Goya RANGEMASTER 109B 1967 - Natural Flammed Blond

67's GOYA RANGEMASTER 109B Natural Blonde-Thinline body, OHC

Stunning conditions Double Florentine-cut version of the Rangemaster series, with a all flammed blond finish. It was made around 1966-67 in Italy At the time Goya was still a Swedish company. Extremely light weight and in excellent shape. It plays clean, with a straight neck Rosewood fingerboard and full original 22 frets. There is the full array of Italian accordion controls. The pickups are “split” and numbers 1+2 for the bridge and 3+4 for the neck. The choices are: are: All, 1+2, 1+4, 2+3, 3+4, Off. There is also a big silver dollar sized volume control and high/medium/low tone buttons. I generally play just the neck or bridge settings or all - but the combinations are fun to experiment with. The neck pickup is full sounding as one would expect, the bridge pickup is quite bright,. The three tone buttons go from bright to dark.The wiring is all clean and all buttons work as they should. The body is made from maple with an extremely high gloss finish and the neck is mahogany with a slim “C” profile. Scale is 24.5 inches. The body is thin - 1 3/4 inches thick, and is 16 inches across at the widest. The fretboard is rosewood. The alternating black and white binding around the body is a really lovely touch and is fully intact and in nice shape. Original Van Ghent tuners stay in tune. Comes with Original " Polverini" Made in Italy Hard Case.