Based on the Club guitar, the Hofner 500/2 Club Bass was introduced in 1965 and built to 1970. It was never as popular as its cousin the 500/1 violin or ‘Beatle Bass’, but its more traditional single cutaway guitar shape perhaps works a bit better without a strap.
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The James Trussart Satin Black Deluxe Steelcaster is reminiscent of the Fender Telecaster Thinkline, with the distinctive body and headstock shapes, hollow body with one F-hole, and the longer pickguard.
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Based on the very successful NRP, the National Resophonic NRP B Deluxe Rust features a new Rust finish, and a brand-new pickup from Jason Lollar. This pickup is based on the late 1930’s Gibson Charlie Christian pickup, but in a smaller and more standardized mount.
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This spectacular instrument is a Rayco Hawaiian Weissenborn style guitar in AAA-grade flamed Hawaiian Koa.
Rayco is a small company building a range of instruments – Resophonic guitars, acoustic and electric guitars, banjos and the Hawaiian guitars in the Weissenborn design – in Smithers, BC, about 1,150 km north of Vancouver. Quality and attention to detail are kept to a high level.
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Today we are fortunate to be viewing a 2012 Hofner 500-1 UK Jubilee Bass, a rare and interesting model.
For Queen Elizabeth’s Diamond Jubilee, Hofner built 60 500-1 UK Jubilee Bass models. This is number 40, and is a new instrument –
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The Beard R Model Flame Maple Squareneck is a custom order version of the Beard R model, and based on the classic resophonic guitars of the 1930’s.
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