Keyless (EXCEL) advantages?

Tom Quinn · Posted 1 May 2006 5:18 pm

I'm giving serious thought to purchasing a guitar for Tokyo. Because I ride the train, take cabs, etc, I need a really lightweight guitar.

I was thinking about visiting Fujii-san, as his shop is fairly close to where I live. How about a keyless guitar -- say a D-10? What could be the downside? Tone perhaps?

They look strange to me, but if they work, I'd be a happy camper at two in the morning on a crowded train home... -L-

Tq

jolynyk · From: Prince Albert Sask. Canada

Get a hold of Bill Williams.. You'll be pleasantly surprised.. Excellent guitar, & you'll love the weight.

Curt Langston · Posted 1 May 2006 5:31 pm

Curt Langston · Posted 1 May 2006 5:38 pm

Here is just a peek at the advantages Excel has to offer. Click on the thumbs!

Keyless baby, yeah!

[This message was edited by Curt Langston on 01 May 2006 at 06:39 PM.]

Pete Burak · From: Portland, OR USA

I played an Excell Keyless S12U at St.Louis.
It was a great axe that would fit your needs perfectly. Looks and carries like a tenor sax in the case.
'Sat in on David Phillips S14U in a band situation and it also played great and sounded stellar.
They have more raises and lowers per string than any other brand. This makes them very attractive to Universal pickers.
FWIW, D10 players can absolutely rock on Uni's!
If nothing else, please post a report (with pics?) on your visit to the factory!
Pete B.

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