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11-20-2016, 08:42 PM
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PRICE DROP Brunner og basic, or trade + $ for cargo or x5
For sale Brunner OG guitar with removable neck. Guitar is in great shape but does have some scratches and nicks on the top near the sound hole as a result of normal play wear. It came strung with .13's but currently has 12's on it. There are no other issues with the guitar. When asked about the woods Lucas Brunner stated: "No the OG Basics only have solid tops and laminated back and sides. (It is to say though that they sound much to good for the price difference)". The OG basic model is no longer being made. This is your chance to get a Brunner for a fraction of what it would cost today. $400 OBO shipped and insured in Continental U.S.
From the inside label of the guitar: Brunner OG Basic is manufactured in Vietnam. Final assembly and set-up including making and installation of neck connection and bridge are completed by Brunner Guitars in Lavin Switzerland. From the website: The Brunner OG Basic guitar with the easily removable neck is great for traveling. Not only are these high-quality guitars super compact and great for traveling, but their rich and full sound makes them much more than just “a travel guitar”… Even though the neck can be completely removed, there is no detuning of the strings required to take the guitar apart! Assembly only takes half a minute and requires hardly any tuning! The Gotoh “string locking” tuners and the special nut design prevent the OG Basic from going out of tune and keep the strings organized and tangle-free when the neck is released. Comfortable playability, precision engineering and finely crafted details are the standards of Brunner OG Basic guitars. Top: solid cedar Back and sides: mahogany body length: 16″ (40,7cm) body width: 12 3/16″ (31cm) body depth: 3 1/2″ (8,9cm) scale length: 21 1/2″ (54,7cm) or 25 1/2″ (65cm) nut width: 1 7/8″ (48mm) bridge spacing E-E: *2 1/8″ (54mm) fret on body: 14th Follow link for pictures http://s1167.photobucket.com/user/bo...tdoor%20Guitar Last edited by bobn; 03-18-2017 at 05:58 PM. 
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