Silvertone Guitar

Fantastic example of a vintage Teisco that's been made reliable & playable enough for giggin.  Hard to sell this one so I've priced it accordingly plus, it happens to be gorgeous with typical vintage-type wear indicative of the era.

The Black Keys and others use these for their old seasoned woods, solid construction, and vintage sound.

All electrics are original and the switches are working as they should (not always the case with these vintage sweeethearts).

Pickups are powerful & twangy surface mounted singles that also "pop" nicely through a tube amp.  Very distinctive sound.

Neck is straight & plays wonderfully throughout it's length.  If you're familiar with this model you know that the neck shape & feel is addictive in-hand.  Fingerboard & original frets are in great shape (this thing hasn't seen very much play in it's life), no loose ones or buzzing present.

The original bridge was one of those large chrome cover types with a central vibrato bar and it was replaced with a small hardtail so the strings could effectively be muffed & palm muted as normal.  One of the pics shows the old bridge holes plugged & stained and the work was professionally done as was the set-up, electrics cleaning, and truss rod adjustment for a slightly heavier string choice for even better tone.

Lastly, the case is included and a Charvel hardshell bass guitar case that's been modified ever so slightly to accomodate the guitar.  This was also done professionally to ensure correct & complete neck support during storage & transport.

I know it's cliche' to say but again, it's hard to sell this one and if you check my feedback you'll see that i don't sell that many.

I'll personally guarantee this item as a "no regret" purchase just make sure to call me immediately if something is as it shouldn't be upon arrival and we'll arrange for a return. Free shipping is only offered to lower 48 US states. I will ship to locations other than the lower 48 states but please contact me for actual price.

Thanks for looking and feel free to ask questions!

Paul