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16 Feb 05 - 01:23 PM (#1412010) Subject: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: burntstump Anyone got a Epi Texan? made in the 60s |
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16 Feb 05 - 02:57 PM (#1412135) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: John MacKenzie Got a 60s Serenader which is similar but with 12 strings. Giok |
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16 Feb 05 - 04:18 PM (#1412246) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: Wesley S I thought I saw an ad for the Texan in a recent magazine featuring Peter Frampton. They might be making that model again. I could be wrong. |
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16 Feb 05 - 04:40 PM (#1412278) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: Strollin' Johnny The Celebrated Jack Hudson? |
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16 Feb 05 - 04:43 PM (#1412282) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: curmudgeon The last one of these I saw was the one Chris Smither was playing back in the late 60s. It had a great tone and very low action, a real pleasure to play. And in his hands of course, a true marvel -- Tom |
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16 Feb 05 - 04:54 PM (#1412300) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: Metchosin I used to have one but sold it to Byron Marks, now living in Oregon. I could get in touch with him to see what happened to it if you want. |
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16 Feb 05 - 05:20 PM (#1412329) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: Jim Tailor What's the reason for the inquiry? It might help with the responses. I've played a few of them over the years. ...of course, after the J300 inquiry, folks may be a bit hesitant to put lotsa time in a resonse here. |
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16 Feb 05 - 05:35 PM (#1412346) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: open mike did you see the picture i sent of my partner's Gibbo-phone clone? i think it might be the frontier...with rope and cactus on the pick guard. http://www.mudcat.org/photos/photo_page.cfm?file_name_sent=open_mike Bob's is an unusual one with a gibson head stock! i can't find the thread where the Frontier was first discussed. |
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16 Feb 05 - 06:13 PM (#1412401) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: Lanfranc A friend of mine, Tony Virgo, had one back in the 60s. I played it a few times but had trouble with its rather narrow fingerboard. Al Stewart used to play one back in the old Bunjies days, and might still. Alan |
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17 Feb 05 - 03:00 AM (#1412756) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,Greycap I think Wizz jones got one after his 'La Foley' retired. Could be wrong-passing of the years hasn't sharpened some facts. |
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17 Feb 05 - 04:24 AM (#1412807) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: burntstump |
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17 Feb 05 - 12:59 PM (#1413067) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST here's one for sale..scroll about a third down the page for description and photo |
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17 Feb 05 - 02:49 PM (#1413193) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,Guest G. I think Macca used to appear solo decades ago to sing Blackbird,Yesterday etc.with an upside-down Texan.The UK comic/singer Richard Digance also appeared with one,or something similar. I noticed because I have the smaller version,The Cortez,purchased approx 1965-couldn't afford a Gibbo&thought I was getting second best.Quite wrong-although made by Gibson they sound different(all other things being equal)-twangier IMHO,lovely instrument.Cheers. |
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19 Feb 05 - 03:38 AM (#1414713) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: burntstump |
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21 Feb 05 - 10:23 PM (#1417039) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,Virginia wood butch-er To burntstump; I have a epiphone Texan, style FT79N, Serial #120357. Bought it around 1968 second hand for $50 or $75, while in Air Force. Played a few years then stopped. Always wondered if it was worth anything. I don't know shit about guitars or how these threads work. Looks to be in great condition, been kept in ragged old case. Any one out there who can educate me ???? |
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22 Feb 05 - 01:00 AM (#1417101) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: open mike want to sell it? i'll give you eighty whole dollars for it!! these threads work wonders to communicate with mud catters all over the world. Glad you found us...welcome. (I am just kidding about buying your guitar...) |
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22 Feb 05 - 03:23 AM (#1417135) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: burntstump Hi If you want to send me your email address I may be able to help you or send me a pm by clicking the blue pm sign after my name. |
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23 Feb 05 - 03:42 AM (#1418405) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: burntstump |
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24 Feb 05 - 08:32 PM (#1420195) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,Virginia wood butch-er To burntstump; Thanks Much for your offer of assistance with finding info re; my 1963, Epi. TEXAN, but hooked up with a local place in Fredericksburg VA USA (Pickers Supply). Good people, really know their stuff. I believe all are performers. Don't think I'll sell yet, might just start playing again, now that I'm retired and got the time. Man hate the thought of breaking in the fingers again. Take Care Many Thanks To open mike; Considered your offer but not enough. If I do sell I will contact you first, but your going to have to sweeten the deal, like throwing in one of your cows or pigs. Then again, never mind I have enough problems the the woman I have, I don't need one of yours. Sorry !!!!But your not the only comedian out here. Piece The Virginia Wood butch-er. |
