1960 Burns Sonic Transparent Red New Mavis features Moog’s legendary oscillator

Mavis features Moog’s legendary oscillator and filter circuits alongside a diode wavefolder – the first analog wavefolder to appear on a Moog instrument

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This particular guitar is in the ever popular retro three tone Sunburst and even features beatifully applied body binding

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1960 Burns Sonic Transparent Red New Mavis features Moog’s legendary oscillatorA bit of a rarity, the Burns Sonic was only released for a few years in the early 1960s, and failed to catch on like other models released by Burns, no doubt due to its peculiar body shape. Without a doubt, one of the few guitars where the headstock is the same length as the body. Neck feels super comfy in hand, with a pronounced roundness to the radius. Outside of a replacement bridge, this example is original and features an awesome set of Burns Tri