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Re: Cortez Acoustic Guitars
Posted by David Ciochetto on Wed, 01/02/2002 - 03:08.
: : I am trying to obtain info about Cortez acoustic guitars.
: : Any info would be appreciated.
: I also own a Cortez acoustic six string guitar I picked up used several years ago. I use it daily, and love its sound.
: I also have never been able to find info on it, but I've
: had several people offer me trades and cash for it. Let me
: know if you find info or a rich collector!!
Hi, I bought a used Cortez in 1989 as well and have been puzzled.
I was drooling at the Gibson ES 335 site and decided to do a search
on the Cortez and found this group and a page stating that the Cortez
guitars were
"Cortez it turns out is the brand name that Cort used before it used Cort.
It's all laminated wood, but it's stood up well over the years."
( http://www.users.qwest.net/~fhudson/acoustics.htm )
I have been staring at mine and I swear the grain goes all the way through,
does anyone know if Cortez made solid top guitars? Please send to
mailto:david@kikaz.com
with replies as I will probably never be here again. I have been
dying to learn more about this guitar and it's estimated worth.
It has abelone(?) type inlays all around the edges of the top and
in place of the dots.
Anyone with more info (Beyond the other replies here) would
be well received. It is upstairs so I do not know the model number,
but it has a made in japan sticker on it.
Posted by Rev. Lyman Meyer on Fri, 09/28/2001 - 00:15.
: I am trying to obtain info about Cortez acoustic guitars.
: Any info would be appreciated.
i have a cortez copy of a gibson dove it is my understanding that all of the cortez models were copies of gibson premier models possibly contracted by gibson in years past. i also have a cortez copy of a gibson J20 I PLAY BOTH INSTRUMENTS REGULARLY ON THE BLUEGRASS CIRCUIT HERE IN CENTRAL MISSOURI
: I am trying to obtain info about Cortez acoustic guitars.
I'm looking for a saddle for the model J-6000-12
If you could find it, please e-mail me back.
Posted by David Newhardt on Thu, 12/23/2010 - 15:36.
I have a Cortez J6000, I got it in Illinois in 1973. It's been a wonderful, durable guitar. With fresh strings, it sounds great. The action is a bit high, but it doesn't buzz! Beautiful woodwork and trim. I'll have it the rest of my life.
I own one from about 1974 that is a knock off of a Gibson Dove. I sought some info about the manufacturer. I wanted a left handed pick guard to convert it to lefty following an accident. I've since taken up the Dobro. I found a luthier named Paul Hostetter and although he had a low opinion of my beloved Cortez he was gracious to tell me that it was probably Koreon made but that was about all he could tell me. I may still try to convert mine. If you find any more let me know.
I have a cortez made knock off of a gibson dove myself and a close friend of mine has a twelve string twin to it i play bluegrass around mid missouri and it is my primary player.i could use some info myself.
: : : I am trying to obtain info about Cortez acoustic guitars.
: : : Any info would be appreciated.
I have a Cortez that I bought new when I was a kid `big dreadnaught` I`ve played it so long and hard the holes worn at the bottom . I would like info also Thanks. I`m ready to pass it on to my son ..good sound
How are you all?
I have been looking all over the place for additional information on this classical guitar. Has certificate with serial number,
and is a " hand made classical". Supposedly, the maker named on cert. was father of small company in Quebec. Mine
was the last one made before company turned over to sons - went bankrupt.
Am looking for history, and present value. If any of you can give me any leads, appreciate it in advance.
In the early years of the '80, I worked in La Patrie Qc. at the Unisonic guitar shop where your guitar was made. There were three series of "Collection" guitars built at the time.
The shop was never given to "sons", but was founded by ex-rep of Norman guitars and the son of owner of the above!
After the closing of Unisonic inc. The ex-rep. and now sole owner of the shop,bought Norman guitars' facilities in the village and started up on a new label: Godin...
Depending which model the price was at the time something near $250/350,can
: How are you all?
: I have been looking all over the place for additional information on this classical guitar. Has certificate with serial number,
: and is a " hand made classical". Supposedly, the maker named on cert. was father of small company in Quebec. Mine
: was the last one made before company turned over to sons - went bankrupt.
: Am looking for history, and present value. If any of you can give me any leads, appreciate it in advance.
Posted by Arthur Norrison on Wed, 03/13/2002 - 14:58.
: : How are you all?
