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DANELECTRO 66T E-Gitarre | !FABRIKNEU!
899.00 €
1 Verfügbar
Hopf Jupiter 63 (1963) - Schlechter Zustand
Versand
| DHL | E.U. | 40.00 € |
| Post | 10.00 € | |
| Local Pickup | Abholung vor Ort | 0.00 € |
| Liefert an meinen Standort | ||
Akzeptierte Zahlungsmethoden:
Paypal,
Banküberweisung,
Bargeld
Miller Harrison
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Versandbedingungen:
I ship within 48 hours of receiving payment, usually faster.
I ship within 48 hours of receiving payment, usually faster.
Zahlungskonditionen:
Paypal and cash on local pickup are always OK. Bank transfers are OK for larger items.
Paypal and cash on local pickup are always OK. Bank transfers are OK for larger items.
Rückgabebedingungen:
I accept returns of a reasonable nature...If it is broken, or something major is wrong that was not fully described in the listing. No returns for defects that were shown/described. I do my best to be as detailed as possible in my listings.
I accept returns of a reasonable nature...If it is broken, or something major is wrong that was not fully described in the listing. No returns for defects that were shown/described. I do my best to be as detailed as possible in my listings.
Hopf
Jupiter 63
(1963)
- Schlechter Zustand
- Kategorie: Gitarren / E-Gitarren
- Marke: Hopf
- Modell: Jupiter 63
- Zustand: Schlechter Zustand
- Jahr: 1963
- Form: Solidbody
- Saitenanzahl: 6
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Whoa! Here's a wacky one for you. A molded plastic cousin of the famous Saturn 63 by Hopf. I have only seen a few of these around; it must have been some sort of experiment. The body is made of plastic, the inside is hollow. The neck is nice and straight and has a solid round shape. There's a buzz here and there but in general the guitar plays fine. Nice jinggly surf sound from the pickups.
I have never really discovered what the actual original state of this guitar should be, but here is my guess as to what's different:
- I am not sure how it was wired originally, but i have re-wired for a traditional 1 volume and 1 tone
- I added a 3 way pickup selector switch
- The output jack is converted to the usual jack cable (required a missing special cable before)
- The tremolo arm is missing
- The bridge is not original - I received it this way. It works well.
- Some pckguard screws missing
It's not in perfect condition, see the photos. It's more of a curiosity than your #1 gigging guitar, but as a strange piece of history it's hard to beat.
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