AIRLINE HOLLOW BODY DOUBLE PICKUP
- hollow electric body, usually f-holes, tremolo, two pickups, four knobs, mfg. 1960s.
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AIRLINE SOLIDBODY SINGLE PICKUP
No. of Strings
6
Body Type
Solid
No. of Frets
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Weight
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AIRLINE SOLIDBODY SINGLE PICKUP Price & value
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AIRLINE SOLIDBODY SINGLE PICKUP Description
- solidbody, various features, single pickup, basic controls, mfg. late 1950s-1960s.
Features
- Various features
- Basic controls
AIRLINE SOLIDBODY SINGLE PICKUP Specs
Orientation:
Right-Handed
Number Of Strings:
6
String Type:
--
Number Of Frets:
--
Fret Size:
--
Tuner Layout:
--
Nut Style:
--
Nut Width(inches):
--
Nut Material:
--
Neck Material:
Maple
Neck Joint Style:
Bolt-On
Neck Shape:
--
TailpieceType:
--
Fret Board Material:
Rosewood
Fretboard Radius (inches):
--
Fret Board Style:
--
Inlay Style:
--
Inlay Material:
--
Body Type:
Solid
Body Shape/Style/Series:
--
Body Material:
--
Veneer:
--
Body Finish:
--
Body Color:
--
Pick-Guard Material:
--
Pick Guard Color:
--
Pickup Configuration:
--
Pickups:
Single-Coil
Controls:
Volume control
Year From:
1950
Year To:
1960
Country Of Origin:
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AIRLINE HOLLOW BODY TRIPLE PICKUP
- hollow electric body, usually f-holes, tremolo, three pickups, six knobs, mfg. 1960s.
AIRLINE SOLIDBODY DOUBLE PICKUP
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