: : I have been looking all over the place for additional information on this classical guitar. Has certificate with serial number,
: : and is a " hand made classical". Supposedly, the maker named on cert. was father of small company in Quebec. Mine
: : was the last one made before company turned over to sons - went bankrupt.
: : Am looking for history, and present value. If any of you can give me any leads, appreciate it in advance.
: : : How are you all?
: : : I have been looking all over the place for additional information on this classical guitar. Has certificate with serial number,
: : : and is a " hand made classical". Supposedly, the maker named on cert. was father of small company in Quebec. Mine
: : : was the last one made before company turned over to sons - went bankrupt.
: : : Am looking for history, and present value. If any of you can give me any leads, appreciate it in advance.
Hi, I'm collecting any info on the guitar making history in the Eastern townships (Quebec)
Following Jay-Jay's comment
Unisonic were also making Lys acoustic guitar.
Kamouraska and Lys were registered trade marks in 1980 by Unisonic
I think Unisonic went down the drain but M.Godin bought back the facilities
and founded Lasido-Guitabec. They redesign Lys to become the Seagull line and
Kamouraska became without much modification, the La Patrie line of classical
They are top notch low end guitar in my opinion
Can you share serial no/model and pictures?
Dan
: : : : How are you all?
: : : : I have been looking all over the place for additional information on this classical guitar. Has certificate with serial number,
: : : : and is a " hand made classical". Supposedly, the maker named on cert. was father of small company in Quebec. Mine
: : : : was the last one made before company turned over to sons - went bankrupt.
: : : : Am looking for history, and present value. If any of you can give me any leads, appreciate it in advance.
: Hi, I'm collecting any info on the guitar making history in the Eastern townships (Quebec)
: Following Jay-Jay's comment
: Unisonic were also making Lys acoustic guitar.
: Kamouraska and Lys were registered trade marks in 1980 by Unisonic
: I think Unisonic went down the drain but M.Godin bought back the facilities
: and founded Lasido-Guitabec. They redesign Lys to become the Seagull line and
: Kamouraska became without much modification, the La Patrie line of classical
: They are top notch low end guitar in my opinion
: Can you share serial no/model and pictures?
: Dan
: : : : : How are you all?
: : : : : I have been looking all over the place for additional information on this classical guitar. Has certificate with serial number,
: : : : : and is a " hand made classical". Supposedly, the maker named on cert. was father of small company in Quebec. Mine
: : : : : was the last one made before company turned over to sons - went bankrupt.
: : : : : Am looking for history, and present value. If any of you can give me any leads, appreciate it in advance.
: : Hi, I'm collecting any info on the guitar making history in the Eastern townships (Quebec)
: : Following Jay-Jay's comment
: : Unisonic were also making Lys acoustic guitar.
: : Kamouraska and Lys were registered trade marks in 1980 by Unisonic
: : I think Unisonic went down the drain but M.Godin bought back the facilities
: : and founded Lasido-Guitabec. They redesign Lys to become the Seagull line and
: : Kamouraska became without much modification, the La Patrie line of classical
: : They are top notch low end guitar in my opinion
: : Can you share serial no/model and pictures?
: : Dan
I have same model, with cert as well. I was told mine was the last built too!! LOL! Do you still want pics of guitar and of cert?
:was anything ever found out about this guitar? I just purchased a solid spruce classical Kamouraska today for my
son and I am very curious to find anything out about it. Thanks, Karen
I have a Pan guitar and I would like to know if anyone has any information about the guitar.It is in the shape of a telecaster.Please email me if you have any info..Thanks
Posted by Glenn Reynolds on Mon, 01/29/2001 - 00:56.
Have had this for 30 years. Stamp under neck says 1962. Cream with red pick guard. All parts. This bass has been played so its has some decent wear but its the real thing all the way. Asking 5k. E-mail if interested.
re...
: : I own this guitar. I want to know what the value of it is. It's in pretty good shape. It was made in the 1970's.
: : Paul
I just bought this guitar. Mine was made in 1979, I love it. Paid $450 cdn for it and figured it was a pretty good deal for an excellent 12 string. My best guesstimate put the value about 600-800 from what I have read.
Posted by Charles Fuller on Mon, 07/29/2002 - 00:11.
: I just bought an Austin guitar today (Black Les Paul style). I just read that they were formerly called 'Bently' or 'Bentley' instead of Austin.
: dw
: : Who makes Austin Guitars??? I have found a Les Paul fire red knock off, but would like to know the manufacturer.
