Has anyone ever heard of dillion guitars

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Has anyone ever heard of dillion guitars

Post by pullover » Fri Oct 20, 2006 10:46 am

this is their Jazzmaster Copy.  They are averagly price, around 450 to 500 bucks. The Sunburst has a matching headstock.

http://www.dillionguitars.com/guitar/el ... detail.htm

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Re: Has anyone ever heard of dillion guitars

Post by jcyphe » Fri Oct 20, 2006 11:24 am

The older ones, I think they made about 50 or 100 had a more accurate Fender headstock.

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Re: Has anyone ever heard of dillion guitars

Post by Aug » Fri Oct 20, 2006 2:13 pm

yea...I think ed roman's carries them...

also, I just hate that nasty tremolo and those cheap ass pup covers, and the headstock looks like ass.

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Re: Has anyone ever heard of dillion guitars

Post by fullerplast » Fri Oct 20, 2006 2:20 pm

They look OK for the money, but too bad they used the Stratoid trem. It's more like a Jagmaster than JM. I wouldn't mind having one otherwise, especially the early version with the Fender headstock.  They show up on the bay once in awhile. The quality of all the Dillions looks preety decent for the price range.

I like the cream P90s and lack of rhythm circuit (for a change, that is... not in general). 
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