eldegas.com

Every once in a while you get a "find" at the flea market. Let me know if you absolutely have to have it. I believe these were "hippie" patterned. It says El Degas Japan http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n50/beattytg/degas1.jpg http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n50/beattytg/degas2.jpg

You're probably right, if I wait a couple of weeks and it grows a little mold on the shelf perhaps I can work a deal down the road... as long as no one buys it out from under me.

It does play well and I liked the sound of it... I'm a sucker for rejuvenating old guitars. I doubt I'll make much money on it but I know I'll enjoy the process. It will come to about 170 with the taxes in..... too much? I felt it sounded quite Stevie Ray.

Here are a couple stills

Ok, I got over today and got a little video clip of the guitar. They are asking 150. Someone started stripping the back of the guitar and the front finish is a little rough, I would likely finish stripping it and restore the original colour. It plays and sounds well. If I were getting it just for me ...

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I just came back from my local pawn shop and was impressed to see an older MIJ el degas. It appeared to me to be a Gibson Sonex copy (?). It has a double coil pickup encased in clear plastic at the neck and another pickup with rails encased in clear plastic at the bridge. The headstock was a ...

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I got this locally for very little money. I need to replace the switch and find a witch hat knob. Other than that it plays and sounds great, really impressive. The finish has some definite wear. Anything anyone can tell me about it would be greatly appreciated. To me it looks like a 1973 Ibanez ...

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Does anyone know what model this El Degas is? It has only one pickup and therefore no toggle. Should I assume its Korean?? There isnt a serial number anywhere on it at all. The neck plate is also completely blank. It reminds me of the old Ibanez Roadster's with the same setup. Any help would be ...