1950s Hoyer Esquire Red Burst Split-Shaft and other tuning machines with

and other tuning machines with the smaller 6mm diameter post

try starting with these set to zero

Music Man started making electric guitars in 1976 after Leo Fenders non-complete cause expired with this example being an early model from the early days of the brand

as well as a nitro wizard neck assembled in a 5-piece configuration with panga panga and walnut

covering both ambience-type and modulation-type effects

1950s Hoyer Esquire Red Burst Split-Shaft and other tuning machines withA swingin' example from German guitar manufacturer, Hoyer! Dating to approximately sometime in the late 1950s, this example from Hoyer is the Esquire model which features a typical archtop design of this period. This example boasts a lower bout of 16 1 2" and a body depth of 3". Featuring a gorgeous ebony fretboard adorned with block inlays, this example is striking in person with an immense amount of character. This example has had its pickguard