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In addition to the large pot, this one is flamed maple (the usual Electric is mahogany), and this one has a very cool, two-legged dragon inlay!
The Electric tone ring was patented in 1890, and was used in another model 11 years later, the Whyte Laydie. While the tone ring remained the same, the WL used a bracket band and the Electric continued with its bracket shoe design.
With your choice of a TKL Professional (black or tweed) or Golden Gate Deluxe ("bump") hardshell case, and a free ZEPP Country Music gig bag, this one-off piece is only $1999. Sold.
 "Ramsey 12-inch Maple Fairbanks Electric")
Mike has been making a Fairbanks Electric model for some years now; occasionally, he makes a 12-inch version, such as this.
 "Ramsey 12-inch Maple Fairbanks Electric head") |
The 12-inch pot has a Renaissance head and a No-Knot tailpiece for a deep, boomy sound. |  "Ramsey 12-inch Maple Fairbanks Electric back") |
The neck and pot are maple. | |
 "Ramsey 12-inch Maple Fairbanks Electric fingerboard") |
The scooped ebony fingerboard has a star burst at the 5th fret and an engraved oval at the 12th.
|  "Ramsey 12-inch Maple Fairbanks Electric neck") |
The three-piece, predominantly maple neck is highly flamed. | |
 "Ramsey 12-inch Maple Fairbanks Electric peghead") |
The classically shaped peghead features a super cool two-legged dragon inlaid in its ebony overlayment. |  "Ramsey 12-inch Maple Fairbanks Electric stick") |
The 12-inch maple pot provides for great tone, and has a Electric tone ring, of course. | |
 "Ramsey 12-inch Maple Fairbanks Electric tuners") |
All five tuners are geared; the 4 long strings have 5-Star brand planetaries. |
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