Latest about japanese guitars
Appealing to players fed up with declining U.S. quality, the most successful and acclaimed Japanese guitar of the late ’70s wasn’t a direct copy of anything
Rising considerably in price, this great playing, great sounding axe is quality all the way
A cool and affordable way to add a lot of mojo to your guitar palette
The pitbull nature of its look makes you want to smack it around like Jack White or Dan Auerbach might
Fancier Teiscos like this and the Spectrum 5 are a comparative king’s ransom these days
With its innovative features this oddball Holy Grailer is interesting enough to push anyone’s buttons.
Some 50 years later, Teisco guitars like this have found their way into respectability among not just collectors but also players and session musicians.
