Don't just find Joe Guitarplayer at church or enlist the help of a friend. If you plan to have someone teach you, pay money for it. They are out there, and there is some excellent stuff available for free. Use a search engine like to find information about beginner guitar lessons and online tutorials. If you want to teach yourself, there is a wealth of resources on the internet. You can get that piecemeal, or you could probably find a deal on a starter kit that would have all you need at a discount. With either acoustic or electric guitars, you will need to purchase a case (as little as $30 for a soft 'gig bag' case) and other accessories like strings, picks, a strap, a tuner, and a cleaning cloth. If you get an electric guitar, expect to pay about $100 for a small practice amplifier and $10 for a cable. I would expect to spend less than $300 on a student guitar (either electric or acoustic). Randy, what you will need depends on a couple of things: Do you want to play electric guitar or acoustic guitar? Also, will you have access to a teacher, or will you be teaching yourself? They don't appreciate it's nostalgic properties. I am interested in buying.The local guitar shops won't really help me because they feel the Del Rey isn't worth their time. If any one has the part and is interested in selling. : : proper wiring diagram for the components. : : Does anyone know where I can find that chrome piece and a : : like an ash tray when you pull it off. : : a chrome piece that you can pull off, it kinda looks : : The bridge is kinda one of a kind, and it has : : Fortunately the pick ups are in good order. : : due to the fact that the wiring was pretty rusted out. Please mention "Teisco guitar" in response / email, or it will get tossed like all the unwanted solicitor crap we all get. I am not a guitar shop, just a guy with limited "toy money" that loves working on electric guitars, and the cheap japan guitars are easily had on-line, so I resto them and get my money back when I sell them off. Also, the chrome ashtray piece you seek- is this a very rounded bowl shape, or more square-ish with rounded corners? I have been buying boxes of junk parts off the ebay which comes in handy for projects, and if the type you need is more square-ish with rounded corners, and all it is is a cosmetic cover- it does not really do anything- I think we can do a deal. Is the ET-200 the one with a body with turned-out horns, kind of looks like a tulip? I know I did a full pickguard from scratch for a 200 years ago had to use the "dirt marks" from old pickguard as outline. I draw diagrams from each useable japan guitar I buy that looks stock. I buy junker Teisco's and restore them as a hobby.
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