ON HOLD pending trade - Teisco 1960s Spectrum 5 Metallic Blue Stereo/Mono Z-Coil Good speaker Pickup Markings: none

Pickup Markings: none

The non-adjustable 1-1/2" horseshoe pickup with its black textured cover is original and correct for this production year — the fixed-height design that Rickenbacher used before adding adjustability in 1939

model number 66079-B

" - Seymour Duncan user review

You might want to go through the Bloomfield Drive manual - it digs in and shows you the depth of possibilities with this amp

ON HOLD pending trade - Teisco 1960s Spectrum 5 Metallic Blue Stereo/Mono Z-Coil Good speaker Pickup Markings: noneNo sales tax for US customers outside California. The Spectrum 5 was different from Teisco's typical 1960s output. While Teisco and its parent company Kawai were saturating department stores with entry level guitars under a myriad of nameplates, they came to believe their newfound market share might put them in a position to compete with the likes of Gibson and Fender. That's where the Spectrum 5 comes in. As the 1966 Teisco Del Rey catalog boasts,