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Re: WestMinster Strat copies, and Pan(univox) guitars
Posted by Randy Hill on Mon, 08/11/03 - 10:09:54.
I have a Westminster Les Paul which I purchased brand new in 1974. The entire guitar is mahogany with natural finish. It is far superior to any Les Paul I have ever played.The tone and overall playability is phenominal. I have been searching for info on this long discontinued brand and this is the first time I have ever seen anyone even mention the name Westminster. Godd luck
Re: WestMinster Strat copies, and Pan(univox) guitars
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Re: WestMinster Strat copies, and Pan(univox) guitars
This popular thread has been given its own page : Re: WestMinster Strat copies, and Pan(univox) guitars
Re: WestMinster Strat copies, and Pan(univox) guitars
: I have a Westminster Les Paul which I purchased in a pawn shop in Oklahoma City six months ago.I also have been trying to locate info on this mahogany masterpeice.It has the hottest zebra humbuckers I have ever heard and the overall perforamce is unmatched by the real deal.This is a right hand model and I am left handed.I played it fot awhile upside down but have converted it to left handed.So far this guy (brand) is a mystery??????? it does have a serial number.I am a former owner of a 1978 Les Paul Custom.
Re: WestMinster Strat copies, and Pan(univox) guitars
I have a Westminster acoustic model 150, made in Japan. I bought it used for $85 and love it! I have never seen or heard the name anywhere until I read this message thread. Sounds like they made good quality stuff while still around.
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