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Bigsby Merle Travis 1948 1954, a guitar maker whose name starts with a F unveils what is probably the most recognizable guitar in history. That guitar had a very, very similar headstock shape to this 1948 Bigsby Merle Travis, released 6 years earlier. Paul Bigsby definitely brought much more to the guitar world than his world famous vibrato. So… guessed who I’m talking about?
March 3, 2011

Bigsby Merle Travis

1948

1954, a guitar maker whose name starts with a F unveils what is probably the most recognizable guitar in history. That guitar had a very, very similar headstock shape to this 1948 Bigsby Merle Travis, released 6 years earlier. Paul Bigsby definitely brought much more to the guitar world than his world famous vibrato. So… guessed who I’m talking about?

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http://electricized.com/notes/3620425245/O94RDbqfD
A 1961 Hofner 126 Club 50. The added bigsby and the missing scratchplate makes that one unique.
January 7, 2011

A 1961 Hofner 126 Club 50. The added bigsby and the missing scratchplate makes that one unique.

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http://electricized.com/notes/2634953574/O94RDbqfD
Gibson Flying V Lonnie Mack 1993-1994 When Flying Vs came out in 1958, nobody really cared… except Lonnie Mack who became one of the famous early adopters.  A Vee with a bigsby, you must be lonnie!
October 14, 2010

Gibson Flying V Lonnie Mack

1993-1994

When Flying Vs came out in 1958, nobody really cared… except Lonnie Mack who became one of the famous early adopters.  A Vee with a bigsby, you must be lonnie!

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http://electricized.com/notes/1313186928/O94RDbqfD