Can you name these guitars from the 60's - Quiz - Obscure

tone1

2/9.....perhaps I should take up golf 

Henrytwang

I only got 3 right. Some of them were pretty obscure as they weren’t readily available in the UK, (well that’s my excuse anyway).

merciful-evans

I only got the Eko right, and that was because I used to have one. Exactly that model. My 1st guitar.

Fretwired

I got 6 out of 9 (a couple were educated guesses).

JezWynd

3/9. Two were guesswork.

dilbert

1. Obviously my guesses, (the other 10!), were not very educated at all. 

I call it a draw.  

Henrytwang

merciful-evans said:

I only got the Eko right, and that was because I used to have one. Exactly that model. My 1st guitar.

Bet you wish that you kept it. With the “ if it’s old it must be good “ way of thinking these days it could well fetch a high price on somewhere like eBay.

Sassafras

You know what they say: if you can remember the sixties you weren't there.
So don't feel bad about being really crap at this quiz. It's not your fault, it's your drug addled brains (or early onset Alzheimer's).

simonhpieman

I managed a 7. Didn't know the first Russian one or the Isana.

Knew the Wurlitzer as they kept coming up when I was trying to buy an EP200.

guitars4you

Bridgehouse said:

ICBM said:

7. Got the Wurlitzer and the Isana wrong.

The Wurlitzer is easy - it’s got a W on the bridge

I've had to do the quiz again to look at that - Even with this tip I only got 4 out of 9 

Normally thought the W stood for something else

lasermonkey

6/9. Two of the three I got wrong I should have known, given my geekery in the subject.

merlin

I got 88% but that was only by virtue of the fact that I gave them really good names, like "butterbean" and "hunter's sausage". The big mistake I made was to call one of them "Fallopian Tweez". Lost me 12%....