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Overview
La Baye was a very short-lived venture by start-up guitar builder Dan Helland in the late '60s. These guitars were made in the Holman-Woodell factory in Kansas (which also made the short-lived Wurlitzer guitars), and less than 50 of these unique prototypes were built. La Baye also produced a 12-string version of the 2x4 guitar as well as a bass counterpart.
Years of Production: 1967
Design Elements: Vibrato tailpiece, two single-coil pickups, dot inlays, bolt-on neck, electronics on sides
Years of Production: 1967
Design Elements: Vibrato tailpiece, two single-coil pickups, dot inlays, bolt-on neck, electronics on sides
Price Guide
*Excludes Brand New, B Stock, Fair, Poor, and Non-functioning. Prices exclude shipping and tax/VAT/GST.