CATALOGUE
I recently discovered this interesting site which has vintage guitar catalogues available for a small subscription fee.
Included is a 4-page El Degas Guitar Catalog for 1973.
http://www.vintaxe.com/catalogs_japanese_eldegas.htm
Looks like a good resource for anyone wanting historical background information on items in their guitar collection.
REVIEWS
Also for those who may not be aware of it, an excellent site called Harmony Central is one of the definitive references for guitar and gear of all kinds. They have a good selection of El Degas reviews available which may help answer some of your questions from a musician's/player's point of view.
http://reviews.harmony-central.com/revi ... d/El-Degas
LABELS
I found these label pix and thought you might find them interesting.
Korean & Romanian Labels
Compare these to the MIJ label on my GB25 post
viewtopic.php?t=31
Kinda interesting to note that the MIJ labels seem to have an actual Serie No, while the MIK have a space for one but usually don't have anything there. By the time you get to the MIR label they've dropped all pretense at even offering a number!
I guess that was the beginning of the end for the once amazing El Degas line (sigh).
1973 El Degas Guitar Catalog, a Review Site & Labels
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I shelled out for the Vintaxe subscription a couple of years ago so I could look at the El Degas catalog. It's interesting. I'd post the files but I don't know if I would get sued.
I started ElDegas.com many years ago to help celebrate and inform about El Degas instruments. It all started with a used Ric 4000 bass copy I bought in circa 2000.
El Degas stable as of 03/2022: 42 (13 bass, 26 electric, 3 acoustic)
El Degas stable as of 03/2022: 42 (13 bass, 26 electric, 3 acoustic)
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I dunno Charles, seems to me if you bought it it's yours. As long as you're not re-selling it I would think you can show it to whomever you want. No?charles wrote:I'd post the files but I don't know if I would get sued.
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I'll have to look into it.
I should have no problem using the guitars in the catalog for the El Degas model information on the site, in any case - which is the plan.
...when I get the site updated, that is...
I should have no problem using the guitars in the catalog for the El Degas model information on the site, in any case - which is the plan.
...when I get the site updated, that is...
I started ElDegas.com many years ago to help celebrate and inform about El Degas instruments. It all started with a used Ric 4000 bass copy I bought in circa 2000.
El Degas stable as of 03/2022: 42 (13 bass, 26 electric, 3 acoustic)
El Degas stable as of 03/2022: 42 (13 bass, 26 electric, 3 acoustic)