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Hello, I will support your music life from Japan. I will do my utmost for the service you satisfy. FUZZY Jerry Byrd Hawaiian Lap Steel Guitar EXCEL S8. Fuzzy Jerry Byrd Hawaiian Lap Steel Guitar EXCEL S8 is in stock now. This machine, which will be the first Jerry Byrd model of Hawaiian steel guitar, will be an 8-string steel guitar. Currently, it is set up with C6 tuning, and it still sounds comfortable even after the age. I cleaned it as a whole, but I think it is in a relatively good condition from the age, although there is some dullness in the parts. The description is as detailed as possible. Due to the nature of the product, notation of all states may be difficult. For those who want to check severely, and those who want to know more detailed conditions. If you have a request please contact me. (tracked and insured)(5-7 days to USA). (3)BOAT (tracked & insured)(120-150days to USA). We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as “gifts” – US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior. This item is in the category “Musical Instruments & Gear\Guitars & Basses\Electric Guitars”. The seller is “heiyhoo” and is located in this country: JP. This item can be shipped to United States, all countries in Europe, all countries in continental Asia, Canada, Brazil.

• Brand: FUZZY
• Type: Banjo / Lap Steel
• Series: Jerry Byrd Hawaiian Lap Steel Guitar EXCEL S8
• Model: Jerry Byrd Hawaiian Lap Steel Guitar EXCEL S8
• Body Color: Unknown
• Handedness: Right-Handed
• Body Type: Solid
• String Configuration: 4
• Number of Frets: Unknown
• Body Material: Unknown
• Model Year: Unknown
• Neck Material: Unknown
• Fretboard Material: Unknown
• Set Includes: Hard Shell Case
• Country/Region of Manufacture: Unknown
• Performance Level: Intermediate
• Size: Unknown
• Custom Bundle: Hard Shell Case
• Bundle Description: Unknown

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Add Me to Your Favorite Sellers. Olivia’s Vintage would like to present this original 1958 Gibson Les Paul Standard that was modified in 1975-76 by Tom Keckler Strings & Things/St. Blues Guitar Workshop in Memphis at the request of Barry “Byrd” Burton of The Amazing Rhythm Aces, and who was also a session player with Sam Phillips at Sun Studios in Memphis. Byrd had very specific preferences for his guitars, and had Tom modify this original’58 Les Paul to his liking. The neck was slimmed down for a more narrow profile as well as narrowing the headstock before adding Les Paul Custom style binding and an ebony fretboard with block inlays. The neck depth is. 886 at the 1st fret and. 990 at the 12th fret. The nut width measures at 1.575. The entire guitar was refinished along with a serial number stamped into the back of the headstock that can only be speculated as the original serial number. The finish has aged to an incredibly unique color that really shows off its flame maple top which is unlike any other Burst. It has a very nice straight neck with great frets. The pickups are 1962-65 Patent # sticker pickups with the original decals removed and PAF decals carefully placed. This unique Les Paul has been left the way it was since 1976 when it was one of Byrd’s main guitars used live and in recording sessions. It is seen in a YouTube video from Austin City Limits in 1977 where The Amazing Rhythm Aces are playing “The End Is Not In Sight”. This is great documentation indicating when changes were made to the guitar along with original 8X10 photo prints, and copies of Byrd’s personal journal entries where he logged the process to the day, from December of’75 to January’76. There are three hairline cracks in the neck running parallel with the binding near the binding, but they remain cosmetic issues as the neck remains structurally sound. Two of the cracks are on the treble side of the neck (one running from between the 1st and 2nd fret area down between the 2nd and 3rd fret area, and the other running from between the 2nd and 3rd fret area down bewtween the 4th and 5th fret area), and one is on the bass side of the neck (running from between the 2nd + 3rd fret area down to the 4th fret area). There are several extra screw holes left from a B7 Bigsby, a different type of pickguard that was installed at one time along with 4 extra screw holes in the control cavity from a different plastic cover, relocated strap buttons, and a different type of bridge. All holes on the edges and top of the body were filled before it was refinished. Bridge post anchors were also installed in the top for the’70’s style tune-o-matic bridge assembly. The tuning peg holes were widened for the’70’s Grover tuning keys. The weight is 9 lbs. An original brown 5-latch hardshell case is included. There are nicks + dings and other cosmetic wear, but this’58 Les Paul remains an incredible guitar with it’s own character and documented history making it a true one-of-a-kind original Burst with a story to tell. The item “Original 1958 Gibson Les Paul Standard Byrd Burst from The AMAZING RHYTHM ACES” is in sale since Friday, December 20, 2019. This item is in the category “Musical Instruments & Gear\Guitars & Basses\Electric Guitars”. The seller is “oliviasvintage” and is located in Carbondale, Illinois. This item can be shipped worldwide.

