Tones & Sounds, Episode 2 - Galanti, Eko (Italian guitars 60s)
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- čas přidán 15. 12. 2021
- In this episode of Tones & Sounds I am talking about Italian guitars from the 60s - Galanti Grand Prix, Eko 400 Ekomaster and Eko Condor 820/4v.
Clean tones and old school fuzzy sounds. And some of the coolest guitars ever!
Gear used
- Galanti Grand Prix (1965)
- Eko Condor 820/4V (1967)
- Eko 400 Ekomaster (1962)
- Magnatone Twighlighter Amp
- AKG 414 mic on guitar
- EarthQuaker Devices Palisades
- Catalinbread Perseus
- Dunlop Fuzz Face
- BBE Wah
- Avalon V5 preamp
I completely messed up the focus in this one but who cares about focus when we talking guitars right?
Let me know which one you like out of the 3 guitars or maybe you have an old Italian guitar from the 60s? - Hudba
I love this era of Italian guitars! I have a sunburst semi-hollow, single coil, bigsby type trem that was initially sold in America under a different name but came from the Crucianelli factory in the late 60s. They're all got such a unique feel
Yeah man those are unique indeed! Crucianelli is kinda unknown but they produced some amazing guitars. Love that vintage Italian 60's era too! Just added a couple raw jams on Eko 400 if you wanna check it out. Cheers!
Интересные гитары. Хороший обзор. Приятная душевная игра.
Галанти, явно была образцом для советской гитары Одесса.
Спасибо огромное! Да, мне кажется советские гитары вполне могли быть скопированы с более ранних итальянских/немецких моделей. Футуристичные дизайны прямо очень заходили в 60е..
The Eko Condor is the guitar Jason Stollsteimer from the Von Bondies played to have that 60s garage sound, he has like 5 of them.
Very cool to see someone aknowledging the existence of Galanti, great instruments from the past, thank you! 🙏
Thanks! I’ll check Von Bondies thanks for telling me. Yeah those guitars are perfect for some garage sounds. Definitely gonna use my Galanti with some fuzzes in the studio for some new tunes. Cheers! 😉😀😎
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@@marcop1587 Thanks again! I’ll check it out! Love old school garage sounds.
We need a European equivalent of Eastwood to bring all the funky old designs that got lost in the mists of time back to life!
Love the sound of the Galanti
That was really cool, thanks so much!!!!
Thanks for checking it out! 😀
With the bridge tape it at both ends when changing strings.
You have a gorgeous collection right there! Gotta late 60s Condor (exactly like yours; red sparkle) that i finally found new tremolo mounts for (my uncle originally got it while grandad was stationed in the Mediterranean in the 60s, and it's been sitting in one attic or another for 30 plus years; recently passed on to me as my mom was downsizing). Can't wait to get the parts and make some noise with it!
Thanks! yeah that's an awesome guitar! you're gonna love it, lots of cool tones. I really like vintage Ekos and use them a lot in the studio. Cool story thanks for sharing. Cheers from Moscow! Max
That thing sounds killer. And how bout that Magnatone amp! Great rig, quirky guitars are the best. Love the Grand Prix, I can see its appeal. Cheers from GA USA!
Yeah Magnatone is super nice indeed! And Grand Prix is one of my favorite. Thanks again man, Cheers from Moscow!
first of all I congratulate you, you play the blues with great sensitivity. you did a very sweet and perfect solo. the sound of the Galanti is fantastic, truly unique. if you can find some time, I'd love to hear Daniel Castro's ply the blues for you performed with your wonderful Galanti. congratulations again!
Huge thanks for the kind words! Galanti is definitely unique that's for sure! Love it. I ll check out Daniel Castro's tune. Cheers, Max
Wow!!! Grate Chanel. New subscriber. The argentinian guy. Thanks!!!
Thanks man! welcome to the channel. Cheers! Max
Nice vid, new subscriber from Italy
Thanks Alberto! And welcome to the channel)
Wow, I’m into Japanese guitars from the sixties, and from that, searching eBay, I found Russian guitars and now this, Italian guitars, all very interesting, fender and Gibson should hand their heads in shame, they are so passé.
yeah man! old Japanese are cool, I am going to film an episode about Teisco soon. Italian guitars are some of the best vintage guitars I played..
Pro Band Player.Good quality EKO Guitars.
Thanks! Eko is awesome!
I liked everything you played... do you have a band? CD?
Thanks! Yeah I have a few projects. Check out Deep Ruts - ‘Stranger’, it’s a mix of rock/blues/modern sound. I also play live gigs under Max Palchikov Blues Band mainly in my hometown (Moscow). Also you can check out some of the recent videos on my channel, we recorded some live tracks with the band not long ago. Cheers! Max
What do you know about the Eko 500/V3? Are these Eko's made with the plastic instead of wood?
Hey man I believe the body can be both wooden and plastic. My 400 is really light so I guess it’s faux wood. My other Eko is definitely wooden body, not so light. Anyways the tone of Eko 500 should be cool. The pickups are a bit on the bright side, my Eko Condor has the same pickups as Eko 500. Anyways you can get some amazing tones put of these guitars.
Do you know something about Eko 395?
Not really man sorry
lovely tremolo..from what? pedal? amp?
yeah coming from the amp - Magnatone Panoramic! really great amp
What sounds what beautiful guitares! I’m a fanatic of Framus but now I’m gonna look for those Italian beauty (and amps!!) thanks body
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