This vintage original circa 1966 SUPRO Arlington S655 in original White finish was the top of the line for Supro circa 1966. Stunning.
Features original 3 pickup design: Two humbucker sized single coils and the "bridgetone" or piezo pickup built into the rosewood bridge. This combination is the same as the hugely sought after Supro Martinique guitar. The piezo pickup is the secret a lot of Dan Auerbach's tone on the Black Keys Brother and El Camino album. You can get this really biting hollow type tone that is awesome. The guitar features individual volume controls for each pickup, a series of tone switches and "on" "off" switches for each pickup. The tonal possibilities are almost endless. Guitar has incredible tone.
The neck features vintage style frets that show very little wear and she plays wonderfully.
Original Bigsby vibrato works great and the guitar plays with a good low action and stays in tune, too!
Comes with vintage original case as pictured.
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We use UPS ground for shipping. We can work out overnight shipping on a case by case basis. Buyer pays all shipping charges.
All Sales Final. The only exception is internet sales. Please make sure you get an in-hand description for guitars purchased via the internet. 24 hour approval period on internet sales. After 24 hours, no returns. Buyer assumes all shipping charges. If we agree to a return, as in an internet sale, instruments must be returned in the condition they were sent. Shipping costs will be deducted from the return, and buyer will assume these costs. If we accept a return there will also be a 5% re-stocking fee. All merchandise sold is in used - as is condition. All sales final. If there is an exception made on any return over 24 hours, there will be a 15% re-stocking fee to the customer. No returns whatsoever on guitar parts.
