This guitar, for example, has the same open headstock architecture as one might find on a 1989 Excel.

To this end he built his own laminated wood bodies and decorated these instruments similarly to an Excel. In addition to making acoustic archtop guitars Jimmy D’Aquisto made some built-in pickup hollow body guitar suitable for the jazz musician who played with a band, who was required to play loud when amplified, and who wished to eschew (Gesundheit) feedback. #101, signed 2/23/82, special laminated body electric archtop cutaway, in very good to excellent condition with original Harptone hard shell case. The info below is how the guitar was listed on the Mandolin Bros.

Sorry, but I'm not interested in a trade. I also replaced the black pickup in the photos with a gold Lindy Fralin PAF Humbucker (shown in the last photo).

I replaced the tuners with a new set of Grovers like it originally came. It has been kept in my humidity controlled studio since at 45% humidity. I purchased this REAL D'Aquisto from Mandolin Bros.

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