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Looks like an early Fernandes Revolver, before they changed the look and headstock with the "Pro" version.
Would have sold for $699 circa 2000 - 2004
The guy who can really help you out is Ned Evett nedevett.com as it will most likely have been sold from his website www.fretlessguitar.com though it is a bit of a puzzle being red, options were black or silver.
Does it have a sustainer fitted?
What guitar is this?
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Posted 05 December 2011 - 10:03 AM
Play the blues guitar with your soul, but play the fretless guitar with your spirit.
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Posted 05 December 2011 - 09:02 PM
Thanks for the response.
Yeah i've been searching fernandes electrics on google and google images for a while now and I just can't seem to find this shape. The revolvers now seem to be strat style......did they definately have the Les Paul double cutaway style previously ? I can't find a serial number or ID mark anywhere on the exterior of the body of this thing.
As far as a sustainer goes, the guitar appears to have what looks like an extra switch fitted to the front (red switch) but I can't see anything like a circuit board under the backplate. Maybe it had one which was removed but i'm really not sure.
Yeah i've been searching fernandes electrics on google and google images for a while now and I just can't seem to find this shape. The revolvers now seem to be strat style......did they definately have the Les Paul double cutaway style previously ? I can't find a serial number or ID mark anywhere on the exterior of the body of this thing.
As far as a sustainer goes, the guitar appears to have what looks like an extra switch fitted to the front (red switch) but I can't see anything like a circuit board under the backplate. Maybe it had one which was removed but i'm really not sure.
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Posted 05 December 2011 - 11:01 PM
That was a puzzle, the extra switch.
Without the sustainer you could knock off $200 from the original selling price.
At the moment specialist guitar prices are on the floor, I've been advising quite a few sellers to wait until better times, if possible.
Any news from Ned?
Without the sustainer you could knock off $200 from the original selling price.
At the moment specialist guitar prices are on the floor, I've been advising quite a few sellers to wait until better times, if possible.
Any news from Ned?
Play the blues guitar with your soul, but play the fretless guitar with your spirit.
