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Tutmarc, Paul (1896-1972), and his Audiovox Electric ...
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tutmarc himself was audiovox's best promoter, and in addition to selling instruments to his students and working musicians, he consigned them to a few other regional music shops, and captivated listeners with daily "free concert …
PAUL TUTMARC & The Mystery of Who Invented The …
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Paul Tutmarc, who’d created the Audiovox Bass Fiddle was and is the scion of a Seattle music dynasty. He was born in Minneapolis in 1896 and …
The Audiovox 736 Electric Bass and 936 Amp - Vintage …
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Tutmarc was known locally as a musician, radio singer, bandleader, and music instructor. He made Audiovox products until approximately 1950, and …
Audiovox Electronic Bass | Vintage Guitar® magazine
https://www.vintageguitar.com/1916/audiovox-electronic-bass/
Tutmarc’s one-off “block of wood” upright electric bass was a truly groundbreaking experiment, but it was really still too large to be practical. After continuing experiments into ’36, Tutmarc’s Audiovox Manufacturing began marketing his radical new #736 Electronic Bass, which he began advertising in the Spring of ’37.
Video of an original Tutmarc Audiovox 736 Bass! | …
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Bass Musician Magazine - Tutmarc Bass Fiddle 736 Click to expand... 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 design Apr 13, 2013
Paul Tutmarc's Audiovox 736 Bass -- what scale?
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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.
1930s AudioVox 7-String "Frying Pan" Vintage Lap Steel w ...
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The brainchild of Seattle resident and Hawaiian steel guitar teacher Paul Tutmarc, the AudioVox brand is a little known pioneer of electrified instruments, with Tutmarc creating the first fretted electric bass well before Leo Fender's Precision (Tutmarc called his the "Electric Bass Fiddle").
Paul Tutmarc's Audiovox 736 Bass -- what scale?
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Re: Paul Tutmarc's Audiovox 736 Bass -- what scale? « Reply #22 on: April 17, 2013, 09:58:07 PM » I'm wondering if the overall length is …
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