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1958 Resonet Grazioso Electric Guitar

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Step back in time with the 1958 Resonet Grazioso Electric Guitar, a truly iconic instrument that captures the spirit of the late '50s rock scene. Originally crafted by the Czech company Resonet, this guitar is a testament to vintage craftsmanship and classic design. Known for its distinctive shape and unique sound, the Grazioso was a favorite among many early rock and roll musicians.

This electric guitar features a solid body construction, providing both durability and a rich, resonant tone. The Grazioso is equipped with three single-coil pickups, delivering a bright and clear sound that is perfect for a variety of musical styles, from surf rock to blues. The guitar's 21-fret maple neck ensures smooth playability and a comfortable grip, making it ideal for both seasoned players and new enthusiasts alike.

One of the distinguishing features of the 1958 Resonet Grazioso is its vintage-style tremolo system, which allows for expressive pitch bending and vibrato effects. The guitar's controls include three rotary knobs for tone and volume adjustments, along with a three-way pickup selector switch for versatile sound options. The Grazioso's retro aesthetic is complemented by its classic hardware and stylish pickguard, making it a standout piece in any collection.

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Solid body construction for enhanced sustain and resonance
Three single-coil pickups for bright, clear tones
21-fret maple neck for smooth playability
Vintage-style tremolo system for expressive sound modulation
Three rotary knobs and a three-way pickup selector for versatile control options

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Jimmy Page

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Led Zeppelin

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Jimmy Page (pictured 1960 age 16) called his Futurama a Grazioso because, like some examples, his had a "Grazioso" logo on the headstock.

"That’s the first electric guitar I got," Jimmy told me. "The one before it, a Hofner, my dad bought, but after…" he pauses and then laughs out loud. "I don’t know, maybe he was psychic and he knew what was coming. Because there’s a whole procession of guitars that came into my life over the next few years. But that was the first one, the Grazioso. It looked and felt like an electric guitar, even though it wasn’t a Fender."

Where did he buy it? "I got that in Bell’s in Surbiton. That shop was where the other guitar came from, too, the Hofner. Accordions and things, they had, but they didn’t have things like Gibsons and Fenders. Who did in those days?"

The short answer is: pretty much nobody.