Guitars can become historical because of their quality or when they have been played by (world) famous people. The latter is the case with Egmond guitars.
The cheapest but.....most known Egmond:
This is George Harrison 's first guitar. As he was English it had the Rosetti brandname. George had to work hard at this on to get reasonable sounds out of it. A few years ago she was sold for 10's of thousands of euro's.
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Egmond Toledo. Produced from early 50's till 1974 |
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At the auction | | Starting his career | | 50's Rosetti catalogue |
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This is what Christopher Sileo made ( 3D) out of all the things we know. Visit Christopher's 3D site . See my LINKS. |
But Brian May too played the Egmond Toledo.
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A young Brian | | He holds it before it's restauration. | | Even Freddie tried her. |
Sir Paul didn't like her at all.
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He used piano strings to make it a bass | | end 50's Egmond/Rosetti Solid 7 | | from the catalogue | | |
Nowadays some people are still looking for Paul's original sound with this Egmond Rosetti Solid 7
One of them is Xosé. He sent me the following pictures. If you can help him with getting the items to get Macca's original sound. Please mail him . He still wants the guitar.
Here's his address: xcgandara@edu.xunta.es
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with original Solid 7 | | After he took the Royal Pickguard off | | his microphone | | his amp |