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25 Feb 05 - 08:17 PM (#1421150) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: Don(Wyziwyg)T Slightly off topic (sorry), but has anyone else noticed that the European Union currency unit, the euro, is represented by a symbol almost identical to the trademark on Epiphone guitars. Interesting to contemplate the outcome of a lawsuit by Epiphone, against the European Parliament, for using their registered mark. DT |
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26 Feb 05 - 03:32 AM (#1421302) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: burntstump Hi Glad to hear you are going to start playing again. If you decide to sell in the future, I will give the Texan a good home at a good price. |
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26 Feb 05 - 03:37 AM (#1421305) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: Strollin' Johnny Might we be treated to a visit from Jack Hudson's Texan when he comes to Gainsborough Folk Club on 1st April? She sure was a Sweet Thang, be good to see/hear her again. S:0) |
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26 Feb 05 - 06:13 AM (#1421353) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: burntstump I have my doubts that Jack will take the Texan out gigging any more. |
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28 Feb 05 - 07:40 AM (#1422757) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: burntstump |
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02 Mar 05 - 11:42 AM (#1424985) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: burntstump I thought there would be more response to this thread |
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02 Mar 05 - 11:57 AM (#1424998) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: Metchosin They were not a common guitar even in the 60's. However, Epiphone is currently making 2 versions, a standard and an Elite (which is much better). Check the Epiphone site online. |
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02 Mar 05 - 12:40 PM (#1425033) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: Metchosin I think my brother and his friends originally talked me into buying this guitar years ago, probably because it looked cool to them and they figured they could borrow it from me. As I mentioned on another thread, it was not the guitar for my personal musical intentions at the time, not only was the skinny neck a problem for me, it had such a large lower bout, I could barely get my arm over it. LOL Good luck in your search. |
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02 Mar 05 - 05:09 PM (#1425273) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: burntstump |
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12 Mar 05 - 04:03 AM (#1432874) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: burntstump |
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12 Mar 05 - 03:35 PM (#1433210) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,Newbie Hi Iv'e got an Epiphone FT79N that I Bought in the 70's second hand I recently had an appraisle By Elderly instruments and a dating from Gibson (the current owner of Epiphone guitars) and they told me according to their records my guitar was made in 1962. And if Elderly instruments were selling it today it would be about $2000 - $3000 Iv'e met and played along side Jack Hudson and to my knowledge he hasn't gigged with his since the 80's when he bought his Martin Also Richard Digance has another Natural Texan and on one occasion We picked each others guitar up to pack up The biggest problem I'm finding is getting reasonably priced insurance to gig with mine and I have recently bought two other modern guitars to take its place on stage A Cort Parlour Guitar and a Crafter Auditorium Model |
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13 Mar 05 - 04:32 AM (#1433529) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: burntstump As far as I know Jack has never owned a Martin. |
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13 Mar 05 - 06:48 PM (#1433901) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,14fret I know for sure Jack no longer has his Texan. |
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13 Mar 05 - 07:11 PM (#1433920) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,Peter Woodruff YESS! I bought it in 1969 at a music store on Massachusutts Ave, Boston. I have loved this guitar for 36 years! It has survived every Thursday night since Brother Scott and I have played. We started Three years ago. I have played this guitar since 1969! Peter |
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25 Mar 05 - 05:42 AM (#1443324) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: burntstump |
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25 Mar 05 - 11:18 AM (#1443511) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: Marc I have a reissue made in'94. This was made in Gibson's, Montana shop, I think it might be the nicest axe I've ever played. It is certainly the nicest I've ever owned. I recieve compliments all the time when other folks play it. |
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01 May 05 - 07:05 AM (#1475564) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: burntstump |
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05 May 05 - 12:51 PM (#1478760) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,Corey YEAH MAN I have the original model straight hand made in my hands right now but the tuners were changed to grover. |
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05 May 05 - 04:13 PM (#1478909) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: Big Mick I have my eyes peeled for a 1967 vintage FT 79 with a cherry sunburst finish. Let me know if you see one!! Mick |