I have been trying to find out the same thing an haven't yet. I have had an Austin 6 string large body for 25 years Model # AG 330 and have not been able to find another one like it .If anyone knows please let me know and if I find out the makers name I'll pass it to you.. Thanks and keep picking
: you can find the manufacturer info on austingtr.com. I think it is st. louis music co.
: : I just bought an Austin guitar today (Black Les Paul style). I just read that they were formerly called 'Bently' or 'Bentley' instead of Austin.
: : dw
: : : Who makes Austin Guitars??? I have found a Les Paul fire red knock off, but would like to know the manufacturer.
: I have been trying to find out the same thing an haven't yet. I have had an Austin 6 string large body for 25 years Model # AG 330 and have not been able to find another one like it .If anyone knows please let me know and if I find out the makers name I'll pass it to you.. Thanks and keep picking
gibson firebird VII non reverse body with hard acoustic case
Posted by Jeffery Roe on Tue, 12/05/2000 - 22:04.
I got a Gibson Firebird VII non-reversable body with original hard aquistic case. It is the sunburst natural wood finish. It has three pickups, and the tremlow bar. I bought it brand new in Jan of 1966. I am the original owner. Does anybody know what it may be worth?
Re: gibson firebird VII non reverse body with hard acoustic case
Posted by Tor on Sun, 06/03/2001 - 19:37.
: I got a Gibson Firebird VII non-reversable body with original hard aquistic case. It is the sunburst natural wood finish. It has three pickups, and the tremlow bar. I bought it brand new in Jan of 1966. I am the original owner. Does anybody know what it may be worth?
I am interested in selling my guiter. Details are below. Please reply if any interest.
Thanks,
Bob Kemp
Gretch Electric 12-String Hollow-body, 1970, Sunburst, model 6075, below average condition finish, all original equipment, no repairs.
Ser. No. 120106
December, 1970, 106th unit made
http://www.provide.net/~cfh/gretsch.html#ser
1965 to 1972 Serial Numbers.
Number on back of peghead, or on the top edge of the peghead (prior to 1967), no hypen in number. "Made in USA" stamped on back of peghead next to serial number starting June 1967 to 1973.
First digit or first 2 digits = month (1-12).
Next digit = last digit of the year
(1965 to 1972: 5,6,7,8,9,0,1,2).
Remaining digits = rank of individual instrument.
Example:
118243 = November 1968, 243th instrument.
31041 = March 1971, 41th instrument.
993 = September 1969, 3rd instrument.
Re: Cortez Acoustic Guitars
: : I am trying to obtain info about Cortez acoustic guitars.
: : Any info would be appreciated.
: I also own a Cortez acoustic six string guitar I picked up used several years ago. I use it daily, and love its sound.
: I also have never been able to find info on it, but I've
: had several people offer me trades and cash for it. Let me
: know if you find info or a rich collector!!
Hi, I bought a used Cortez in 1989 as well and have been puzzled.
I was drooling at the Gibson ES 335 site and decided to do a search
on the Cortez and found this group and a page stating that the Cortez
guitars were
"Cortez it turns out is the brand name that Cort used before it used Cort.
It's all laminated wood, but it's stood up well over the years."
( http://www.users.qwest.net/~fhudson/acoustics.htm )
I have been staring at mine and I swear the grain goes all the way through,
does anyone know if Cortez made solid top guitars? Please send to
mailto:david@kikaz.com
with replies as I will probably never be here again. I have been
dying to learn more about this guitar and it's estimated worth.
It has abelone(?) type inlays all around the edges of the top and
in place of the dots.
Anyone with more info (Beyond the other replies here) would
be well received. It is upstairs so I do not know the model number,
but it has a made in japan sticker on it.
Cheers,
Dave
Re: Cortez Acoustic Guitars
: I am trying to obtain info about Cortez acoustic guitars.
: Any info would be appreciated.
i have a cortez copy of a gibson dove it is my understanding that all of the cortez models were copies of gibson premier models possibly contracted by gibson in years past. i also have a cortez copy of a gibson J20 I PLAY BOTH INSTRUMENTS REGULARLY ON THE BLUEGRASS CIRCUIT HERE IN CENTRAL MISSOURI
Re: Cortez Acoustic Guitars
: I am trying to obtain info about Cortez acoustic guitars.
I'm looking for a saddle for the model J-6000-12
If you could find it, please e-mail me back.
