Egmond Lucky 7 1960s Red Burst [PREOWNED]

Description
This Egmond Lucky 7 is one of the most recognizable European budget guitars of the late 1950s and early 1960s. It was built by the Dutch company Egmond, which at one point was the largest guitar producer in Europe. The Lucky 7 was marketed as an affordable beginner's archtop and became a first guitar for thousands of players.

This instrument has been carefully inspected, professionally set up, and thoroughly tested by our in-house technician.

Specs

• Thin hollow-body archtop design

• Redburst finish

• Bolt-on neck with a zero fret

• Plywood construction

• Pickup mounted on the pickguard

• Narrow body depth compared with American jazz guitars

Fret Condition

★★★★☆ (Very Good) – Light signs of use. Minimal flattening; no pitting. No impact on playability.


Body & Neck Cosmetic Condition

★★★★☆ (Very Good) – Light signs of use such as minor swirling or faint surface marks. No finish breaks.

Overall Condition Rating (Morleys Music Standard)

At Morleys Music, we rate used gear using a ★ star system based on overall condition, with ★★★★★ representing the highest standard of pre-owned condition.