No. of Strings
6
Body Type
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No. of Frets
21
Weight
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- similar to the Firefly F2N6, except has a vibrato bridge, mfg. 1967-69.
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- 12-string configuration, small slightly axe-shaped solidbody with treble bout cutout, bolt-on neck, 21-fret rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays, matching finish headstock with six-per-side tuners, non-vibrato bridge, swirl pickguard, two...
- similar to the Hornet H2N6, except has three pickups with individual volume controls and switches for each pickup, mfg. 1967-69.
- similar to the Firefly F2N6, except in 12-string configuration with six-per-side tuners, mfg. 1968-69.
- symmetrical double cutaway Danelectro Longhorn-style semi-hollow body, spruce top, two f-holes, bolt-on neck, 21-fret rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays, three-per-side tuners, non-vibrato bridge, trapeze tailpiece, small pickguard, two...
- 12-string configuration, offset double cutaway Jaguar-style solidbody, bolt-on neck, 21-fret rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays, rosewood headstock overlay with six-per-side tuners, non-vibrato bridge, swirl pickguard, two pickups, thre...
- symmetrical double cutaway ES-335 semi-hollowbody-style, two f-holes, body binding, bolt-on neck, 21-fret rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays, rosewood headstock overlay with six-on-one-side tuners, non-vibrato bridge, trapeze tailpiece,...
- similar to the Scorpion S2N12, except has three pickups with individual volume controls and switches for each pickup, mfg. 1967-69.
- offset double cutaway Jaguar-style solidbody, bolt-on neck, 21-fret rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays, rosewood headstock overlay with six-on-one-side tuners, non-vibrato bridge, swirl pickguard, two pickups, three knobs (v1, v2, MV) a...
