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Description
Cook Craig (King Gizzard, The Murlocs, Pipe-Eye) appears to have used this Guyatone LG-20 on the recording of "Open Water" by King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard from their album Flying Microtonal Banana. The guitar is modified to be microtonal, which makes sense considering the use of it on the Flying Microtonal Banana album.
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1968 Guyatone LG-20
1968 Guyatone LG-20
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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Guyatone LG-20.
Build quality
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The headstock is notably larger than those on jazz and precision models, creating a unique aesthetic that some find amusingly disproportionate.
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Features and functionality
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The guitar features multiple switches labeled for unique pickup combinations, such as mic 1, mic 2, rhythm, solo, channel 1, and channel 2.
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Comparisons
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The guitar is reminiscent of the "Teisco Del Rey" style Japanese guitars from the 1960s, known for their distinctive design and multiple switches.
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Use cases and applications
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The guitar's unique look and multiple pickups lend it to being a conversation piece, appealing to those who appreciate quirky and unconventional aesthetics.
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At timestamp 0:46 in the promotional video for King Gizzard's Flying Microtonal Banana album, you can see Cookie playing the instrument. It does appear throughout the rest of the video, and unfortunately I could not identify a make or specific model of the instrument. All I know is that it appears to have mosrite-like pickups, a jazzmaster tremolo, and microtonal fretwork.
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