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10 May 05 - 03:48 PM (#1481894) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST i have FT-79 out of 1952 a beautiful sounding instrument |
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10 Jul 05 - 07:32 AM (#1519436) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,Randy Yes, I have a 1962 for sale. Perfect Beatle sound. Super Easy to play. http://www.stonerosedesign.com/Texan/ flignar2000@yahoo.com |
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11 Jul 05 - 09:45 AM (#1519881) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: burntstump how much? |
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17 Sep 05 - 01:58 PM (#1565624) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,colin.williamson@virgin.net I've got one for sale, York UK, but would prefer buyer to collect- sounds like this is a UK enquiry judging by the references to Jack Hudson etc. |
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08 Dec 05 - 09:57 AM (#1622720) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,pgmed@sbcglobal.net I have one. According to the serial number I believe made in 1970. Has a blue label inside the hole from kalamazoo Mich. I am the original owner. Is in Great condition. Very few marks on the body. I have seen others for sale in horrible condition asking around $3000. I'm not sure what color you would call the finish- I have never seen another in this finish but it is red- beautiful! |
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11 Jan 06 - 10:29 PM (#1646754) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,oxygen1@tiscali.co.uk yes i have one number 963, classical bridge, about to put it on ebay, yours for £150 |
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17 Feb 06 - 11:50 PM (#1671684) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST yes, i have a '67 Epiphone Texan, model FT79N (Natural), made at the Gibson factory in Kalamazoo, Michigan. It has a natural spruce solid top, light natural Honduras mahogany back, sides and neck, with a Brazilian rosewood fingerboard and bridge. and it has Kluson 301-v metal keys, which changed from plastic. great neck and awesome sound, i have owned and played this for many years. jeff |
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04 Mar 06 - 02:21 AM (#1684806) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,Dippy Yes, I have an Epiphone Texan, c. 1955, made by the original Epiphone factory. I checked with Gibson, it was made before Gibson bought the Epiphone company and has a very low serial number, so Gibson Co. thinks it is a 1955 -1956 at the latest. It is gorgeous, with a jumbo body, a speed neck, lots of mother of pearl and real ivory. It has beautiful action, and, as you know, the most wonderful sound in the world. I have owned it since I bought it 2nd hand in the early 60's. |
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05 Aug 06 - 10:55 PM (#1802484) Subject: RE: Epiphone Frontier anyone got one? From: GUEST Looking for a Epi Frontier either Korean or Montana made reissue preferably.If you have any leads give me a email please. thanks todd |
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06 Aug 06 - 03:34 PM (#1802856) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,Maurice The Paul McCartney model has been reissued and endorsed by him. Part of the price goes to one of his charities (elimination of landmines, I think) |
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15 Jan 07 - 11:39 AM (#1937329) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: Wesley S I saw Tom Rush Saturday night performing with one a Texan. He says his first one burned up in a housefire and that two of his fans gave him theirs so that he would still have one. It had a great sound. OH - and the airlines lost his two guitars - the Texan and a D sized made by some small luthier. They finally showed up just half an hour before the show. |
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12 Feb 07 - 04:04 PM (#1965198) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST I have a '69 Texan........got it new in '69......still sounds great |
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28 Mar 07 - 03:33 AM (#2009193) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,guest I have a 65 Texan. My dad bought it new and then gave to me several yrs ago. Sunburst. I learned to play on it. Unfortunately he put a Dean Markley in it and drilled two holes for the tone and vol!! ##@@@%^!!! What was he thinking? lol I was thinking about filling the holes and refinishing or not. Or just selling. Have too may as is. Craig snowyrvr@mtaonline.net |
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23 May 07 - 08:27 PM (#2059441) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST Pretty funny someone would offer $80 for a guitar if it is vintage could be worth around $3000. As a matter of fact , Epiphone has re issued the Texan and are asking $1949.00 and this is a Japanexe made re-issue. If that one sells for that much I would assume an original made in America by Gibson "Texan" would be worth a whole lot more than $2000. By the way I have one. It has a crack on the back but otherwise is in pretty decent shape. If you want it, the price is $3000 flat. Write me at jfrings@sbcglobal.net |
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05 Jul 07 - 01:13 PM (#2094833) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: Wesley S I just spotted one for sale here - AcousticMusic.Org |
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12 Oct 07 - 01:29 AM (#2169366) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,Mel Super Yeah I do, an original 1965. |
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10 Apr 08 - 09:55 PM (#2312599) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,Eric I have a 1955 FT 79 Texan made by Epiphone I just had it apraised and could not believe what they said, $4,000 to $4,500 not bad for a flea market buy of $50. |
