18 Mar
Vintage 1960’s Italian EXCELSIOR Electric Guitar Eko Teisco
(Sound may be a little low on this video.) This one is pretty rare. I’ve only ever seen a few of these pop up on ebay over the years. It’s pretty nice quality and comparable to other Italian electrics of the era like Eko, Vox, Crucianelli, Welson, Galanti, Goya, etc. As always disregard the poor playing and sound quality.
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Bellissima.
c’est vraiment bien, j’adors ce genre de trucs a la guitare !
what brand/type amp is this
congratulations. this guitar is amazing. you need no major brands if you own one of these.
thanks for posting.
peace.
all of these videos are starting to make me think I need a nice old Kay… hehe
what amp are you playing through?
A 1980’s or 1990’s solid-state Fender combo amp with the reverb turned up.
I don’t know the model name off the top of my head.
i love your guitar playing
the name is Excelsior Dynamo II (‘60 ’s italian brand from Recanati the same of Eko etc etc)
just bought 2 brand new eko electric guitars for 75$, sounds great for the money.
i’ve seen the same guitar on a music store near my house.
i’ll never buy an eko guitar.
Very tinny sound, much like Jack Whites
why are there 3 pickup switches while there are only 2 pickups?
I have an old Eko archtop guitar with 2 pickups and 4 switches! They are actually buttons, One for the bridge pickup, Another for the Neck pickup, One for both, And one to turn them off.
@jks2
A lot of 1960’s guitars have phase switches, most eko electrics seem to be inspired by thing like the fender jaguar which also have phase switches.