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Add Me to Your Favorite Sellers. Olivia’s Vintage would like to present this original 1958 Gibson Les Paul Standard that was modified in 1975-76 by Tom Keckler Strings & Things/St. Blues Guitar Workshop in Memphis at the request of Barry “Byrd” Burton of The Amazing Rhythm Aces, and who was also a session player with Sam Phillips at Sun Studios in Memphis. Byrd had very specific preferences for his guitars, and had Tom modify this original’58 Les Paul to his liking. The neck was slimmed down for a more narrow profile as well as narrowing the headstock before adding Les Paul Custom style binding and an ebony fretboard with block inlays. The neck depth is. 886 at the 1st fret and. 990 at the 12th fret. The nut width measures at 1.575. The entire guitar was refinished along with a serial number stamped into the back of the headstock that can only be speculated as the original serial number. The finish has aged to an incredibly unique color that really shows off its flame maple top which is unlike any other Burst. It has a very nice straight neck with great frets. The pickups are 1962-65 Patent # sticker pickups with the original decals removed and PAF decals carefully placed. This unique Les Paul has been left the way it was since 1976 when it was one of Byrd’s main guitars used live and in recording sessions. It is seen in a YouTube video from Austin City Limits in 1977 where The Amazing Rhythm Aces are playing “The End Is Not In Sight”. This is great documentation indicating when changes were made to the guitar along with original 8X10 photo prints, and copies of Byrd’s personal journal entries where he logged the process to the day, from December of’75 to January’76. There are three hairline cracks in the neck running parallel with the binding near the binding, but they remain cosmetic issues as the neck remains structurally sound. Two of the cracks are on the treble side of the neck (one running from between the 1st and 2nd fret area down between the 2nd and 3rd fret area, and the other running from between the 2nd and 3rd fret area down bewtween the 4th and 5th fret area), and one is on the bass side of the neck (running from between the 2nd + 3rd fret area down to the 4th fret area). There are several extra screw holes left from a B7 Bigsby, a different type of pickguard that was installed at one time along with 4 extra screw holes in the control cavity from a different plastic cover, relocated strap buttons, and a different type of bridge. All holes on the edges and top of the body were filled before it was refinished. Bridge post anchors were also installed in the top for the’70’s style tune-o-matic bridge assembly. The tuning peg holes were widened for the’70’s Grover tuning keys. The weight is 9 lbs. An original brown 5-latch hardshell case is included. There are nicks + dings and other cosmetic wear, but this’58 Les Paul remains an incredible guitar with it’s own character and documented history making it a true one-of-a-kind original Burst with a story to tell. The item “Original 1958 Gibson Les Paul Standard Byrd Burst from The AMAZING RHYTHM ACES” is in sale since Sunday, July 7, 2019. This item is in the category “Musical Instruments & Gear\Guitars & Basses\Electric Guitars”. The seller is “oliviasvintage” and is located in Carbondale, Illinois. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• MPN: Does Not Apply

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Add Me to Your Favorite Sellers. Olivia’s Vintage would like to present this original 1958 Gibson Les Paul Standard that was modified in 1975-76 by Tom Keckler Strings & Things/St. Blues Guitar Workshop in Memphis at the request of Barry “Byrd” Burton of The Amazing Rhythm Aces, and who was also a session player with Sam Phillips at Sun Studios in Memphis. Byrd had very specific preferences for his guitars, and had Tom modify this original’58 Les Paul to his liking. The neck was slimmed down for a more narrow profile as well as narrowing the headstock before adding Les Paul Custom style binding and an ebony fretboard with block inlays. The neck depth is. 886 at the 1st fret and. 990 at the 12th fret. The nut width measures at 1.575. The entire guitar was refinished along with a serial number stamped into the back of the headstock that can only be speculated as the original serial number. The finish has aged to an incredibly unique color that really shows off its flame maple top which is unlike any other Burst. It has a very nice straight neck with great frets. The pickups are 1962-65 Patent # sticker pickups with the original decals removed and PAF decals carefully placed. This unique Les Paul has been left the way it was since 1976 when it was one of Byrd’s main guitars used live and in recording sessions. It is seen in a YouTube video from Austin City Limits in 1977 where The Amazing Rhythm Aces are playing “The End Is Not In Sight”. This is great documentation indicating when changes were made to the guitar along with original 8X10 photo prints, and copies of Byrd’s personal journal entries where he logged the process to the day, from December of’75 to January’76. There are three hairline cracks in the neck running parallel with the binding near the binding, but they remain cosmetic issues as the neck remains structurally sound. Two of the cracks are on the treble side of the neck (one running from between the 1st and 2nd fret area down between the 2nd and 3rd fret area, and the other running from between the 2nd and 3rd fret area down bewtween the 4th and 5th fret area), and one is on the bass side of the neck (running from between the 2nd + 3rd fret area down to the 4th fret area). There are several extra screw holes left from a B7 Bigsby, a different type of pickguard that was installed at one time along with 4 extra screw holes in the control cavity from a different plastic cover, relocated strap buttons, and a different type of bridge. All holes on the edges and top of the body were filled before it was refinished. Bridge post anchors were also installed in the top for the’70’s style tune-o-matic bridge assembly. The tuning peg holes were widened for the’70’s Grover tuning keys. The weight is 9 lbs. An original brown 5-latch hardshell case is included. There are nicks + dings and other cosmetic wear, but this’58 Les Paul remains an incredible guitar with it’s own character and documented history making it a true one-of-a-kind original Burst with a story to tell. The item “Original 1958 Gibson Les Paul Standard Byrd Burst from The AMAZING RHYTHM ACES” is in sale since Friday, March 29, 2019. This item is in the category “Musical Instruments & Gear\Guitars & Basses\Electric Guitars”. The seller is “oliviasvintage” and is located in Carbondale, Illinois. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• MPN: Does Not Apply

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