No. of Strings
6
Body Type
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No. of Frets
22
Weight
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- single cutaway mahogany body, bound arched top, mahogany neck, 22-fret bound ebony fingerboard with pearl feather engraved humptop block inlays, bound V styled white face headstock with vertical Gold Sparkle wings/logo, three-per-side Grover Imperial tuners, adjustable bridge, G logo tubular trapeze tailpiece, raised gold pickguard with penguin/logo, two exposed DeArmond pickups, control layout #1 (four knobs, one switch), gold hardware, available in White finish, mfg. 1955-1964.
Originally released with banjo armrest attached to bass lower bout. This instrument had gold sparkle binding and jeweled control knobs. In 1958, Filter-tron pickups thumbnail fingerboard inlays, a roller bridge, and control layout #2 was introduced. In 1959, horizontal logo/metal nameplate was applied to peghead. In 1963, a double cutaway body was introduced.
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- reissue of the original White Penguin, single cutaway semi-hollow mahogany body, arched laminated maple top, multiple gold sparkle body binding, one-piece mahogany neck, 22-gold sparkle bound fret ebony fingerboard with hump block inlays,...
- reissue of the original White Penguin, single cutaway semi-hollow mahogany body, arched laminated maple top, mulitple gold sparkle body binding, gold-plated arm rest, one-piece mahogany neck, 22-gold sparkle bound fret ebony fingerboard w...
- similar to the White Penguin except in left-handed configuration and has a Bigsby vibrato tailpiece, available in White finish, current mfg.
