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VF Guitar Works Custom telecaster. Two wood body. D'alessandro Luthier.
Estimated price for orientation: 599 $
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Description Brand: VF Guitar Works String Configuration: 6 String Body Type: Solid Model: Tele-style Body Color: natural Body Material: Solid Wood Dexterity: Right-Handed Country/Region of Manufacture: Italy
This should be a rare treat for y'all... This is a VF Guitar Works, or VF Guitarworks custom shop tele-style (Telecaster) guitar. VF Guitar Works is now called D'Alessandro Guitars, and they are a custom luthier shop located in Naples Italy.
If you look at the listings on sites you can get an idea of the market. A PRS style sold for $900 used a couple years ago. A Five string bass sold for $1500 a few months ago. New D'Alessandro Guitars seem to be $2000 and up.
Also, these guitars rarely hit the market. This is one of two electric guitars I've seen in searches for the last five years. If you are interested and you don't buy this, you are likely missing out for years to come. So, on to the guitar. It has a solid body that appears to be two pressed wood pieces. The top piece appears to be ash. The bottom half appears to be walnut. (The grain pattern and color don't match "hog" to my eyes.) The fretboard is rosewood and doesn't have much visible wear/use to my eye. It has Sperzel locking tuners, and nice bridge and perloid pickguard. I don't want to disassemble to sell the pickups, but I was told they were Duncan (possibly the custom shop ones with no logo.) Like I said, can't verify this. At the least I'd bet they are boutique, as D'Alessandro guitars use premium or boutique pickups.I can ship internationally but only to confirmed addresses. If you are a low feedback international buyer, you must contact me first. Also, I will not lie on customs forms. As this is a bolt on, I can separate the neck from the body to ship in a smaller, cheaper box for international buyers.I can try and ship in a 45X6X18 or so box. I can toss this into a cheap gig bag for free or to help secure it. If you want this shipped in a larger box than I can oblige that too.Sales are final, but bid with confidence as I haven't gotten any negative feedback this millennium.Don't miss out on this, guys.
Description
| Brand: | VF Guitar Works | String Configuration: | 6 String |
| Body Type: | Solid | Model: | Tele-style |
| Body Color: | natural | Body Material: | Solid Wood |
| Dexterity: | Right-Handed | Country/Region of Manufacture: | Italy |
This should be a rare treat for y'all... This is a VF Guitar Works, or VF Guitarworks custom shop tele-style (Telecaster) guitar. VF Guitar Works is now called D'Alessandro Guitars, and they are a custom luthier shop located in Naples Italy.
If you look at the listings on sites you can get an idea of the market. A PRS style sold for $900 used a couple years ago. A Five string bass sold for $1500 a few months ago. New D'Alessandro Guitars seem to be $2000 and up.
Also, these guitars rarely hit the market. This is one of two electric guitars I've seen in searches for the last five years. If you are interested and you don't buy this, you are likely missing out for years to come. So, on to the guitar. It has a solid body that appears to be two pressed wood pieces. The top piece appears to be ash. The bottom half appears to be walnut. (The grain pattern and color don't match "hog" to my eyes.) The fretboard is rosewood and doesn't have much visible wear/use to my eye. It has Sperzel locking tuners, and nice bridge and perloid pickguard. I don't want to disassemble to sell the pickups, but I was told they were Duncan (possibly the custom shop ones with no logo.) Like I said, can't verify this. At the least I'd bet they are boutique, as D'Alessandro guitars use premium or boutique pickups.
If you look at the listings on sites you can get an idea of the market. A PRS style sold for $900 used a couple years ago. A Five string bass sold for $1500 a few months ago. New D'Alessandro Guitars seem to be $2000 and up.
Also, these guitars rarely hit the market. This is one of two electric guitars I've seen in searches for the last five years. If you are interested and you don't buy this, you are likely missing out for years to come. So, on to the guitar. It has a solid body that appears to be two pressed wood pieces. The top piece appears to be ash. The bottom half appears to be walnut. (The grain pattern and color don't match "hog" to my eyes.) The fretboard is rosewood and doesn't have much visible wear/use to my eye. It has Sperzel locking tuners, and nice bridge and perloid pickguard. I don't want to disassemble to sell the pickups, but I was told they were Duncan (possibly the custom shop ones with no logo.) Like I said, can't verify this. At the least I'd bet they are boutique, as D'Alessandro guitars use premium or boutique pickups.
I can ship internationally but only to confirmed addresses. If you are a low feedback international buyer, you must contact me first. Also, I will not lie on customs forms. As this is a bolt on, I can separate the neck from the body to ship in a smaller, cheaper box for international buyers.I can try and ship in a 45X6X18 or so box. I can toss this into a cheap gig bag for free or to help secure it. If you want this shipped in a larger box than I can oblige that too.Sales are final, but bid with confidence as I haven't gotten any negative feedback this millennium.
Don't miss out on this, guys.