1967 Kent Model 820 Electric
1967 Kent Model 820 Electric
1967 Kent Model 820 Electric
1967 Kent Model 820 Electric
1967 Kent Model 820 Electric
1967 Kent Model 820 Electric
1967 Kent Model 820 Electric
1967 Kent Model 820 Electric
1967 Kent Model 820 Electric
1967 Kent Model 820 Electric
1967 Kent Model 820 Electric
1967 Kent Model 820 Electric
1967 Kent Model 820 Electric
1967 Kent Model 820 Electric
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  • Load image into Gallery viewer, 1967 Kent Model 820 Electric
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, 1967 Kent Model 820 Electric
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, 1967 Kent Model 820 Electric
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, 1967 Kent Model 820 Electric
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1967 Kent Model 820 Electric

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This wacky hollow body from Kent is a fun piece of history! Similar in some ways to contemporary Epiphone Casinos and Fender Coronados, it's loaded with two single-coil pickups that can be augmented with a "Hi/Lo" switch mounted next to its 3-way pickup selector or muted with a rubber mute on the bridge (it's still in good shape—a rarity for mechanisms like these!). It's a fun player with a nice, narrow neck profile, and though it has a fair amount of cosmetic wear for its age (please inspect photos carefully), it's structurally sound and in very good playing condition!

Please note: the "Hi/Lo" switch on this guitar works, but the mechanism is old and doesn't always catch properly. A replacement may need to be sourced at some point.

Used/New/Vintage Vintage
Repairs/Replacement Parts Knobs likely replaced
Neck Shape Narrow, smooth D-shape
Cosmetic Issues

Dings, scratches, finish checking, other wear and tear (see photos)

Finish Sunburst
Case No case

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