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My Collection


Fender /Squier

Fender Musicmaster 1974

Fender Musicmaster 1973 (te koop)

Fender Musicmaster 1977

Fender Mustang 1971

Fender Coronado II Wildwood 1967

Zelfbouw met '77 fender musicmaster hals

Squier Bronco Badtz Maru

Project in progress met Squier Bronco hals

Squier bullet strat + Cort

Squier strat in progress


Italia

Elli-Sound Triple Cut - 1963

Eko 1100 OT - 1962

Eko 1150 - 1963

Elite V20 1962

Elite Escort bass - 1967

Godwin Les Paul bass - 70's?

Galanti Grand Prix Bass - ?


Eastern europe and Russia:

Orfeus (in progress)

Jolana Kolorbass - 1974

Jolana Iris - 1973

Jolana Basso IX - 1975

Roden Bass - 1977

Tonika bass - 60/70's

Kavkaz bass- 70's


Germany:

Klira Ohio - 60's

Klira Kentucky - 70's

Klira- ?????


Netherlands:


Magic EB-2

Magic - ?

Egmond Thunder

Egmond tempest

Egmond Scout

Egmond Typhoon(s)




Egmond Rambler

Egmond Toronado

Egmond Colorado

Egmond Princess

Egmond Solid 7

Egmond Es115


Belgium:


Guttlin Thinking '09


Asian:

onbekend

Tokai les paul junior

Dia

Ibanez 1915

Danelectro Longhorn '58 dead on

DeArmond Jetstar

Daisyrock Heartbreaker(s)


Epiphone EB (for sale)

Dimarvery Jazz (te koop)

Harmony P-bass (for sale)

Eastwood Hiflyer (for sale)

Eastwood Map

Aria rick

A truly wonderful collection of rare and quirky instruments. I can see you're a man who admires the aesthetic appeal of unusual instrument design, like myself. I admire those companies that try to push the envelope and make a bold visual statement, even if the designs don't always work from a comfort/balance standpoint.

Now all you (and I) need is a Yamaha SBV and you'll be complete.

Sweet, so if we see a crazy-lookin' bass we know who to alert!

You have the most extensive collection of Egmonds I've ever seen.
My bass teacher had one and with flats and foam it was a total Motown funk machine.

I used to have some more egmonds. I started out as a colelctor of egmond instruments years ago and at one moment I owned some 65 instruments of the egmond and her various subbrands. Most of them were guitars.

I sold every Egmond I had but I just had to buy some egmond bassguitars back for my collection. The oldest one is from 1958. Most of the times the neck of an egmond isn't straight. But of my basses most of them are playable.

That is quite the collection of unique and unusual instruments!

You're the Dave Lindley of bass!

Some new updates from the collection

Egmond Scout:

Hondo P-bass (upgraded):

Westone spectrum:


And my custom build mosrite mark X bassguitar is under construction build by guncustoms.nl. I already find some original mosrite pups. Man can't wait to that mosrite is beinig completed.

Love that Westone Spectrum.

as you can see looking at the other bassguitars. The spectrum is not the average in my collection. And alltough it's a great bass I don't fink it's gonna stay for very very long in the collection.

But it was such a bargain that I just couldn't let it go.

Hi, I don't suppose you want to sell your six-string Egmond Scout do you? It was the first electric guitar I ever bought but I don't have it now and would love to have one again.

Best wishes,

Bathonian

Where do you live? I'm living in the netherlands but perhaps I could send it to you.

Hi Saf,
Thanks for your message.

I live in Bath, England. I would love it if you could post the Scout to me. Please let me know how much you want for it and how much it would cost to post it to the UK.

My phone number is +44 (0) 1225 444958

Best wishes,

Ian

Hi,
I'm interested in buying the black Harmony (or is it a Hondo?) P Bass with the maple fingerboard. Please respond, thanks.