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Maestro · December 30th, 2007, 06:03 PM

I don't think they are really collectible. My dad has a bass, a banjo, a AZ-10 (best build guitar I've ever seen, the only archtop I've ever felt wouldn't break if it fell) and a mandolin. They are good instruments (they where the more expensive framus made instruments at the time) the entry line was appalling. But the rest was all really good value for the money. the AZ10 is as good an archtop as any top of the line Us model (gibson, epiphone, ect) from that period.

December 30th, 2007, 06:03 PM	#5 (permalink)
Maestro Tele-Holic Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: The United Lowlands Of Holland Posts: 753	I don't think they are really collectible. My dad has a bass, a banjo, a AZ-10 (best build guitar I've ever seen, the only archtop I've ever felt wouldn't break if it fell) and a mandolin. They are good instruments (they where the more expensive framus made instruments at the time) the entry line was appalling. But the rest was all really good value for the money. the AZ10 is as good an archtop as any top of the line Us model (gibson, epiphone, ect) from that period. __________________ A clean conscience is usually the result of a bad memory.