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PREMIER Guitar (USA, 2/2008)
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Guitarist (UK, 2/2005)
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Guitar Awards (UK, 11/2003)
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Guitar Buyer (UK, 08/2003)
Guitar_magazine (Star Club)
 
"Hofner, Framus, Hopf: the Germans have always had a way with making cool and unusual guitars. Now the UK is getting proper distribution of Duesenberg, as played by Joe Strummer, Dave Stewart, Sonny Landreth and Keb Mo.
Take, for instance, the £1,145 John Platania model with a longarm Tremola tailpiece. It’s loaded with a pair of very interesting pickups: brand-new Kluson Grand Vintage alnico units, designed by Duesenberg founder Dieter Gölsdorf, who owns the rights to the famous tuner-makers name in the EU. All Duesenbergs sport a combination of a vintage-voiced PAF-style bridge humbucker and a humbucker-mounted single-coil P90 by the neck, with the threeway selector offering a clever middle position of P90 plus one coil of the humbucker.
Thick-string fans may like the £865 Starplayer Violin Bass, an update of the famous Hofner with quality hardware including the much-tipped Kluson Duedesign bridge, while six-strigners may like an orange Starplayer TV guitar (also £865), a fine-lookin’ semi with Duesenberg’s clever combination of Gretsch looks, Gibson-style centre block and Fender scale lenght. Duesenberg prices start at £599. If you really fancy your chances, the Ronnie Wood model (above) – topped with a Zemaitis-style pearl mosaic – will cost you £1,695. "
Guitarist (Starplayer TV, Carl Carlton)
Guitar_magazine (Violin Bass 03/2003)
Guitar_magazine (Starplayer Special, DTV Ron Wood)
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