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Framus texan and framus jumbo
Two fleamarket founds, the jumbo in Emmen and the Texan on a kidsmarket in Steenwijk.
First the jumbo, a real cheapo laminated body and neck, satin finish, ebonized bridge, bolt on Neck.
Was in ned of new strings and an overal service, guitar is made somewhere in the 60’s, plays nice, has a low
volume, sounds very jazzy a guitar to play hard without getting a messy sound, a lot of expensive guitars tend
to have that problem when you hit the strings really hard.
A nice campfire guitar.
First the jumbo, a real cheapo laminated body and neck, satin finish, ebonized bridge, bolt on Neck.
Was in ned of new strings and an overal service, guitar is made somewhere in the 60’s, plays nice, has a low
volume, sounds very jazzy a guitar to play hard without getting a messy sound, a lot of expensive guitars tend
to have that problem when you hit the strings really hard.
A nice campfire guitar.
Jumbo Texan
The jumbo is equiped with an unusual stringguide.
The texan was the dirtiest guitar i’ve ever laid my hands on, spent hours to clean it, he was sticky and the
tuners were brown instead of nickel, i gues that he spent a large prt of his life in a smoky room.
Further construction wise identical to the jumbo, nly with a gloss instead of a satin finish, also low volume
and a melow jazzy sound.
This guitar is made in the mid 60’s.
The texan was the dirtiest guitar i’ve ever laid my hands on, spent hours to clean it, he was sticky and the
tuners were brown instead of nickel, i gues that he spent a large prt of his life in a smoky room.
Further construction wise identical to the jumbo, nly with a gloss instead of a satin finish, also low volume
and a melow jazzy sound.
This guitar is made in the mid 60’s.
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