Electar Model-C Lap Steel Guitar
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The Electar Model C was Epiphone's first attempt at a lower-priced steel guitar, first offered at the end of 1936 with a small companion amplifier. |
See Also:
- 1936-1938
Body:
- Guitar-shaped body
- Mahogany body with maple cap
- Felt-covered access plate on back
- 9.0625" body width
- 1.375" body depth
Neck:
- Set mahogany neck
- Rosewood fingerboard with dot fret markers
- Metal "Electar" logo plate
- 22.5" scale
- 2" nut width
Binding:
- White pyralin body & neck binding
Electronics:
- Epiphone Master pickup
- Tone knob mounted through pickguard
Hardware:
- Celluloid tortoise shell pickguard
- Nickel plated individual open-back tuners
- Plastic tuner buttons
- Aluminum bridge
- Bone nut
Colors:
- Sunburst
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