Eastwood Moonsault Electric Guitar

Eastwood Moonsault Electric GuitarStory The unmistakeable moon shaped Kawai Moonsault electric guitar was first introduced in 1982. Production continued until the 1990s. The moon theme ran up the fretboard with phase of the moon position markers. A rare clear plexiglass Moonsault was also available, called The Crystal Moon. Hard to get your hands on any original these days for under $3 4,000, most of those originals had active electronics with phase switches, etc. The Eastwood

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Single Coil

Strings: D'Addario #45-#100 Long Scale

The neck is slim and fast with a flat

The unmistakeable moon shaped Kawai Moonsault electric guitar was first introduced in 1982

it was an original SG2A that helped shape many of the tones from King Gizzard’s non-microtonal era

most of those originals had active electronics with phase switches

This beautiful electric guitar features elegant styling with a figured Maple top

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