Showing posts with label Burns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Burns. Show all posts
Tuesday, 30 October 2018

Burns Weill RP2G Super Streamline bass guitar from 1959

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guitarz.blogspot.com : Here's an intriguing and supposedly quite rare bass guitar from Jim Burns and Henry Weill, the Burns Weill R...
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Friday, 22 June 2018

Stunning Rare 1983 Burns Bandit Guitar

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guitarz.blogspot.com :   Sorry that I've not been here lately. Life has been busy, and that's good, but it leaves me l...
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Friday, 25 November 2016

Great looking Hayman 3030 appears to be all original.

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guitarz.blogspot.com : The internet is killing me today. Look at this Hayman 3030 . This beauty is in great shape and to...
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Rare Burns Steer from the early 2000s. Possible prototype.

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guitarz.blogspot.com : Thanks to Bill Lovegrove on the facebook Burns Guitars and Amplifiers page for posting this Burn...
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Monday, 25 April 2016

1977 Burns "Jubilee" Flyte with faded UK Union Flag finish

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guitarz.blogspot.com : As I have mentioned many times in the past on this blog, I am a big fan of the Burns Flyte guitar, even t...
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Wednesday, 28 October 2015

1973 Hayman 3030. The Happy Birthday to R.W. edition

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guitarz.blogspot.com : Firstly, my apologies for a minimal amount of posts recently. Life has been pretty busy and though the a...
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Friday, 7 August 2015

When a Burns isn't a Burns. Japanese made violin-bodied 12 string Burns "copy".

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guitarz.blogspot.com : I found this Japan made Burns guitar  while doing one of my regular "Burns Guitar"...
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Tuesday, 7 July 2015

Burns Custom Elite Series Sonic Deluxe. NAMM prototype. Perhaps the only one of its kind.

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guitarz.blogspot.com : This Burns Sonic Deluxe may be the only one to have come with three tri-sonic pick...
Monday, 6 July 2015

1977 Burns Artist. The very first one made.

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guitarz.blogspot.com : My heart is aflutter. Look at this wonderful Burns Artist from 1977. It has the seria...