ATTACK OF THE GUITAR FROM OUTER SPACE

This instrument was most certainly played by Buck Rogers and his original Space Cadets during the fabulous 50s suburban invasion from outer space.

This one-of-a-kind instrument was built by luthier/artist Rick McKee (aka Ukulele Dick). It reeks of fabulous 50's space age details, including an air pressure guage, a switch plate from a 50's stove top, and a mysterious, futuristic ornamentations from the past. The fret board features hand-done scrimshaw images of robots, planets, space ships, alien symbols and lightening bolts. A framed magnifying glass on the lower bout offers a scary glimpse of a printed ciruit board by Howard Dumble. A plexiglass plate allows viewing of the actual faux circuitry on the back. The outer edges are rimmed with brass studs.

In addition to looking really cool, this great-sounding guitar features three single coil, fully shielded pick ups. With seven possible configurations, plus volume and tone, this ROBOT-esque GUITAR offers a wide range of space age possibilities for customizing your own unique sound.

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK AN APPOINTMENT FOR VIEWING
CONTACT THE GUITAR WORKS AT 831 335-3593

	HAND-DONE SCRIMSHAW WORK ON THE  FRETBOARD -- SPACE SHIPS, ALIEN SYMBOLS, ROBOTS AND LIGHTENING BOLTS
	A GLIMPSE OF HOWARD DUMBLE CIRCUITRY ON LOWER BOUT
	FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK AN APPOINTMENT FOR VIEWING CONTACT THE GUITAR WORKS AT 831 335-3593

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