Comments on: The Buckeye State of the Art (1950’s Kay Solo King K4102 Electric Guitar)

By: porno

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By: Jordan

Jordan — Thu, 20 Dec 2012 00:27:59 +0000

You know I actually really like this Solo king. Seems like a lotta players just want something different. Johnny Ramone with his Mosrite. J Mascis said the only other person he knew of playing a Jazzmaster was Elvis Costello. The list goes on. Maybe Nickelback will catch on and Chad will want to set himself apart from all the other lame bands so he’ll pick up a SOlo King and rock it for all it’s got and then you’ll see these younger bands all like, “Whoa! Dude, what’s that rad guitar the Chadmaster’s playing in their new video?” and the friend will be like, “Which video, maaaaaan?” and the other guy will say “That one for the song called ‘Chodester’ or ‘Chode Master’ or something,” and the friend will YouTube the video and sart yelling “That’s a Solo King! A SOLO KING!!! Let’s get matching Solo Kings!!!” so they look on eBay and Amazon but there aren’t any so they look harder and come across the Solo King replicas from MyRareGuitars and they buy them and start singing bad Nickelback lyrics like “I been hanging out with chodes, I been picking my Canadian nose, and I ain’t never gonna STOP!!!” or something and they’ll strum their Solo Kings and they’ll totally rock.

By: bob goucher

bob goucher — Sat, 15 Sep 2012 14:40:00 +0000

I bought a used, still in excellant condition, Crucianelli electric guitar (before it’s merging with Eko, in mid 50’s from an old man in california. Wonder if it has nay value. It has 2 knobs and 3 sound controls. There is #1740 etched on chrome plate in b ack. Also has ivory in both front and back.
bob goucher

By: Gordy

Gordy — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 18:11:31 +0000

Has anyone seen or know of a Kay guitar called a Patriot. It’s a typical big body F hole arch top but is all blond with painted on tiger strips and (here’s the cool part) has red whit and blue pin striping on the body, red white and blue block fret makers and even red white and blue tuning peg tips. It came in a 1930-40s case so I’m assuming it’s that era. I have never seen another one. No markings or numbers, just says Patriot. No Kay emblem but sure looks like it was made by Kay.

By: Gordy

Gordy — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 18:04:15 +0000

Hi Michael, Thanks for the blast from the past. I was the person that owned the solo king that won the Vintage Guitar magazine Ugly Guitar Contest. Believe that was in the early 90s but not sure. Mine had a speckled beige tan brown bumpy paint finish (trunk paint as seen in old cars). Wish I still had it.

By: Jason

Jason — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 07:24:56 +0000

UGLY? Dreamy I’d say! Selling? PLease?!