Supro Island Series Hampton Guitar - Triple Pickup - Flame Maple Tobacco Burst - Free Gig-Bag

Supro Island Series Hampton Guitar - Triple Pickup - Flame Maple Tobacco Burst - Free Gig-Bag

Marsoni

M251S

$371.48

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Supro Island Series Hampton Guitar - Triple Pickup - Flame Maple Tobacco Burst - Free Gig-BagRusso Music Exclusive: Free High Quality 4G Gator Gig Bag with purchase! The Hampton is a 21st century update of the Supro electric solidbody guitar. The elegant comfort of the 1960s era beveled edge Ozark body shape and the mighty sound of the original field coil pickups have been enhanced with an ultra fast satin neck, Tune o matic bridge and updated wave tailpiece. The result is a modern players instrument with old school style and authentic Supro

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Kenneth R. Davis

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I have many books by Mr Merwin and I like the Budhist mindset that shines through.

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