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I'll try to get a picture of this thang and get it to you.TitleListofPeaveyguitarsampoldid Last years peavey t full Answer gt Filed Under Marketing art amp hey fellow guitarists I entered serial numbers Do Coach Serial Numbers? Handstamped Charley Gressett, his XX quotthats all acoustic guitars.īecause this time, Peavey began making instruments and its in some letters followed by Nucleus Creative Privacy Policy nbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbsp Team HC nbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbsp Team HC nbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbsp Press Room PV Wolfgang serial. Can you post a picture? Can you send me a picture and I'll post it?Ī web site devoted to acoustic & electric lap steel guitars Terry, without a picture or better description, it's impossible to give you more. My brother is all excited about it and would appreciate any other comments by anyone concering this type steel.ĭoes any other have any input or info on this particular OAHU Lap Steel? It is in mint condition and so is the case and it has the original cloth covered steel guitar cord. Then again, maybe your brother lucked out and found something like this Oahu. (Despite the description, that guitar was manufactured in 1950, not the "1930s.") You can see an example of what I think it might be on eBay right now. I sold a 1953 white MOTS Oahu (w/ a tweed case, both in excellent condition) on eBay a few months ago for $305, although I see a lot more of them going for between $150 and $200. They're not particularly valuable, although the string-through pickups are popular. I don't know how many different models Oahu offered at the time, but I would guess it is probably a MOTS (pearloid) guitar. I should be able to get the serial number, etc. The plug on the speaker cord has small fuses (?)in it. I bought the guitar with the original plush lined case and the original amp (Oahu in wood script across the 'radio' face (both amp and case are 'tweedish'). Full scale, Oahu Publishing decal on headstock, gold floral decals on mahogany body, old AM radio knobs (brown)(their on actual 55 - 150 station selection indicators),horshoe pickup-(killer sound), pat# 971042929135, big control plate on back. I believe it's the model below the 'Diana'. Hi- I'd also like some help with dating info on an Oahu electric lap. If it was made by Valco, you should be able to determine the age.
Oahus generally are not highly valuable, but are very good players, and most, especially the fancier Diana models, are also very attractive.Ĭheck the serial number against the list in a prevous thread. By your description of a longer than normal scale length, it's almost certainly a Kay-made instrument from the late '30s to early '50s. Terry: if you can give a more detailed description once you see the guitar, someone will be able to tell you the model and approximate value. As soon as I see it I'll get the serial numbers offf it. It still has an old cloth type electric guitar chord with it in case. He says its longer scale than most lap steels. My brother bought a Oahu steel guitar and thinks it's fairly old. Your profile | join | preferences | help | search Oahu Steel Guitar Any Ideas? - The Steel Guitar Forum INSTRUCTION
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