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Help!I'maRock!

Help!I'maRock!

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Year: Unknown
Manufacturer: Yanuziello
Model: Electric Guitar
Case: Original Hard
Color: Sunburst
Condition: Mint

Yanuziello electric guitar specs

hollow, resonant body
wood choices include alder, maple, curly maple, South American mahogany, and spruce
ebony or rosewood fingerboard with pearl dots and side markers
24 3/4" scale
25" scale
25 1/2" scale
pickguard in Ivoroid, black or various colours
top of body and headstock bound in Ivoroid or black (optional)
custom made Lindy Fralin pickups: single or double coil
chrome-plated pickup covers, bridge-tailpiece combination and plastic knobs all handmade in-house
also available with trapeze tailpiece and wooden height-adjustable bridge
Waverly open back nickel tuners; Ivoroid or ebony buttons
handbuffed high gloss lacquer, two-tone opaque, translucent or solid and metallic options

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I like the looks... I don't know about the intonation unless I try it, but it is not adjustable... The volume knob location is messed up, just like a stat... I prefer closed, sealed tuners...
 
That is a decently cool looking guitar. I don't mind the open tuners at all, but I'm pretty sure the price for this is expensive.

Ye old like-o-meter

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The coffee table I was abusing last night, the woodgrain formica, looks better than the headstock.
This regression of solid-body design doesn't even have professional hardware.
If it was made by a luthier stranded in an attic while New Orleans was flooding, it might have blues value.
But unajustable tuners, non-adjustable bridge? nah... not even upside-down.

If this guitar was put together by a Leafs fan from parts of all the other guitars getting smashed at the early end of the season,
not making the playoffs again, giving up already, starting to root for Montreal, it's not that bad.
 
I like the looks of that, actually.
but I'd replace the tuners.
and I'd prefer a TOM & stoptail.
also, I'd pay no more than $200
 
Help!I'maRock! said:
yeah, but there still has to be some kind of reinforcement underneath the bridge. otherwise the top will sink over time. just like on old Danelectros.
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I was wondering that... There may be different bracing than a block, for all I know... We should all chip in and buy one so we can dismantle it... Hmmm, that would be a fun show...
 
Who cares if someone says it's hollow or semi-hollow?
I don't see any f-holes or innovative, acoustic portals that would allow the guitar to breathe.
Maybe they're just talking weight reduction, not into chambering yet.
 
Interesting, but not for me.

Waverly open-backed tuners seem an odd choice. They add a lot of expense, and seem out of place on an otherwise fairly modern-looking electric guitar.
 
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