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I would have loved to hear more from the rhythm section, but thank you so much for sharing all of that !! :)

I think it was very expensive back in the 80's

Thank you for this video. I don't play or know much of guitars but there's been one like this in house for 30 years. Color scheme is different though. Don't have an amp to test it so was trying to use multimeter to check resistance on the output to at least see if pickups are alive. It's been bugging me how to switch between respective pickups with the switches but it's actually pretty simple and logical.

Eine tolle Orgel sieht klasse aus.Da sind ja alle Schikanen eingebaut in dem Instrument.Super Erklärung ob wohl Du kein Deutsch sprichst.Aber Ich bekomme es mit wie Du die Orgel erklären tust in deinen Kommentar.Danke Monika ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Hello, awesome video and very helpfull to me. I have the same falcon amp and the filter cap burnet with smoke in a way I couldn't know what size cap it is. I love the fuse holder you have added and may I ask what size fuse have you used?

It's pretty crazy to think about how much engineering went into this. Sure it can't do a clean sine wave but quite versatile in being itself.

Nice thorough tour of the guitar!

🏃 'promosm'

Is has been a super satisfying build to watch

Cut that string off that strap. Use the hole in the strap. That's what it's for

I just subscribed, your content is very good so far, Thank you

I would love to see the electronics inside of it.

Hans and Franz

Just open the case

Makes you wonder why they didn't spray a few layers of clear coat on the fretboard, to protect it a little bit. Would have looked amazing too.

Very nice. Sounded great through that little amp. Now everyone will want that "softwood sound"!

Hi, beautiful guitare and great job as Always on those old models Ure share Great job Laurent

Beautiful work on an equally beautiful instrument. The laminated nut really catches my eye. I love that you used some big, chunky fret wire, or is that just how the camera sees it?

Ah yes the Ligma Migma, great guitar

Really great work on an interesting guitar. Well done. I can,t believe you don’t have more views on this.

I believe the reason for the flatwounds is the zero fret,probably slide easily over it without chewing the fret up,I would take the whole guitar apart, just to clean it up,I wouldn't clean the rusty parts like the pickguard screws but I would shine the body up,lube all the parts,and do a thorough set up,nice find.

Interesting guitar. I have just restored an old Antoria archtop. Undoubtedly made in Bavaria / East Germany in the 50s or 60s. Same shape headstock as Framus guitars.. Probably made in the same factory. It has the same neck join as that one except it was a glued join. Seems to be the same as a violin/double bass neck join. I had to reset the neck as the angle was like that one and it also only had the top part of the bridge! There is a great book available from Bohemian Guitars CZ. History of the East German archtop guitar industry. Not available in the UK unfortunately.

Interesting instrument. Looking forward to Ep2.

A beautiful old guitar having life-saving surgery. Looking forward to ep02. Danke Max.

The binding is nice. Its been maybe in all different temps and humidity. Gotta check the neck truss rod adjust bridge and nut for different strings. I like it its a way cool axe.

Good afternoon, I live in Russia, but sometimes I come across videos from different countries about old instruments because I love old instruments from socialist countries. Most of all, I like the Czechoslovak guitars of the Iolana concern, they made great guitars there. But I play keyboards myself. If anyone wants to listen to the sound of instruments from the socialist bloc in the mix, we have recorded an album on them. There are Vermona Piano Strings (GDR), Organ Vilnius (USSR), bass Ural 510 - l (USSR). guitar Stella (USSR), The Unitra Eltra Eltronic organ (Poland), Regent amplifiers (GDR) and Corvette (USSR), but also some Western instruments of the 60s and 70s (Philips Philicorda organ) and some more, I have already forgotten. ruclips.net/video/i3i45dIcjhU/видео.html

You got my subscription. Very interesting. thanks

It's absolutely hideous, yet...I can't look away.

Nice!

Very nice historical piece. I love the time capsule effect experienced from cracking open the case. Gives you a glimpse into the life of the guitarist from another era and political theater. Frankly, I found this to be quite a cool instrument. Thanks for the vid.

I only have like, zero to two extra sets of strings max. They go bad pretty quickly in paper. Was this guy changing every session in the 60s? Also, I'm not surprised the guitar works, but I am surprised the cable does.

Late to this video, but really enjoyed it. I'd say you know how to play keys.

Hmm... 🙄 What a cool yet confusing guitar. Somewhat Strat-like, A bit Burns-ish. . . But i like~ vibey + unique ! And pricey.

This guitar may have originally had a DIN plug, rather than the western-style jack cord input. I've seen other Soviet-era guitars with DIN.

I gotta say, for the condition it was in, just coming out of the case with those ancient strings on it, it sounded AMAZING. Clean it up (not TOO much, needs to keep that vintage look), get some new strings on it and a good setup, and that could be a really versatile working musician's instrument again!

Keep up the good work. Cool show!

great. keep these weird-guitar vids coming

0:19 Rock n' roll ain't noise pollution!! Oh, wait...

The Volkswagon of Strats.... Are you going to show all the old packs of strings again? 😂😂😂

I'm sorry, you are very slow watching Mr. Roger's neighborhood? The guitar is not that interesting. Maybe it's the impression the single-coil pickups could be P90 like DiMarzio's and without canceling noise from shielding - mostly noise also - microphonic from those 3 very old guitar. Good luck & Cheers

a bag full of story and memories

I cannot be the only one who immediately thought of a Metallica song … The switching arrangement reminds me of a Burns guitar I once met. I'm really intrigued by that bridge damper/mute, and the clever nut + zero fret arrangement.

Beautiful guitar

Enjoyed your vid very much, the guitar has that 60's Silvertone/Framus vibe very nice.

Good old Kartoffelsack found in the box.

It's amazing that Gibsons and Fenders command such high prices for vintage guitars but for this guitar, in GBP (£) is about £300 for the model you show. Incredible you can have such a historic instrument for such little money.

Proof that Old doesn't necessarily mean good.. 🤔

Why not restring it and set the action?

I own a Musima lapsteel, plays and sounds pretty good. Looks like it has the same kind of pickups.

Wonderful restoration. I love seeing guitars like this from the past brought to life.