Thank you
Re: Cortez Acoustic Guitars
I have a Cortez J-6000, Im just now finding out about this guitar... I have some history info about it, but thats it.
Re: Cortez Acoustic Guitars
I have a Cortez J6000, I got it in Illinois in 1973. It's been a wonderful, durable guitar. With fresh strings, it sounds great. The action is a bit high, but it doesn't buzz! Beautiful woodwork and trim. I'll have it the rest of my life.
Re: Cortez Acoustic Guitars
I own one from about 1974 that is a knock off of a Gibson Dove. I sought some info about the manufacturer. I wanted a left handed pick guard to convert it to lefty following an accident. I've since taken up the Dobro. I found a luthier named Paul Hostetter and although he had a low opinion of my beloved Cortez he was gracious to tell me that it was probably Koreon made but that was about all he could tell me. I may still try to convert mine. If you find any more let me know.
Re: Cortez Acoustic Guitars
: I am trying to obtain info about Cortez acoustic guitars.
: Any info would be appreciated.
Re: Cortez Acoustic Guitars
I have a cortez made knock off of a gibson dove myself and a close friend of mine has a twelve string twin to it i play bluegrass around mid missouri and it is my primary player.i could use some info myself.
Re: Cortez Acoustic Guitars
: : I am trying to obtain info about Cortez acoustic guitars.
: : Any info would be appreciated.
Re: Cortez Acoustic Guitars
: : : I am trying to obtain info about Cortez acoustic guitars.
: : : Any info would be appreciated.
I have a Cortez that I bought new when I was a kid `big dreadnaught` I`ve played it so long and hard the holes worn at the bottom . I would like info also Thanks. I`m ready to pass it on to my son ..good sound
Kamouraska " Collection" Series
How are you all?
I have been looking all over the place for additional information on this classical guitar. Has certificate with serial number,
and is a " hand made classical". Supposedly, the maker named on cert. was father of small company in Quebec. Mine
was the last one made before company turned over to sons - went bankrupt.
Am looking for history, and present value. If any of you can give me any leads, appreciate it in advance.
Re: Kamouraska " Collection" Series
Hi Mike,
In the early years of the '80, I worked in La Patrie Qc. at the Unisonic guitar shop where your guitar was made. There were three series of "Collection" guitars built at the time.
The shop was never given to "sons", but was founded by ex-rep of Norman guitars and the son of owner of the above!
After the closing of Unisonic inc. The ex-rep. and now sole owner of the shop,bought Norman guitars' facilities in the village and started up on a new label: Godin...
Depending which model the price was at the time something near $250/350,can
Re: Kamouraska
This popular thread has been given its own page : Re: Kamouraska
Re: Kamouraska " Collection" Series
: How are you all?
: I have been looking all over the place for additional information on this classical guitar. Has certificate with serial number,
: and is a " hand made classical". Supposedly, the maker named on cert. was father of small company in Quebec. Mine
: was the last one made before company turned over to sons - went bankrupt.
: Am looking for history, and present value. If any of you can give me any leads, appreciate it in advance.
Re: Kamouraska " Collection" Series
: : How are you all?
: : I have been looking all over the place for additional information on this classical guitar. Has certificate with serial number,
: : and is a " hand made classical". Supposedly, the maker named on cert. was father of small company in Quebec. Mine
: : was the last one made before company turned over to sons - went bankrupt.
: : Am looking for history, and present value. If any of you can give me any leads, appreciate it in advance.
Re: Kamouraska " Collection" Series
: : : How are you all?
: : : I have been looking all over the place for additional information on this classical guitar. Has certificate with serial number,
: : : and is a " hand made classical". Supposedly, the maker named on cert. was father of small company in Quebec. Mine
: : : was the last one made before company turned over to sons - went bankrupt.
: : : Am looking for history, and present value. If any of you can give me any leads, appreciate it in advance.
Hi, I'm collecting any info on the guitar making history in the Eastern townships (Quebec)
Following Jay-Jay's comment
Unisonic were also making Lys acoustic guitar.
Kamouraska and Lys were registered trade marks in 1980 by Unisonic
I think Unisonic went down the drain but M.Godin bought back the facilities
and founded Lasido-Guitabec. They redesign Lys to become the Seagull line and
Kamouraska became without much modification, the La Patrie line of classical
They are top notch low end guitar in my opinion
Can you share serial no/model and pictures?
Dan
Re: Kamouraska " Collection" Series
: : : : How are you all?
