Silvertone Catalog - Flipbook - Page 5
'Jersey Shore' Series
1449 MKII
One of the most clever and well-known concepts
in the early ’60s guitar boom was the Silvertone
Amp-in-case line. For well under $100, you could
get a guitar that came in a case featuring a 5-watt
(later, 6-watt) tube amp built right in. Just open
the case halfway, stand it up, switch it on, and
wail. The original guitar in the 1962 kit (1448) was
a single pickup, short-neck model. A year later,
the 2-pickup 1449 was introduced and the Ampin-case really took off. The 1449 is the most rare
of the breed, being replaced by the almost
identical redburst 1457 in 1964.
1449RSFB
Red Silver
Flake Burst
1449HSF
Heavy Silver
Flake
1449BSF
Black Silver
Flake
Specification
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Body: Mahogany
Neck: Mahogany
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Scale: 25"
Frets: 21 • Neck Inlays: Pearloid Dot
Tuners: Silvertone enclosed
Top Nut: PPS
Pickups: 2 Silvertone Lipstick
Scratchplate: Ivory
Controls: One volume, One tone, 3 way
pickup selector
Silvertone 1373 Baritone
With the 1373 Baritone, Silvertone pays homage to this rich history
by transforming the instrument into a baritone tuning marvel.
The 28” scale neck is meticulously designed
for B to B Tuning, echoing the popular baritone
that left an indelible mark on 1960s surf rock and
spaghetti western soundtracks.
1373PBL
Pelham Blue
1373HSF
Heavy Silver
Flake
1373HSF
Heavy Silver
Flake
Special Features:
• Compact and lightweight single cutaway
57’ ‘Peanut’ body shape
• Classic ‘Coke® Bottle’ headstock
• Convenient ‘Spoke Wheel’
truss rod adjustment
• Smooth playing ‘Hemispherical fret ends’
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