Is This '60s Wandré a Guitar, a Snake or an Italian Motorcycle? | Funky Vintage Found on Reverb
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- Опубліковано 16 лют 2024
- Searching on Reverb, we found this incredible '60s Wandré Divoli Cobra guitar at Rock n' Roll Vintage in Chicago, and, needless to say, we had to go check it out. Built in an era of mass production, Wandré guitars were truly boutique and this one is no exception. Inspired by Italian motorcycles and fitted with an aluminum neck, the Cobra is a true oddball but an incredible player guitar.
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More vids like this are welcome. I often wondered about the stories behind vintage guitar builders like framus and hagstrom, and even Japanese vintage guitars too
His play style is exactly the vibe this guitar gives off. Sounds so good!
Harvester guitars out of Australia have great Wandre inspired guitars that are light years beyond anything else out there, built one at a time.
I love it !!!!! Great demo !!!!! Thanks !
I LOVE this guitar. Love the giant inlays
I went to greece last summer and found an old Italian Eko, sounds great, real beat up, relies on the string tension to pull the neck forward, and also called a Cobra.
Beautiful guitar and great demo
Beautiful
man the italians had magic in the 60's with guitars. i've got an electric 12 string by eko that i looooooove (coincidentally also called a cobra)
even today those wandre instruments are some of the most original and playful design ever made for a guitar. I wish there was more that kind of creativity. I get that to some those instruments look outlandish or even an example of bad taste, but like with the architecture of Bruce Goff, or the music of Sun Ra there's an inspiring sense of freedom and joy. Those guitars seem to say "hey you have to play in a truly creative way".
Very cool Italian guitar.
Love these Wandré guitars! Don’t have one yet but some day, I hope. They have such a cool aesthetic.
Start saving your pennies!.
The prices are crazy for these and that's if you can find one that isn't beat to hell.
Great❤
It's all yours, baby!
The Rock Oval is my favorite.
Bellissima ragazza! 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Fender is the american cars and Wandré is the italian motorcycles, wonder if theres more (gibson has the fire/thunderbird american car thing aswell)
Don't forget Gretch!
Bigsby is the American motorcycle guy too so there's a definite connection with grease monkeys and innovative guitar designers!.
Middle position is out of phase, sick!
Cool guitar. What is the amp?
Mamma mia!
Buddy Miller!(😎
Cute head shape.
Sounds like a cheap Squier Strat and looks like a bad ass muthafucker. I effing LUV it!
Well my friend. One would have to search over and beyond to try to locate a guitar player who could play like that.
"Ain't it cool?" - John Travolta
You at norms rear guitars
Definitely cool. Guess I'm going to ruin it by saying now these will be even more expensive.
You don't need to, they're already ludicrously expensive!.
And it’s sold, lol
5:35 song ?
Yes, please.
It's an Italian motorcycle. Why you ask?
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Yep, another of the many Valco,/Supro/Kay/Harmony/Danelectro-like guitar from the 1960's that Eastwood Guitars has found a niche for as a modern interpretation of a sub $ 100 guitar of that era. Pretty much the same context a sub $ 100 Chinese guitar brand gets today. In a good way that is, it's an original, for a long gone business from the 1960's. The Eastwood versions are Made in Asia & generally are better instruments for being modern & technological advances. That aluminum neck, most likely truss rod-less, like an Airline or similar Department store guitar that was sold thru Sears or Montgomery Ward ? Thrift store finds. The make great music though, Jack White's Seven Nation Army is a Airline '59 2P/Jetsons Res-O-Glass guitar that appeared in catalogs for $ 79-249 back in the 1960's.
It's pronounced vahn-DRE
I farted in Italy
Sounds poorly intonated
That sounds stupid.