What's up – Page 40 – Eastwood Guitars

Apr 14, 2014

These Electric Guitar Lines Never Get Old!

The Ramones, Jimi Hendrix, Glen Campbell, Kurt Cobain, John Entwistle, Elliot Easton. All of these famous musicians had one thing in common, do you know what that is? They all played Mosrites! These vintage Radicals are responsible for some of...

Apr 13, 2014

The Originals - H44

"The Originals" H44 The H44 model was made from 1952 through 1957. The unique design featured 1 pickup and "Neck-through" construction. This means it was one piece of wood from head to tailpiece, and two added "ears" to form the...

Apr 06, 2014

The Originals - Wandre Tri-Lam

THE "ORIGINALS" - WANDRE TRI-LAM Wandre Guitars was started by the Italian guitar manufacturer Antonio Pioli, nicknamed "Wandre". These wild and weird electric guitars are famous for their original shapes, aluminum necks and unique switches. The guitars were originally designed...

Mar 30, 2014

The Originals - Gretsch Astrojet

In 1964, Gretsch guitars wanted to create a “space-age” image with a new, modern guitar, it chose to name the model the Astro-Jet, possibly inspired by the TV show, The Jetsons. A decade earlier, seeing Gibson’s success with the Les...

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The Originals - Magnatone Mark 5

THE "ORIGINALS" - MAGNATONE MARK V by Mike Robinson Magnatone guitars are pretty rare. They were made in very small quantities from the mid 50's and into the late 60's. The Magnatone brand is more commonly known for their highly...