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07 May 08 - 07:39 PM (#2335309) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,Tecie I have a 69 Texan. My daddy bought it for me as my high school graduation present. I didn't really appreciate what I had until my son (who also plays) told me the good news. My daddy had a D18 Martin he lost in a house fire. Now, I knew what that was, and I still yearn for it. He always mourned for it while he lived. He also had an upright Kay bass. I forget model/year, but I remembering him telling me it was the last American-made one...yearwise. Question: Wasn't the 69 Texan the last American made...or am I dreaming? Just curious. |
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07 May 08 - 07:55 PM (#2335320) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,Tecie Oh yeah, Mine is a Kalamazoo and in good condition. What's an estimate of its worth do you suppose? |
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08 May 08 - 07:38 AM (#2335616) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: Marc Bernier Tecie. Gibson/Epiphone did a limited reissue in the mid '90s. The inside label on mine reads "#25 of 500 limited edition 1994, Handmade by Epiphone, Montana, made in USA". I bought it new in '95 and it has been my primary gig guitar ever since. Everyone who's every played it has said "Wow! this is an Epiphone?". I would gladly pay $2-3000 for another guitar of this quality, and believe I would have to. |
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08 May 08 - 08:13 AM (#2335640) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST, Sminky There's a 1967 model currently for sale on the TAMCO (UK) site (http://www.theacousticmusicco.co.uk/) |
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08 May 08 - 08:24 AM (#2335645) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: mrmoe I had one many years ago.....I still own a 1964 Epiphone Eldorado....it's the same guitar as the Gibson SJ-N.....back in '66 I went out looking for an SJ-N and couldn't find one.....with a couple hundred dollars burning a hole in my pocket, I stumbled into an Eldorado for (as I remember) $180.....an old high school friend of mine saw and loved my guitar and went out and bought a 1966 model a few months later.....we both still have our Eldorados..... |
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27 Jun 08 - 06:27 PM (#2375852) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST Yes, I have one. daphnarose@earthlink.net |
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28 Jun 08 - 01:38 PM (#2376230) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,Jim A friend of mine had one, but it was stolen in 1983. I played it next to my brother's 1958 Gibson J-50 and they were almost the same instrument. |
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18 Jul 08 - 04:26 PM (#2392439) Subject: I think i have one... From: geminichica68 I bought an epiphone about 7yrs ago at a garage sale. My dad and I obviously did not know what we were buying and the man whole sold it to us obviously didn't know what he had either....we got him to sell the guitar to us for $23, i think he was asking $30. I took the guitar to my teacher who was shocked that I was able to find such a buy and all he could tell me was that it was american made and worth more than i spent on it. Anyways I've been trying to do some research on it, it's in great condition, and I loved that it had a smaller body and fret board, made it easier for my fingers to move around. I just wanted to see if there was anyone who could possibly help me actually clarify model and possibly the year? It looks very similar to the 65? texan. Please email me cuauhtli56ga@yahoo.com ~Melissa Is it possible to post pictures on here? |
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20 Jul 08 - 04:44 AM (#2393324) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST Maleko, Yeah, My "Texan"FT-79 was made in 1958. Big sound |
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02 Sep 08 - 08:40 PM (#2429387) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST I've got a 63 that I picked up a couple of years ago......Mojo plus!! Might be willing to part with it for Trade/purchase.... Let me know Norm in California |
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02 Sep 08 - 08:46 PM (#2429394) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST Have a 1963 ft79....sunburst....very good tone, original case in great condition.willing to sell or trade for Fender electric, I am normmjellem at hotmail dot com Thanks |
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08 Oct 08 - 07:37 PM (#2460666) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,59epiphone I have a 59 Epiphone Texan whose neck is pre-Gibson and body dates to a 54 Gibson. You can check it out at folkwaymusic.com |
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12 Jun 09 - 09:19 PM (#2655332) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,Mike N. Cal I bought an Epiphone Texan in a hock shop in Vallejo in about 1965. Great sound, probably from the 50's. Left it with my girl friend when I went into the service and when I got back there was a story about it just disappearing one day. If you own a 50's Texan and notice that is sounds better tuned up a half step then contact me. I'd love to visit it and share a very interesting back story. No worries about how it changed hands, 40 years is a long time. finemc29 at aol.com |
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12 Jun 09 - 11:00 PM (#2655396) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: Songster Bob In Germany, of all places, a shop had a used one. This is 1965, and I was stupid enough NOT to buy it. I should have hocked whatever I owned and got it, dammit! Ah, well, then I wouldn't have this story to tell, would I? (Don't ask about the Framus Texan-style guitar I almost bought instead. Please don't ask. Mmm-kay? Bob |
