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Audiovox #736 | Vintage Guitar® magazine
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Audiovox #736 . The World's First Electric Bass Guitar! Peter Blecha - December 11, 2001. 0 . While there have been lively debates raging in the rare instrument community for many years about any number of puzzling early guitars – not to mention the perennial issue of just who exactly was responsible for “inventing” the electric ...
The Audiovox 736 Electric Bass and 936 Amp | Vintage ...
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The 936 and 736 in the Audiovox catalog. Tutmarc had already founded Audiovox Manufacturing Company and was producing at least one of what would ultimately be three models of electric lap-steel guitars (all with an electromagnetic pickup designed by him and Art Stimpson), along with at least one of an eventual array of small amplifiers.
First Electric Bass Guitar, Audiovox #736, Up For Auction ...
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The Audiovox Model 736 was ahead of its time and never gained the kind of following the Fender Precision would fifteen years later. Former EMP Museum senior curator Peter Blecha detailed the instrument in a 1999 article for Vintage Guitar. “One of the first people to perform with the new bass was a member of the Tutmarc family band – his ...
Audiovox 736 Bass ~ Luthiery Laboratories
https://luthierylabs.com/projects/audiovox-projects/audiovox-736-bass/
Audiovox 736 Bass (1/4) This was my first Audiovox project. Below is the original walnut body, fairly true to the original. My goal was to build the closest possible reproduction of the original Tutmarc Audiovox with modern parts. The ergonomics were very bad, much like a Steinberger.
Audiovox Model 736 Bass Fiddle and Similar Products and ...
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The Tutmarc Bass Fiddle 736 was the earliest electric bass, and was designed by Paul Tutmarc in Seattle, WA. Wikipedia shares: His real claim-to-fame was the development and marketing of the fretted and solid-body Audiovox Model 736 Bass Fiddle, from 1936, which was designed to be used in a horizontal position.
Video of an original Tutmarc Audiovox 736 Bass! | …
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A 3rd Audiovox 736 electric bass has been discovered in Seattle! It will be the first one to be offered by a private party on an eBay auction Sat. 2/24/2018 on a 10 day auction. Ghastly, HaphAsSard, design and 1 other person like this. Feb 23, 2018 #15.
Paul Tutmarc's Audiovox 736 Bass -- what scale?
https://bassoutpost.com/index.php?topic=7861.0
on: Some of you know the story of Paul Tutmarc's Audiovox Model 736, the first known fretted electric bass guitar. If not, here's the story from his son Bud, who passed away several years ago. One unanswered question is the scale length. Tutmarc's catalog says the overall length is 42" but not what the scale length is.
The Audiovox Model 736 bass fiddle : Bass
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bass/comments/1ki1xk/the_audiovox_model_736_bass_fiddle/
"His real claim-to-fame was the marketing of the fretted and solid-body Audiovox Model 736 Bass Fiddle which was designed to be used in a horizontal position. That then-radical instrument is considered to be history's earliest electric bass guitar—and one that preceded the far more famous Fender Precision Bass by a decade and a half.[2]"
Paul Tutmarc's Audiovox 736 Bass -- what scale?
https://bassoutpost.com/index.php?topic=7861.15
I emailed the EMP musuem and they kindly sent me these dimensions for the white enamel painted Audiovox 736 they have! 30 5/16” length – nut to bridge 37 ¾” length – overall 10” width – overall 1 ¾” depth – overall So Moonshine's estimates were pretty close! Comparing pics of the white model with the dark walnut model which ...
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