WHAT KIND of g'tar do you think this is?

Ray Montee · From: Portland, Oregon (deceased)

Is it a BIGSBY or WRIGHT or what?

Another underneath photo is posted in non-pedals section.

Some mechanic appears to have gone wild with this one.

Lee Jeffriess · From: Vallejo California

I would say it started life, as a late 50's Wright Custom.
Lee

Ray Montee · From: Portland, Oregon (deceased)

THANK YOU so very much..........

Does that look like a custom job to YOU? OR, a half-vast project?

Lee Jeffriess · From: Vallejo California

To be honest Ray I cant tell the pics are poor.
I had a non pedal Wright Quad, identical to this one.
I think this model of Wright is from about 58.
This one may have originally been a pedal guitar, but not with those mechanics and pedals.
Lee

Gwyneth Morgan · From: Maryland, USA

I know it's fuzzy, but I sort of think the lettering on the front of the case in the second pic looks like it says Bigsby.

Rich Peterson · From: Moorhead, MN

If it is a conversion to pedal, it appears to be well done. But where's the forklift for getting it to the gig?

Doug Beaumier · From: Northampton, MA

Looks like an old Wright Quad with a Bigsby logo on the front. Probably a cable guitar originally, converted to rods.

Compare the pictures:

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Casey Lowmiller · From: Kansas

WOW!!!

I would love to have that beauty...I wouldn't love to have a hernia & ruptured discs from toting it around. Seems like a musicroom steel to me. Set it and forget it!!! LoL

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