In early 1960’s Europe, the Tri-Lam was one of Wandrè’s best-selling models. As all 60’s Wandre models, the original version had an aluminum neck. Our modern version sports a set maple neck, suspended pickguard, pickup and master volume, and a full hollowbody design that includes the unusually stylish grilled f-holes. The original 1960’s models fetch over $3,000. Shipping Now for only $799!
Wandre Tri-Lam Electric Guitar from Eastwood Guitars (Blue)
Wandre Tri-Lam Electric Guitar from Eastwood Guitars (Red)
Order before the NAMM show (Jan 18th) and get a FREE Custom Hardshell Case.
BUY NOW: $799
Colours: Blue, Red
Body: Full Hollowbody, Maple Top, Back, Sides
Neck: Bound Maple, Set
Fingerboard: Rosewood, Block Markers
Scale Length: 24 3/4″ (628mm)
Width at Nut: 1 5/8″
Pickups: New York MINI Humbucker
Switching: none
Controls: Master Volume
Bridge: Floating Tune-O-Matic, Custom Chrome Tail
Hardware: Grover Style Nickel/Chrome
Strings: D’Addario #10
Case: Extra
Unique Features: Custom Chrome tailpiece, grilled F-holes
Suggested Retail: $1029.00US
* North America shipping $49. Outside north America $149.
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Wandre Tri-Lam Electric Guitar (Blue)
Wandre Tri-Lam Electric Guitar (Blue)
Wandre Tri-Lam Electric Guitar (Blue)
Wandre Tri-Lam Electric Guitar (Blue)
Wandre Tri-Lam Electric Guitar (Blue)
Wandre Tri-Lam Electric Guitar (Blue)
Wandre Tri-Lam Electric Guitar (Blue)
Wandre Tri-Lam Electric Guitar (Blue)
Wandre Tri-Lam Electric Guitar from Eastwood Guitars (Blue)
Wandre Tri-Lam Electric Guitar from Eastwood Guitars (Red)
Nice, but, where’s the lefty? NOT in black!
Mike,
Thanks for the heads up! Another great Eastwood creation! I’m still working towards that Supro though. You bros are going to attract a whole lot of attention at NAMM again this year. Hope to talk with you soon.
Cheers,
Rollie
Lovely lines and grilled f-holes are a nice touch, but why not a thumbwheel volume control instead of the protruding knob on the top edge of the pick guard? And why does the pick guard have to extend fully beneath the strings? What is it hiding?
Sincerely,
P.Follert
Ditto, Ron! You tell ’em! Seems like all left handed guitar manufacturers like to think like Henry Ford, that is, you can have any color lefty, as long as it’s BLACK! I was told to stay away from black finished guitars, because they choose to paint them black to mask any imperfections in the grain pattern. If you ever choose to later, refinish it in clear coat, you will be unpleasantly surprised! Half my lefty guitar and bass collection is black, because they offered no other color options, take it, or leave it, is their motto!
Eastwoodguitars.com makes plenty of left-hand models, very few are black. Sefoam green, red, metallic blue…
I’m betting the screws at the neck end of the pick guard attach it there and the bridge end ones do likewise. Would have to put those screws in the middle of the soundboard if the pick guard was any shorter….
Okay, you got me with this one. Watch for my order. Thanks for being brave and dedicated enough to tangibly honor Signore Pioli. And I KNOW you’ll never take the plunge and do a Rock&Roll or an Oval, but what about a B.B.? Then again, why not do the Oval? Coolest guitar design ever to come out of the European continent.