Jim Trussart's unique guitars

Andy Volk · From: Boston, MA

I guess you either dig the distressed look or you don't. I do. Wonder if a lap steel would be five grand?

http://www.jamestrussart.com/available.php

Michael Maddex · From: Northern New Mexico, USA

I have been admiring these for quite a while now. Very cool. Cool

Trussart has a full page ad in GP every month.

chris ivey · From: california (deceased)

that site wouldn't let me click out of it. that always scares me.

Mark van Allen · From: Watkinsville, Ga. USA

I'm about to have fun "steampunking" a beater lap I have. I bet it'll go $15.
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Ron Whitfield · From: Kaaawa, Hawaii, USA

Here's a noisy video (dim your vol.) with Rev. Billy F. Gibbons sitting in with a borrowed Trussart Tele http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGkbJU6x0IE

Tony Glassman · From: The Great Northwest

I played a Trussart Tele at Ed Roman's shop in Las Vegas. It was an incredible guitar & piece of art.

Believe me, there was nothing cheap or tacky about this axe. It was beautiful in a unique way....... Too bad it cost as much as a new pedal steel, or I would have snatched it up.

Dennis Olearchik · From: Newtown, PA

Surprisingly, Trussart's guitars sound like LPs, Teles and Stats just like their wooden body counterparts.

His guitars seem to have been provided with more "detail" over the past several years and their pricing has significantly increased as well.

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