Might be nice. Sinister Antoria Jazz

[BILL POSTERS]

Anybody who remembers 70s Antorias would probably agree. This might be nice if the price stays snsible..Certainly as good as some of the Fenders were at the time.

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Didnt put it in Japcrap thread, Not sure where they were made.

Edited June 9, 2012 by BRANCINI

[Mr. Foxen]

The black of the burst in the sculpting says its not solid wood. I think there were a few grades of Antoria.

[noelk27]

[quote name='BRANCINI' timestamp='1339200144' post='1685403']Didnt put it in Japcrap thread, Not sure where they were made.[/quote]
Japan and/or Korea. This one might be one of the Korean ply examples.

[BILL POSTERS]

Dont the square fret markers date it to early or mid 70s then ? Didnt know they made hollow bodied ones.

Edited June 9, 2012 by BRANCINI

[Nibody]

Everyone screamed "Plywood" based on the 'burst of my MIJ no-name due to the amount of black. Turns out its solid wood. I don't think the style and colour of the Sunburst are nescecarily an indicator of the body construct, though I can see why people would think that.

[simwells]

Looks identical to the columbus I had which was a ply body so I would expect that it was though obviously can't say for definite.

[BILL POSTERS]

Not sure about what the Bass bodies were made of but mid 70s Antorias played and sounded great to me, Only one I ever had apart was solid orangey coloured wood, similar to my old Eros,

I did have a Bitsa guitar for a while that had a really really nice Antoria Tele neck that was made of laminated pieces of maple, looked like really thick ply from the back. So you never know.