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The Bond Electraglide is a carbon fiber electric guitar manufactured by Bond Guitars between 1984 and 1985. It leeks on a matte-black, 3-pickup Gibson Melody Maker (the 1962 version double cut-away), with a unique stepped phenolic resin fingerboard in place of the traditional frets. Pickup switch, volume and tone controls are fully digital, thanks to a large internal motherboard. 3 selected pickups via five push buttons; volume, treble and bass are numerically amplified via digital toggle switches, confirmed by a three-color LED readout. The guitar required an external power pack and, given the state of the art at the time, was bulky; it never really caught on in the market and 1,400 guitars were made. The Edge uses his Bond on The Joshua Tree album. This guitar in near mint condition (see photos)
The Bond Electraglide is a carbon fiber electric guitar manufactured by Bond Guitars between 1984 and 1985. It leeks on a matte-black, 3-pickup Gibson Melody Maker (the 1962 version double cut-away), with a unique stepped phenolic resin fingerboard in place of the traditional frets. Pickup switch, volume and tone controls are fully digital, thanks to a large internal motherboard. 3 selected pickups via five push buttons; volume, treble and bass are numerically amplified via digital toggle switches, confirmed by a three-color LED readout. The guitar required an external power pack and, given the state of the art at the time, was bulky; it never really caught on in the market and 1,400 guitars were made. The Edge uses his Bond on The Joshua Tree album. This guitar in near mint condition (see photos)
