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Hollowbody Guitar Hollowbody Guitar Electric Guitars

Not much info available online about these but presuming it’s early 70’s.

Volume pots are a bit crackly, but that’s to be expected with a guitar of this age.

It’s currently strung with Ernie ball 10’s.

A volume knob is missing.

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@MadAxeMan21: €1 OFFER ACCEPTED
Sure
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€1 OFFERED
For PM to discuss.
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€100 OFFERED
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Entertaining any offers to reflect age/not vintage
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@pemcg okay thanks for the input
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Sound like you've done no research yourself. You believing doesn't make it fact but you're dead right, potential buyers should indeed do their own research, thoroughly.
2 weeks
@pemcg that’s mad, can’t remember asking?

Potential buyers free to do their own research. Price still stands either way. It’s a nice guitar. I got it from a family member and believe it’s MIJ 70s/80s.
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@MadAxeMan21 set neck!
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Santander are/were made in China, not Japan and are far more modern than the other brands you've mentioned. Late 90s/maybe 2000s.

Definitely not 1970s MIJ vintage and you shouldn't be stating it as such.

A quick search found previous listings on reverb and other German classified sites for between 125 (without bigsby clone) to 220 (with bigsby). No indication they even sold at these prices.

Where are you getting the idea these are becoming more desirable?
2 weeks
Set neck or bolt on?
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@MadAxeMan21 Howaya, name is ‘Santander’. Presume it’s one of the many names they had for MIJ’s back in the day. À la Kingston, Columbus, Audition etc.
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Hi. What’s the name on the headstock?
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Looking for a quick sale of this. Entertaining reasonable offers.