WILL SHIP AT YOUR EXPENSE.

This is an incredible guitar. I've had it in my collection for 20? years. Plays and sounds great! Looks very good for a 50 year old. It has spent most of it's time with me in my smoke-free home studio. I would love to keep it but I don't really play out anymore or do much musically to justify the amount of guitars and equipment I own. Sold As-Is. No Returns. No Refunds. If it's still up, it's still for sale. Price is FIRM.

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"L6-S Deluxe 1974–1979 Around 3,500 L6-S Deluxe guitars were produced. The Deluxe had a set maple neck (some were actually Stamped "Deluxe" on the back of the Head-stock), with a rosewood fingerboard. Two "Tar Back" pickups (rating 6.4k Bridge and 5.8k in the neck) with non-standard 3 adjustment screws (one on each side and 1 in front or back) and completely unique pentagon (5 sided) Mounting Rings. Controls include a pickup selector, master volume, and tone control. Strung through the body, with a "String Plate" mounted on back instead of string ferrules. Finishes; Natural Maple, Ebony, Wine Red & Purple Sparkle. With a re-designed angled cut-away pick-guard. Mike Oldfield used this model around 1979 for the recording of Incantations and for the tour. Later, the guitar was modified by English luthier Tony Zemaitis and the black pickguard was changed with a handmade metal pickguard. The headstock was sanded and a metal pickguard was made to cover the logo. He used the guitar to record Platinum and it can be seen at the 1980 Knebworth concert. Prince used a natural maple model in 1978–79. Punkrocker 'Claus Danger' from the Scandinavian garage-rock scene, has been using an all black 1978 version since 1996 for both concerts and recording sessions around the world. It can be heard from many live recordings around the Danish punkrock scene, especially around the late 90s." --