: : : : I have been looking all over the place for additional information on this classical guitar. Has certificate with serial number,
: : : : and is a " hand made classical". Supposedly, the maker named on cert. was father of small company in Quebec. Mine
: : : : was the last one made before company turned over to sons - went bankrupt.
: : : : Am looking for history, and present value. If any of you can give me any leads, appreciate it in advance.
: Hi, I'm collecting any info on the guitar making history in the Eastern townships (Quebec)
: Following Jay-Jay's comment
: Unisonic were also making Lys acoustic guitar.
: Kamouraska and Lys were registered trade marks in 1980 by Unisonic
: I think Unisonic went down the drain but M.Godin bought back the facilities
: and founded Lasido-Guitabec. They redesign Lys to become the Seagull line and
: Kamouraska became without much modification, the La Patrie line of classical
: They are top notch low end guitar in my opinion
: Can you share serial no/model and pictures?
: Dan
Re: Kamouraska
: : : : : How are you all?
: : : : : I have been looking all over the place for additional information on this classical guitar. Has certificate with serial number,
: : : : : and is a " hand made classical". Supposedly, the maker named on cert. was father of small company in Quebec. Mine
: : : : : was the last one made before company turned over to sons - went bankrupt.
: : : : : Am looking for history, and present value. If any of you can give me any leads, appreciate it in advance.
: : Hi, I'm collecting any info on the guitar making history in the Eastern townships (Quebec)
: : Following Jay-Jay's comment
: : Unisonic were also making Lys acoustic guitar.
: : Kamouraska and Lys were registered trade marks in 1980 by Unisonic
: : I think Unisonic went down the drain but M.Godin bought back the facilities
: : and founded Lasido-Guitabec. They redesign Lys to become the Seagull line and
: : Kamouraska became without much modification, the La Patrie line of classical
: : They are top notch low end guitar in my opinion
: : Can you share serial no/model and pictures?
: : Dan
I have same model, with cert as well. I was told mine was the last built too!! LOL! Do you still want pics of guitar and of cert?
Re: Kamouraska " Collection" Series
:was anything ever found out about this guitar? I just purchased a solid spruce classical Kamouraska today for my
son and I am very curious to find anything out about it. Thanks, Karen
es 135
I won a gibson es 135 at a blues festival its signed by all the artist. I would like to find out the value of this prize. Can anyone help?
Pan Guitar
I have a Pan guitar and I would like to know if anyone has any information about the guitar.It is in the shape of a telecaster.Please email me if you have any info..Thanks
Re: Pan Guitar
Yo! fun...
i like it :)
John
<a href="http://www.toshain.com">painting</a>
Re: Pan Guitar
: I have a Pan Guitar and I'm just looking for some history or any information on this mystery guitar. If you know anything please email me. Thank-you
Re: Pan Guitar
I also have a Pan guitar but have not had any luck finding any information about it. Please email me if you have any information! lufkes@hotmail.com
Re: Pan Guitar
: I have a Pan guitar and I would like to know if anyone has any information about the guitare email me if you have any info.
Takamine Acoustic/Electric
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Yamaha G-250S
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62 P-Bassall original w/case
Have had this for 30 years. Stamp under neck says 1962. Cream with red pick guard. All parts. This bass has been played so its has some decent wear but its the real thing all the way. Asking 5k. E-mail if interested.
Fender Custom Shop '59 P-Bass 2 x Sunburst
Looking for a fender custom shop '59 P-Bass 2 x Sunburst
Re: Fender Custom Shop '59 P-Bass 2 x Sunburst
Yo! fun...
i like it :)
John
<a href="http://www.toshain.com">painting</a>
takamine cp-132sc 1997
I wont know the value of it
Re: takamine cp-132sc 1997
Hello
I was wodering how much does it worth and what is the condution?
Jag-stang
Hey!Does anyone know where i can find a Fender Jag-stang? Used or nwe is unimportant...
thx!
Re: Jag-stang
: Hey!Does anyone know where i can find a Fender Jag-stang? Used or nwe is unimportant...
: thx!
I have a Jag-Stang I would like to sell. asking price = 1,200$. Japanese model, baby blue, very good condition. Email me ASAP if interested.
Re: Jag-stang
nope but i got one. ah hah
Takamine EF400S
I own this guitar. I want to know what the value of it is. It's in pretty good shape. It was made in the 1970's.
