1960's Firstman (by Teisco Japan) Baron Semi-Hollowbody (Black)

1960's Firstman (by Teisco Japan) Baron Semi-Hollowbody (Black)Japanese made in the 1960's by Teisco, the Firstman Baron took inspiration from the Mosrite and Rickenbacker models being made around the same period. Semi hollow construction with two diamond shaped "f" holes exposing two chambers around a solid maple centre block. Bolt on maple neck with a nice long tenon and 5 bolt neckplate that has a very "Mosrite" profile along with a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (628mm scale length), it weighs 3. 4kg's. This

the JS-100 was designed by Fernandes to emulate the Rhoads Concorde

Seems to be all original except a new set of knobs and a replacement tone pot

This SG-500B was made in Taiwan and released in the 1990's

this is a very well made neckthrough bass that was likely sold to the Japanese domestic market (as that's where we got it from and we haven't seen many others)

Seems all original with the exception of a brand new 5-way switch

weighs a hefty 5

Made in Japan by the Fujigen factory in 2004

Loaded with a genuine Floyd Rose locking tremolo and a pair of Jackson HS pickups controlled by a master volume knob and three-way selector

Good used condition as pictured with some signs of wear and tear

Made in Taiwan in the late 1990's

neck is straight and the frets have plenty of life with light play wear

The pickguard