Description
Condition: Used
This is the flagship Starplayer TV, a German Duesenberg used by many professionals such as John Mayer and Joe Walsh overseas, Ringo Shiina and Motoki Omori of Mrs. Green Apple in Japan.
It is not a cheap model Starplayer V.
It is similar to Gibson's ES-Les Paul, but it is slightly larger than the Les Paul, making it the perfect model for those who find it difficult to play the Gretsch hollow body or ES-335 due to its large body size.
The live sound is loud and good, so you can use it as an unplugged living guitar.
Manufactured in 2018, early version with serial number 700.
It seems that the hardware and specifications used are slightly different from the current product.
The body back has a unique violin curve, and the maple wood used is of good quality with clearly visible tabular grains.
Some dullness has appeared on the metal parts. I have not taken it outside the house and there are no noticeable scratches.
Although the strings are old, the neck, fret condition, and octave are good and can be used immediately.
The hard case is genuine.
Weight is approximately 3.5kg. Accessories include a hard case and its key.
In addition, the pickguard is an original product made of clear parts specified by Ringo Shiina.
(Genuine parts are also included.)
Starplayer TV/ Silver Sparkle
Body: Laminated Spruce Top / Flamed Maple Back,Sides
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Pickup Duesenberg Domino P-90, Duesenberg Grand Vintage Humbucker
Control: 1 Volume, 1 Tone, 3-way PU Selector
Bridge: Duesenberg bridge
Tremolo: Duesenberg Tremola
Finish: Silver Sparkle
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