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Hofner Basses - Musician's Friend
WEBShop the best selection of Hofner bass guitars: guaranteed low price, free shipping, 0% financing, 8% back in rewards.
Hofner Guitars - Steve Russell's Vintage Hofner Website - Index …
WEBTHE SECTION OF THE VINTAGE HOFNER WEBSITE WHICH DEALS WITH THE MANY GUITAR AND BASS GUITAR MODELS PRODUCED BY THE HOFNER COMPANY FROM THE LATE 1940's UP TO THE PRESENT DAY.
Hofner Bass - Guitar Center
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The Violin Bass - Shop | Höfner
WEBToday the 500/1 is offered in a number of models from the budget Ignition version through to the handmade German built re-issues and specials. Its short scale (30in) and ultra lightweight has found favour with many professionals over the years. Unique Sound. The sound of a Violin Bass is unlike any other bass.
Beyond the Beatle Bass: The Hofner Guitars You Should Know
WEBJun 23, 2020 · Hofner’s Club 40 and Club 50 electrics first appeared in 1955. These one-pickup (the 40) and two-pickup (50) models had small single-cutaway hollow bodies and no f-holes, loosely styled after the shape and size of Gibson’s recent new Les Paul models.
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WEBSince the introduction of the 500/1 Violin Bass in 1956 Höfner has produced a wide range of bass models. Many of these, in the 1950s and 60s were bass versions of the then popular archtop guitars.
Höfner 500/1 - Wikipedia
WEBThe Höfner 500/1 Violin Bass (sometimes nicknamed the " Beatle Bass ") is a model of electric bass manufactured by Höfner under several varieties. It was introduced in 1955 and gained fame during the 1960s as the primary bass used by Paul McCartney of …
Hofner Bass Guitars - Reverb
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Hofner Electric Guitar and Bass List - Vintage guitar
WEBOriginal Hofner models like the V-series (V1, V2, V3) were followed by the Colorama, Super Solids and Galaxie guitars, all of which sold well to aspiring guitar players of the 1960s.
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