JB Hutto Montgomery Airline
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| - | Jack White's signature and trademark guitars are two '''1964 JB Hutto Montgomery Airlines'''. | + | Jack White's signature and trademark guitars are two '''1964 JB Hutto Montgomery Airlines'''. The guitar is in the band's signature colors (red, white, and black) and is also usually connected to Jack's amplifiers with a peppermint-striped guitar cord. It is in standard tuning, and it has twenty frets. It is all original except for the tuning pegs, and only the bridge pick-up works. |
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| - | + | As stated by a user on [[Little Room (forum)|The Little Room]], "The Airline that Jack plays has one of the most offbeat and angular silhouettes ever seen in the history of American-made budget electric guitars. The helter-skelter angles of its Res-O-Glas (Fiberglass) body seem to conflict with its "Gumby" style headstock, and the installation of control knobs on the bass side of the body (a Valco trademark) adds to its "lopsidedness"." | |
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
* [http://shopping.yahoo.com/search?p=Airline%20guitars Airline guitars on Yahoo! Shopping] | * [http://shopping.yahoo.com/search?p=Airline%20guitars Airline guitars on Yahoo! Shopping] | ||
Revision as of 01:07, 29 September 2006
Jack White's signature and trademark guitars are two 1964 JB Hutto Montgomery Airlines. The guitar is in the band's signature colors (red, white, and black) and is also usually connected to Jack's amplifiers with a peppermint-striped guitar cord. It is in standard tuning, and it has twenty frets. It is all original except for the tuning pegs, and only the bridge pick-up works.
As stated by a user on The Little Room, "The Airline that Jack plays has one of the most offbeat and angular silhouettes ever seen in the history of American-made budget electric guitars. The helter-skelter angles of its Res-O-Glas (Fiberglass) body seem to conflict with its "Gumby" style headstock, and the installation of control knobs on the bass side of the body (a Valco trademark) adds to its "lopsidedness"."
