NAMM '10 - Normandy Guitars Alumicaster Demo

http://www.premierguitar.com PG's Rebecca Dirks is On Location in Anaheim, CA, for NAMM 2010 where she visits the Normandy Guitars booth. In this segment, we get introduced to Normandy's newest model, a "chicken pickin'" Alumicaster.

The Alumicaster is Jim Normandy's take on tele-style guitars. Its a hollowbody guitar made of aluminum. There are aluminum blocks under the bridge and where the neck bolts onto the body. The pickkups on this model are a Seymour Duncan Classic Classic (bridge) and '59 (neck), but pickups, pickguards and fretboards can change per player's request.

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Product Description

Normandy Alumicaster

These American-made guitars are manufactured and hand-riveted in Salem, Oregon. Known for their incredible sustain qualities and warm tones, these lightweight aluminum electric guitars are an instant classic. They are now available in 5 colors and three different and unique finishes: chrome, powder coat paint (army ...

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[Luwinkle]

@MELLSBAD It's on there now.

[Luwinkle]

@ganjaking187 I don't know how much the alumicasters go for but the archtops start at around $1800 for anodized. Which is a dang good deal considering it takes them a long time to make them and they're made in the US of top-quality materials.

[ganjaking187]

i bet this guitar is super over priced lol

[MELLSBAD]

Is this guitar being manufactured? I didn't see it on the normandy website.

[suicidesilincekills]

i hate the telecaster shape, poor tone and no sustain either thumps down to this gutar unless, banjo esk

[ungnome1]

Cool looking guitar. I've been watching for this one a while, an old friend of mine did the drawings for it, i think it looks like it turned out pretty awesome. I'm looking forward to playing one.

[ThieleM]

Sounds dull to me

[moucon]

@sonicsmainman1  Try a Martin Ukulele