Since it was established in 1959, Eko has been committed to serve and assist musicians, disregarding skills or celebrity. EKO 700 4V More from the early 60’s was this silver sparkle 700 4V. The 700 series was a very distinct design, odd cutaways. The switches were 1+2, 1+3, 2+3, 3+4, 1+4, etc. Trying to give the player every possible combination.
Here is a very nice vintage 1969 Eko Ranger VI Dreadnaught Acoustic guitar. This thing plays great and has been professionally setup by our techs and is gig ready. The pick guard came off this thing a long time ago and I think this may to it's benefit as I have not been able to find a better sounding guitar of this model anywhere. These guitars were built in Italy between the late 1960's to early 1980's. Originally created as an experiment to try and break into the Dreadnaught acoustic market that companies like Martin and Gibson primarily controlled, these instruments quickly became favorites amongst many professionals like Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin.
The solid sitka spruce tops and Mahogany back and sides of these instruments made them ring out with a beautiful sweet warm sound and they were very affordable instruments with won favor by most of the public and amateur musicians as well. In recent years, these guitars have started to become quite collectable as the build quality and sound these guitars produce has become rediscovered. This is a great sounding and playing guitar made from all solid woods and only gets better with age.
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If your looking for a great cheap way to get your hands on a vintage guitar, this one has gotta be amongst the best deals around. Product Specs Condition: Brand Model Categories Year Made In Italy. Accepted Payment Methods • • • PayPal Shipping Policy Available for local pickup from Dix Hills, NY Ships from Dix Hills, NY to: Continental U.S. €55.30 EUR Everywhere Else €138.25 EUR We ship UPS Ground unless alternative carrier is requested. The customer is responsible for all shipping/insurance charges. Shipping charges are non-refundable.
We pack every instrument we ship safely and securely. Any insurance claims are the sole responsibility of the buyer and should be handled directly with the parcel carrier, however we realize that anything is possible, so if you ever feel that you have received a package that looks to have been mishandled by the carrier and would like to submit an insurance claim we'll be happy to help you. Tax Policies United States - WA Calculated at checkout NY, US 8.63% Return Policy.
The Lo Duca Brothers, Tom and Guy started their business in the early 1940’s, providing accordion lessons, accordion repair, and sheet music and instruction books. They began importing Italian made accordions during this same period. If you are old enough to remember there was a period that occurred in the late 1940’s through the 1950’s where the accordion gained some popularity and salesmen went door to door signing up children for lessons and encouraging the purchase of a child-sized beginner instrument. The accordion was especially popular in mid-western and north-western cities with ethnic populations such as Swedes, Norwegian, German, Dutch, Slovakian, Polish and others that enjoyed.
Many Italian instruments had. The also were equipped with rocker switches that controlled the different reeds to provide diverse sounds. Rose Morris contracted with to produce instruments under the. The featured unusual shapes, but most had more conventional potentiometer knobs and toggle switches.
They all featured single coil pickups that were similar to Fender pickups. Although we are dedicated to guitars, it needs to be mentioned that Eko produced its own line of during this same period.