The knobs are replacements and the tone knob only really starts to roll off highs after turning the dial most of the way, but this is a guitar you'll want to play on "10." There has never been another pickup like those that Valco made. Tuners have been changed a few times so there are some extra holes on the headstock. Action is medium low and it is a very playable guitar. These guitars are similar in shape and overall construction, but the Bobkat has two pickups and a vibrato arm, while the 7250 has only one pickup and a stop-tail bridge. 10-.46 Fender Original Bullets 3150L Light Electric Guitar Strings. Harmony only produced two different solid body Airline guitars, the Bobkat Two Pickup model and the 7250. Guitar Hard Cases Jack White Airline Guitar Airline H54 hollow body. There is no adjustable truss rod on these but they are reinforced with a pretty substantial metal bar so it is nice and straight even after all these years. Fender Original Bullets 3150R Regular Electric Guitar Strings. Make shopping fun, affordable and simple,76,airline guitar caseall black one. The finish was buffed down smooth as you can see and you can only barely feel the repair.
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There is a crack and repair on one side of the headstock but it is a solid fix.
The so called "Jetsons" guitar from Airline is one of the coolest things to ever ooze out of the soft tissue known as "the brain." Most of them were made of Airline's "Res-O-Glass" but a few were made out of solid wood like this one here which is great for withstanding the rigors of the road or an unruly punk show. The maple neck is firmly fitted to a rosewood fretboard that produces clean high. With the invention of the solid-body form and function could be separate things. This guitar has an ash body that creates a bright sound with optimum sustain. The 60s gave us all sorts of oddball instruments. As evidenced in the airplane set picture and the construction set scan from the 1978 Montgomery Wards Christmas catalog, the Luke body and head used.
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