Fouke Industrial Walsh Pro

Keith Cordell · From: San Diego

No pics, camera broken. It's the frypan shape and has a Seymour Duncan P90. Comes with gun padded gigbag- not original. Super nice, a few scratches on the back. Selling new for $575 I'll let it go for $400. Keith 404-963-3226

steve takacs · From: beijing, china via pittsburgh (deceased)

Keith is this the guitar you are selling? I have one of these and what I like is that unplugged it has a resonator sound, perhaps not as strong as a real resonator but one certainly can hear it. No feedback when used electrically . And here is a link with photos of one which sold for $390 on The Forum: Good luck with the sale. stevet

http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=178940&highlight=fouke

Keith Cordell · From: San Diego

That's the one, but it has a P90 instead of the humbucker and the knobs have been replaced with telecaster knobs. The Walsh version is also a heavier gauge aluminum to combat the tuning issues Mr. Walsh had under stage lights.

Stephen Abruzzo · From: Philly, PA

The Fouke Frypan is a fun guitar. I have the heavy gauge Walsh aluminum version with a PAF humbucker and a coil split switch. It has a sound all it's own plugged and unplugged.

Plus you can take it out and not have to worry about the steel itself. It also doubles as an "attitude adjuster". Very Happy

Keith Cordell · From: San Diego

I just noticed that the jack on mine is placed at the end of the bridge and not where it is on that guitar.

Keith Cordell · From: San Diego

Surprised that I still have this. I need to move it to pay debts so take another look fellas. I would take a reasonably playable bass as part of the deal, or make offers for cash- try not to kill me on this one. It's one of the best I've seen and I love the way it sounds.

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