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Who ordered banana pudding? 

Here for sale is a stunning Teisco EP-9 Hollowbody electric guitar.  Other than a few weather checking lines in the finish, and the occasional small ding, this thing is in immaculate shape. Looks mostly case kept. I have only seen maybe one other one in white - super rare color on this guy. 

This guitar has an adjustable bridge, so the action is set nice and low. Really a smooth player. It also sounds amazing - a very clear and shimmery tone. The hollowbody construction pairs wonderfully with the old school single coil pickups. The electronics all work, though the switches aren't as responsive and stiff as they used to be, they still hold the pups on no problem. Floppy flapper switches is a pretty common problem on these old Japanese guitars, which is why you don't see flappers used all that often. I rebuilt the tremolo with a reproduction spring, so it is very responsive. 

For all your surf and garage and surfy garage
needs. 

As always, we cleaned it up, polished the finish, flushed the electronics, changed the strings and set the action low and smooth. This guitar has no case or bag, but I pack my guitars up tight and insure every package for the full purchase amount.

Got questions? Shoot me a message, I love nerding out with other gearheads!

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Listed3 years ago
ConditionVery Good (Used)
Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • EP-9T
Finish
  • White
Categories
Year
  • 1960s
Made In
  • Japan
Body Type
  • Hollow Body

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Jack's Guitarcheology

Lebanon, TN, United States
Joined Reverb:2016

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