Paul
Re: Takamine EF400S
: I own this guitar. I want to know what the value of it is. It's in pretty good shape. It was made in the 1970's.
: Paul
Re: Takamine EF400S
re...
: : I own this guitar. I want to know what the value of it is. It's in pretty good shape. It was made in the 1970's.
: : Paul
I just bought this guitar. Mine was made in 1979, I love it. Paid $450 cdn for it and figured it was a pretty good deal for an excellent 12 string. My best guesstimate put the value about 600-800 from what I have read.
austin
Who makes Austin Guitars??? I have found a Les Paul fire red knock off, but would like to know the manufacturer.
Re: austin guitars
I just bought an Austin guitar today (Black Les Paul style). I just read that they were formerly called 'Bently' or 'Bentley' instead of Austin.
dw
: Who makes Austin Guitars??? I have found a Les Paul fire red knock off, but would like to know the manufacturer.
Re: austin guitars
: I just bought an Austin guitar today (Black Les Paul style). I just read that they were formerly called 'Bently' or 'Bentley' instead of Austin.
: dw
: : Who makes Austin Guitars??? I have found a Les Paul fire red knock off, but would like to know the manufacturer.
I have been trying to find out the same thing an haven't yet. I have had an Austin 6 string large body for 25 years Model # AG 330 and have not been able to find another one like it .If anyone knows please let me know and if I find out the makers name I'll pass it to you.. Thanks and keep picking
Re: austin guitars
: you can find the manufacturer info on austingtr.com. I think it is st. louis music co.
: : I just bought an Austin guitar today (Black Les Paul style). I just read that they were formerly called 'Bently' or 'Bentley' instead of Austin.
: : dw
: : : Who makes Austin Guitars??? I have found a Les Paul fire red knock off, but would like to know the manufacturer.
: I have been trying to find out the same thing an haven't yet. I have had an Austin 6 string large body for 25 years Model # AG 330 and have not been able to find another one like it .If anyone knows please let me know and if I find out the makers name I'll pass it to you.. Thanks and keep picking
:
:
gretch
looking for a synchromatic gretch from the historic series. either one or two pick-up. what are the prices?
gibson firebird VII non reverse body with hard acoustic case
I got a Gibson Firebird VII non-reversable body with original hard aquistic case. It is the sunburst natural wood finish. It has three pickups, and the tremlow bar. I bought it brand new in Jan of 1966. I am the original owner. Does anybody know what it may be worth?
Re: gibson firebird VII non reverse body with hard acoustic case
: I got a Gibson Firebird VII non-reversable body with original hard aquistic case. It is the sunburst natural wood finish. It has three pickups, and the tremlow bar. I bought it brand new in Jan of 1966. I am the original owner. Does anybody know what it may be worth?
Re: gibson firebird VII non reverse body with hard acoustic case
i'd give you $2000 for it if you are interested. thanks
Re: gibson firebird VII non reverse body with hard acoustic case
Are you interested in selling it? I am looking for a nice firebird. Is the one you have the type that Johnny Winter Plays?
Dean
Re: gibson firebird VII non reverse body with hard acoustic case
it could be worth two maybe three thousand pounds
depending on its condition and serial number....
£££££££££££££££££££££££££!!!!!!!!!
Re: gibson firebird VII non reverse body with hard acoustic case
Sorry but the non-reverse models are not worth
the same price as the reverse models.
This is because the non-reverse models are not
hotly sought after by collectors.
It's still worth a couple of grand maybe 1800$ US
if in mint or near mint condition.
Gretch Model 6075 For Sale
Hi --
I am interested in selling my guiter. Details are below. Please reply if any interest.
Thanks,
Bob Kemp
Gretch Electric 12-String Hollow-body, 1970, Sunburst, model 6075, below average condition finish, all original equipment, no repairs.
Ser. No. 120106
December, 1970, 106th unit made
http://www.provide.net/~cfh/gretsch.html#ser
1965 to 1972 Serial Numbers.
Number on back of peghead, or on the top edge of the peghead (prior to 1967), no hypen in number. "Made in USA" stamped on back of peghead next to serial number starting June 1967 to 1973.
First digit or first 2 digits = month (1-12).
Next digit = last digit of the year
(1965 to 1972: 5,6,7,8,9,0,1,2).
Remaining digits = rank of individual instrument.
Example:
118243 = November 1968, 243th instrument.
31041 = March 1971, 41th instrument.
993 = September 1969, 3rd instrument.
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