However, it was also a way to add the de rigeur Spanish cachet necessary for “Spanish” guitars of the time. Deshalb dürften die meisten der Teisco-zugeordneten Hertiecaster eigentlich eher von Kawai und Sakai produzierte Gitarren sein. This was no doubt added to the Teisco name, in part, to suggest quality. Occasionally, you may see plain Teisco logos from this period with the crown in the background, but no Del Rey.ĭel Rey, of course, is Spanish for “of the king,” which explains the crown. Long asymmetric 1 3/8 hollow body (with bridge and trem posts inside). This had an italicized Teisco superimposed over a crown with a script Del Rey underneath, backed by a round circle. The EP-9 (Teiscos first double cutaway - a small-bodied thinline hollowbody archtop) was introduced this year and the EP-7, EP-8, EP-14, EP-15, EP-17, EP-17-T and EP-18 were still available. Rare Vintage 1960 Teisco Del Rey Coronado Guitar (EP-10T Thinline) MIJ Japan. 1965 A major style change this year which helps in the dating of models is the introduction of a striped metal pick guard on most models. My boyfriend bought it used 10+ years ago to learn to play. The EP-9 (Teisco's first double cutaway - a small-bodied thinline hollowbody archtop) was introduced this year and the EP-7, EP-8, EP-14, EP-15, EP-17, EP-17-T and EP-18 were still available.
The nut needs to be shaved down a little. I was wondering what kind of pick ups I could replace them with, preferably without routing involved. The tremolo on this really gives it a nice kick that none of my other vintages has.
I love the look and the vibe of the guitar, but I’m a bit wary of the pickups. In about 1964, Jack Westheimer began bringing in Teisco guitars bearing the Teisco Del Rey logo. Vintage 60's Guitar - Teisco Del Rey EP-8T - 125 (Oxford, MA)-Date:, 8:31PM EST Reply to: Errors when replying to ads-Vintage Teisco Del Rey Hollow Body Model: EP-8T with ostrich case. Hey everybody, I’m up in the air about getting a Teisco Eb-8T. At some point in ’64 the Japanese Teisco logo changed from the circle Swan-S to a stylized, modern sans-serif type set in an italicized T shape. In 1964, the company name changed again, this time to Teisco Co., Ltd.
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