| Electrical Guitars |
Jay Turser: JT-RES
Everyone loves your guitar, don't get me personally wrong. Its interesting sounds great and seems great also, it's just this one issue because of the connection kinda ruins it. I'd nonetheless suggest it for some body desiring a primary resonator electric guitar.
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| Jay Turser: Warlord
This electric guitar screams with mindset in black nevertheless white one reminds myself of a virgin in a prom dress. 22 frets with a big headstock kind big like a Dean electric guitar but an unusual styling but it kinda balances a guitar nicely.
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25, 484
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| Jay Turser: JT-200
Vintage design, single cutaway lightweight solid body, flame-maple contoured top, maple ready neck, rosewood fingerboard with abalone and mother-of-pearl serpent inlay and bound and inlaid headstock. conventional style black pick shield, 2 covered humbucking pickups, 2 amount and 2 tone controls, and gold equipment.
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24, 192
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| Jay Turser: JT-133
JT-133 is a semi-hollow body, jazz box style electric guitar. Arched top, thin-line body, decorative tail piece. Double "F" gap.
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| Jay Turser: JT-100
It's 22 frets and a Rosewood fretboard. It is a plain-top Cherry Sunburst which can be really well done. It really is a two piece (i believe) Well it's a bolt-on throat. It really is fundamentally a Tune-o-Matic connection and it stays in tune really. You can find 2 volume and 2 shades pots for Rhythm and Treble pick-ups.
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3, 210
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| Jay Turser: JT-XG2
This will be a Gibson SG design two fold neck guitar. It really is one of thirty-six blue guitars made and it's also bad towards bone tissue.
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| Jay Turser: JT-137
It is a clasic rock electric guitar. Switch off the distortion, the neck pickup becomes airy and produces lots of headroom, and jazz noises tend to be perfect.
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