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2004 Dell’ Arte D-hole Hommage guitar with Bigtone pickup and hardshell case. $1,750 OBO + shipping
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Spruce top, rosewood back and sides, three-piece maple neck, ebony fingerboard. Low action.
I bought the guitar used in 2011 from John Kinnard himself, master luthier and general partner of Dell' Arte Instruments, out of his home/production facility/showroom in northern San Diego County, California.
I played it for only a few months before deciding to change direction, musically. Since then it has been in its case, standing up, strings slightly loosened, protected from temperature/humidity extremes. It’s in the same condition as when I bought it, which is like new; and I am asking exactly what I paid for it.
Includes:
• Bigtone pickup ($400 value)
• Hardshell case ($150 value)
• Two Wegen Picks:
⁃ M350 ($20 value)
⁃ The Button ($15 value)
• New pack of Argentine 1610 MF ball end strings ($9.50 value)
Here is a video of Michael Horowitz playing the same year/model:
I bought the guitar used in 2011 from John Kinnard himself, master luthier and general partner of Dell' Arte Instruments, out of his home/production facility/showroom in northern San Diego County, California.
I played it for only a few months before deciding to change direction, musically. Since then it has been in its case, standing up, strings slightly loosened, protected from temperature/humidity extremes. It’s in the same condition as when I bought it, which is like new; and I am asking exactly what I paid for it.
Includes:
• Bigtone pickup ($400 value)
• Hardshell case ($150 value)
• Two Wegen Picks:
⁃ M350 ($20 value)
⁃ The Button ($15 value)
• New pack of Argentine 1610 MF ball end strings ($9.50 value)
Here is a video of Michael Horowitz playing the same year/model:
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