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− | Allan Gittler built 60 of these minimalistic guitars in the late 70s to [[1982]], a later run of 300 featured plastic parts. | + | Allan Gittler built 60 of these minimalistic guitars in the late 70s to [[1982]], a later run of 300 featured plastic parts. From the initial New York run forty were sold through the mail, and twenty from Allan Gittler's apartment on the Lower East Side - that's where Andy bought his. Bravo from July 22, [[1982]] features a photo with the guitar that looks like it might have been taken on [[1982-03-30]]. |
− | [[Andy Summers]] | + | One of the originals is shown in New York's Museum of Modern Art. |
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+ | [[Andy Summers]] had the Gittler Guitar on the set of the [[I Advance Masked (video) | I Advance Masked]] video with Robert Fripp (although it's not featured in the video itself). It can be seen in [[The Police]]'s [[Synchronicity II (video) | Synchronicity II]] video and some photo shoots. | ||
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* [https://gittlerinstruments.com/the-original-gittler Gittler instruments] | * [https://gittlerinstruments.com/the-original-gittler Gittler instruments] | ||
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gittler_guitar wikipedia] | * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gittler_guitar wikipedia] | ||
+ | * [https://www.vintageguitar.com/1827/gittler-guitar/ interview with Andy facts] | ||
=References and footnotes= | =References and footnotes= | ||
− | sources: | + | sources: video, wikipedia, interview |
[[Category:Touring gear (The Police-Andy Summers)]] | [[Category:Touring gear (The Police-Andy Summers)]] |
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Artist: | Andy Summers |
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Time gear used: | 1983 - YYYY |
Contents
Introduction
Allan Gittler built 60 of these minimalistic guitars in the late 70s to 1982, a later run of 300 featured plastic parts. From the initial New York run forty were sold through the mail, and twenty from Allan Gittler's apartment on the Lower East Side - that's where Andy bought his. Bravo from July 22, 1982 features a photo with the guitar that looks like it might have been taken on 1982-03-30.
One of the originals is shown in New York's Museum of Modern Art.
Andy Summers had the Gittler Guitar on the set of the I Advance Masked video with Robert Fripp (although it's not featured in the video itself). It can be seen in The Police's Synchronicity II video and some photo shoots.
Gear breakdown
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Quotations and trivia
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See also
External links
References and footnotes
sources: video, wikipedia, interview