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About This Listing

For sale is my handmade Foster Basin Street 17in Thinline guitar.

Serial number 305.

If you know about high quality handmade jazz guitars then you'll have likely have heard of Jimmy Foster from New Orleans that used to make these classics before he unfortunately passed away in 2011.

Outstanding tone both unplugged and plugged in.

Full details here on original site:

Details

Hand Split Carved Cedar Top with X bracing

The optional 17" Body Width (standard size 15")

Select One Piece Mahogany back and sides

One Piece Mahogany neck joined at the 15th fret

Venetian Cutaway

Body Bound in Black Plastic Binding

Adjustable Steel Truss Rod

Solid Ebony Tailpiece, Pickguard, Bridge, Fingerboard, Headstock, Truss Rod Cover and Heel Cap

Beautifully Chamfered F Holes

Engraved Truss Rod Cover

Delicate Abalone Inlay on the 12th fret, headstock, and tailpiece

Custom Kent Armstrong Built In Pickup with Volume, Tone, and Coil Tap Controls

Gold Plated Tuners

High Gloss Nitrocellulose Lacquer Finish (some slight wear in places)

6-String Configuration

Cremona Burst Finish

Custom Hardshell Case

Listed4 years ago
Condition
Brand
Model
  • Basin Street
Finish
  • Cremona Burst
Categories
Year
  • 2000s
Made In
  • United States
Body Type
  • Hollow Body

About the Seller

This Is Colossus - Used Instruments

Buckingham, United Kingdom
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Joined Reverb:2020

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