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Rino Van Hooijdonk 2015 #28
I’m thinking of selling my Rino Van Hooijdonk guitar. It’s been a great 4 years. This is one of the loudest guitars I’ve played, has an insane bass response, and a super crunchy treble. Old school dry sound. The neck is almost as wide as traditional Selmer style, so on the wider side. I got used to it quickly. Dm me for Info, or to try it. I’ve recently had a set up and new bridge made for it. This is a very unique guitar as you can see, with 40 year old aged spruce on top. From Rino “fretboard ebony, back and sides Movingi veneer, top over 40 year old european spruce, trussrod, bruko”. Message for details, Thank you. BROOKLYN, NYC.
