Polish heavy metal guitars? Cartoony-looking guitars built by an accordion factory? These are just a few of the gems you’ll find if you dare to enter the insanely great (don’t sue me Apple) website known as lordbizarre’s electric guitar & amp museum…
If Ekos, Italias, and old Nationals are what you picture when you think of funky old retro guitars then prepare to have your eyes forced open wide, like I did––ever heard of a Lotos, a Jola, or a Malwa? Goes to show that you just never know what you’ll stumble onto when you fire up a web browser.
The internet is making the world smaller and smaller, and I love it. Go take a look at lordbizarre’s electric guitar & amp museum. You won’t leave disappointed.
P.S. The bright magenta 12-string Defil Echo2 rocks my world.
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