kojdogg
bollocks redux!
Very reluctantly for sale, a sweet Michael Kelly Hourglass guitar that has been upgraded with Rio Grande P-90's (one Blues Bar and one Jazz Bar). Features a mahogany body with flamed maple top (finished in a transparent black/grey), high quality hardware-- a Tonepros bridge w/ strings through the body, Grover tuners, bound body and beautiful Abalone inlays on the fret board. The guitar is set up for low and fast action and the neck reminds me a lot of my much more expensive USA Hamer Studio Archtop.
The guitar is in great shape-- a minor scuff on the binding, but nothing else I can really see.
I don't want to sell this, but I just bought a kinda pricey Gibson SG Standard with Fralins and could use some $ to offset that purchase. I won't be crushed if this doesn't sell.
I'll include a set of black P-90 covers and a gig bag.
$340 shipped to the US
The guitar is in great shape-- a minor scuff on the binding, but nothing else I can really see.
I don't want to sell this, but I just bought a kinda pricey Gibson SG Standard with Fralins and could use some $ to offset that purchase. I won't be crushed if this doesn't sell.
I'll include a set of black P-90 covers and a gig bag.
$340 shipped to the US
-- just wanted to plug the pickups. The Rio Grande pickups factory is just down the street from me (maybe 1.5 miles from my house), and I bumbled in there once and they gave me a tour (they also make Robin guitars) -- they work really hard on the pickups, and there's a lot of manual steps. They did use winding machines, but they were really old and cool. I picked up a couple of humbuckers (the Texas/BBQ set) from them, and they sound fantastic, and I've heard great things about the P-90 style ones.