KUSTOM K200 C
- similar to the K200 A, except has smaller unwinged headstock design, white pickguard, and less fancy tuning machines, mfg. 1967-late 1969.
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KUSTOM K200 A
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KUSTOM K200 A Description
- symmetrical double cutaway semi-hollow body, cat's-eye f-hole, bolt-on two-piece maple neck, 22-fret bound rosewood fingerboard with a zero fret and multiple dot inlays, chrome-plated nut, three-per-side tuners, adj. bridge, Bigsby vibrato tailpiece, long black or white pickguard, two DeArmond humbuckers, four knobs (two v, two tone), three-way pickup switch, available in Black, Black Ash, Blue, Natural, Red, Sunburst, White Ash, Wineburst, or Zebra finish, 24.75 in. scale, mfg. 1967-late 1969.
The burgundy to green Wineburst finish is also called Watermelon Burst by collectors.
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KUSTOM K200 A Similar Models
KUSTOM K200 B
- similar to the K200 A, except has double dot inlay on fingerboard, a non-vibrato trapeze tailpiece, and two DeArmond single coil pickups, mfg. 1967-late 1969.