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23 Jun 09 - 03:18 PM (#2662907) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST I have a '65 natural finish Texan I'm selling. Strap button is a later Gibson part. The bridge is adjustable but as far as I know is not original. The pickgaurd is also probably not original but looks fine. Beautiful guitar with plenty of playing wear, nicks and weather checking. I recently played a half dozen j-50s and another 65 Texan, none sounded as good as my guitar. I'd prefer to find someone in the SF bay area who can come and play this. I know how to ship guitars, but I'd prefer not to. $2k. |
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14 Aug 09 - 05:46 PM (#2700473) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST I have an Epiphone Frontier, Montana made Centennial guitar with the headstock plaque.Am considering selling it if interested. Liso |
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17 Apr 10 - 12:35 AM (#2888382) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,Albie Since 1963, I have been carrying my 1958-9, ft-79 Texan serial #230 614 built in Kalamazoo, Mi It's in remarkable condition, all original. Recently took it to a guitar shop in Ft lauderdale to get restrung. When I took it from the case and handed it to the tech he just looked at it and said "Wow!" He handled it like it was fine crystal. Five years ago I was going to trade it in on a Martin but the shop owner wouldn't let me. He said he didn't have a Martin that played and sounded as good. Said my Texan was worth $4,000, maybe more. I have no way of knowing if he was correct. Any one have any idea what it might be worth? |
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03 Nov 10 - 07:31 AM (#3022395) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,Bendigo Regarding Jack Hudsons Texan,I have owned it for approx the last 6 years,its still well and the only changes made to it are the removal of the second scratchplate which Jack fitted and changing the adjustable bridge for a fixed one (the original can be refited if necessary).Although not my main guitar (which is a handbuilt Russell Wootton),the Texan can still be seen out and about now and then in the Worcestershire area.Its still very much loved. |
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03 Nov 10 - 12:13 PM (#3022593) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: PHJim Sir Paul still plays his restrung Texan with the Red Wings sticker on it for Yesterday. I noticed that he didn't get the saddle intonated for playing lefty. I've played a couple of Texans, one belonging to Greg Keelor, and they reminded me very much of my brother's '58 J-50, both in appearance and sound/feel. Did Gibson have anything to do with making the bodies of the Texan? They are identical in size and shape. Is the bracing the same? |
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19 Feb 11 - 10:20 AM (#3098527) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST Yes I Have One Older model |
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27 Feb 11 - 06:37 AM (#3103465) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,Guest, Frenchie. I have an older Texan too, mine is a 62. And in response to PHJim, all Texans made by Gibson from 58-69 are the same as the J-45/50, with the only difference being, that the Texan is a long-scale guitar. Steve. |
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26 Apr 11 - 03:08 PM (#3142850) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,update from Albie re Epiphone Texan acoustic Found out that my guitar 230614 was actually built in 1964. Age plays tricks with one's memory. Nevertheless, it is a beautiful instrument. I traded for it 2nd year of college. It's pick guard does not have the "E" on it. Albie.. |
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12 Jun 11 - 05:34 AM (#3169215) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST Those pickguard "E"s had a habit of coming off, particularly the raised plastic ridged ones they used from 66 onwards. Steve. |
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05 Jul 11 - 07:42 AM (#3181714) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST I have a fT-79 seariel no.69193 blue label.made in N.Y.its in a little rough shape,will show pitchures.It is very much playable,sounds great.thanks bob. |
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21 Nov 11 - 01:51 PM (#3261018) Subject: I have a 1964 Epiphone Acoustic Texan From: GUEST,GUEST Jackie I bought this guitar new in 1964, it's in new perfect condition, plays beautifully, sounds fantastic jwavrunek@bellsouth.net |
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23 Dec 11 - 11:00 PM (#3279217) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST,Wesley S There appears to be one for sale over at the Mandolin Cafe classifieds It's a '67. |
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05 Mar 12 - 05:49 PM (#3317886) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST waterbug I have a '58 FT-79 Texan ser no. 1827 blue label. |
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12 Mar 12 - 04:24 PM (#3321893) Subject: woods in1964EpiphoneTexan FT-79 #230614? From: GUEST,Albie I incorrectly posted a few years ago that my Epiphone Texan was built in 1959. Wrong! it was built in 1964. FT-79 serial #230614 was built in Kalamazoo, MI. Does anyone know what kind of woods were used in its construction? |
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08 Aug 12 - 07:04 PM (#3387796) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST Hi - I've got 147150 (1963) bought from Andy's on Denmark Street London about 20 years ago |
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03 Nov 12 - 12:27 PM (#3430417) Subject: RE: Epiphone Texan anyone got one? From: GUEST To answer Albie, your Texan has a Solid Sitka spruce top (Some may be Adirondack), Honduran Mahogany back and sides, as well as neck. With a Brazilian Rosewood fingerboard and bridge. |