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I got this fucking thing yesterday, traded that SG style Deltatone.
In all honesty, I didn't really want this, but figured it might be easier to move than a wannabe epiphone g400.
due to it's uniqueness? maybe?

it will go in the classifieds, probably today.

25" scale.
super light 1 inch thick body.

neck like a fucking baseball bat or 50's Gibson.

see the Mustang tower over it.
see the jag make it look like a fukcing GuitarHero controller...

you guys know anything more about this weird offset?
Dude told me it is a Teisco Norma, goodsearch results appear to have similar looking guits.
But nothing 100% dead on.

whateva.


it's my bro's bro on the right. hello.

I like eeeeeet!!! give me

I've seen the pickups, knobs and bridge on other unbranded guitars with similarly thin bodies and sunburst finishes.

Those guitars are usually described as Teiscos, but 'Teisco' has become kind of a generic term for old far eastern guitars and is as misused as 'lawsuit' to inflate their value.

I think it looks rad, but that's because I like stuff that looks wierd.

How does it sound? Gonna do a demo?

I'm interesed if your selling.

UlricvonCatalyst wrote:I've seen the pickups, knobs and bridge on other unbranded guitars with similarly thin bodies and sunburst finishes.

Those guitars are usually described as Teiscos, but 'Teisco' has become kind of a generic term for old far eastern guitars and is as misused as 'lawsuit' to inflate their value.

my hondo II sg copy has very similar pickups and red-ish sunburst, but it still says the name on the headstock. some later ones are korea made, i think mine is from the mid 70's, but don't know, like it, can get trashy ty segall/john dwyer type sounds, so i'm not ditching it, yet.

also check
http://kingofkays.com/japan.aspx


second from left is a norma, but not the same..

these are the pu's on mine, same ?



it has less stickers now..
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kim wrote:second from left is a norma, but not the same..

I guess that would make Crumpler's a Norma, then, judging by the pickguard. The thing is, as those guitars were made for the export market they came with a slew of different names (or no name at all) depending where they ended up.

Yeah, I'll do a demo.
Same pick ups, with the gold foil.
And it will be for sale.

I'll try to do demos this weekend.

crumpler wrote:Yeah, I'll do a demo.
Same pick ups, with the gold foil.
And it will be for sale.

I'll try to do demos this weekend.

Can't wait!

I think it's cool.