Hi my Hagstroem friend :-)) I had the Bat model, double cut, 3 humbuckerlike picks back in the sixties. Most be afortune now, but sold in thelate sixties :-((
You got more to show of your collection? Greets from Switzerland!
These guitars are not half bad, but if you find one take it to a luthier to stabilize it immediately. You will gain in both tone and durability. The glue used ages and remains strong for a limited amount of years. This one is 47 years old!
I was just recently given one, by my Fathers old Hot Rod buddie from the sixties. Its was bought in the USA, so it was sold under the 'Goya' brand. It is in PERFECT condition. Only minor play wear. Its Beautiful in Black. Im planning on making a vid for youtube, so keep an eye out sometime in the next few weeks. If you would like to see some pics, feel free to ask for my emai and i will send them to you!
PLease not ethat I´m not playing. I play a decent blues but this three-instruments in one trick is above my ability. My brother in law Thomas is playing my guitar fir this video.
I guess hot rodders are generous people because he gave you one valuable item. Treasure it and get any plastic piece that´s loose fixed immediately in order to maintain it in one piece. Accordion mechanics are usually best suited for this. Tehy know about plastic.
Well, for the moment it is a cherished part of an eleven Hagstrom guitar "collection".
I will keep you in mind should I decide to reduce. It would mean top dollar the Sweden krona is still quite strong and the demand for old Hags is high here.
I aim to publish a new video with the same guitar for blues, so keep your eyes open.
They all had scalloped finger-boards and stainless frets. It´s quite amazing. These frets look like nothing else as they are glued in at exact height without shoulders as on "normal" frets into the acrylic fingerboard. Hagstrom used their accordion-building skills to build as they found best.
Great to see these historical pieces used for more than just eye candy for a pop star photo. We all know they are very capable despite the 'individual' style!
Hi my Hagstroem friend :-)) I had the Bat model, double cut, 3 humbuckerlike picks back in the sixties. Most be afortune now, but sold in thelate sixties :-((
You got more to show of your collection? Greets from Switzerland!
bolijack 7 months ago
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hit the road jack ?
kurdtC94 1 year ago
What song it is?
Vladymir1916 2 years ago
Hello, It´s a trad from the US mosatly called 15 tonnes.
Anderselectro 2 years ago
thanks so much xD
Vladymir1916 2 years ago
amazing, the funny thing is that I know him ;P and even played with him. ;P
antonludvigkarlsson 3 years ago
Yes he´s good isn´t he?
These guitars are not half bad, but if you find one take it to a luthier to stabilize it immediately. You will gain in both tone and durability. The glue used ages and remains strong for a limited amount of years. This one is 47 years old!
Anderselectro 3 years ago
Awesome guitar and playing. I always wondered what one of those sounds like.
ruppmusic 3 years ago
wow! its in great condition! sounds amazing too!
I was just recently given one, by my Fathers old Hot Rod buddie from the sixties. Its was bought in the USA, so it was sold under the 'Goya' brand. It is in PERFECT condition. Only minor play wear. Its Beautiful in Black. Im planning on making a vid for youtube, so keep an eye out sometime in the next few weeks. If you would like to see some pics, feel free to ask for my emai and i will send them to you!
GREAT GUITAR!!!
MPLFoster 3 years ago
Thanks mate!
PLease not ethat I´m not playing. I play a decent blues but this three-instruments in one trick is above my ability. My brother in law Thomas is playing my guitar fir this video.
I guess hot rodders are generous people because he gave you one valuable item. Treasure it and get any plastic piece that´s loose fixed immediately in order to maintain it in one piece. Accordion mechanics are usually best suited for this. Tehy know about plastic.
Cheers A
Anders
Anderselectro 3 years ago
@Anderselectro
hi , im rob from italy ,is for sale? really cool and sweet soundin!
445sd 7 months ago
Thanks! Keep the vids comming up, very nice playing!!!
I'm also a Zztop lover!
My teacher has also a hagstrom(but not the glitter model) deluxe from the 50s and man that thing sound great! Like your guitar does!
Cheers
B
Zztop128 3 years ago
Gr8 guitar!! Do you sell it?
Cheers
B.
Zztop128 3 years ago
Well, for the moment it is a cherished part of an eleven Hagstrom guitar "collection".
I will keep you in mind should I decide to reduce. It would mean top dollar the Sweden krona is still quite strong and the demand for old Hags is high here.
I aim to publish a new video with the same guitar for blues, so keep your eyes open.
Cheers
AndersPS I am an avid ZZ-top admirer.
Can´t stop rocking is my motto!
Anderselectro 3 years ago
Hey man, sexy axe!
lasfinisimas 3 years ago
I can't beleive it had s scalloped fretboard and stainless frets (unless the frets are not original?) Cool guitar indeed!
AxeTrader 3 years ago
They all had scalloped finger-boards and stainless frets. It´s quite amazing. These frets look like nothing else as they are glued in at exact height without shoulders as on "normal" frets into the acrylic fingerboard. Hagstrom used their accordion-building skills to build as they found best.
Anderselectro 3 years ago
Sweeeeeet... Favorite guitar.. i got a blue one.
tobson85 3 years ago
Great to see these historical pieces used for more than just eye candy for a pop star photo. We all know they are very capable despite the 'individual' style!
DeeCee333 3 years ago