,
000-17,
000 Kay with checkerboard binding
Martin D-18 replica. Subway special. Solid spruce top, X-braced,
high-tech gears. $225.
Martin D-35 #417858 $1000
ALIVE from Death Row! D-size cutaway with pickup and EQ.
Traded by Quentin inmate. $300
Martin butt-packers
$125
Harmony BIG Leadbelly size 12-string
$400
High-quality full-size Ferrington acoustic with
goofy triangular sound hole and cutaway. Built in pickup. Solid spruce
top $500
Elmo 50s Kay D-18 rosewood bridge patch and
shaved braces $350
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Ordering Merchandise
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can't put your hands on it. You don't know what it'll look like, what
it'll sound like, how it will feel. Then there are the issues
surrounding shipping anxiety: "Will it arrive undamaged?"
"When will it arrive?" "WILL it arrive?" The
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"Will you ship it today?" "When will you ship it?"
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