ere’s a lovely 1999 Left Handed Gretsch 6119LH Tennessee Rose. We don’t see a lot of this model, and even fewer in left handed. The Tennessee Rose is a modern rendering of the Tennessean, which was very popular with British bands during the early to mid 1960’s.
This particular guitar was built a few years before 2003, when Fender stepped up to an agreement with Gretsch. Likely built in the Terada plant where most ‘pro-line’ Gretsch guitars are now made, this is an excellent instrument.
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The Hofner 500/1 ‘Beatle Bass’ is one of the most recognizable instruments ever. It’s appeared on countless recordings, many of them rather well known hits.
This is the 1964 Reissue model, special ordered in left-handed. It is in as-new condition and has never been played.
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Here’s a J. K. Lado dreadnaught acoustic from 1975 – left handed!
Joseph Kovacic has operated the Lado guitar company for many years, and before he expanded his workshop in Uxbridge, he worked out of 920 Kingston Road, Toronto. Shortly after he left that location in 1976, The Twelfth Fret opened its doors.
This is a good example of Lado instruments of that period.
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Serial Number 20050331703 Pricing $999 CDN with case SOLD Neck Mahogany neck, unbound ebony fingerboard with side dots. 25.5″ scale length, 15″ radius. 1 7/8″ nut width. Frets Body Bound cutaway Sapele body with Sitka spruce top. Mexican cypress rosette. 4 5/8″ body depth. Finish Satin finish. Hardware/electronics Gold tuners with ivoroid buttons, Fishman pickup with amplifier. Playability/Action This guitar plays very well and can be set up to the requirements of your style. Case With case. Comments You can
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