Eko Ekomaster 400 1960

blue sparkle

The Eko Ekomaster 400 1960 is a vintage electric guitar that delivers classic design and a distinctive stage presence with its Blue Sparkle finish.

This guitar suits players who appreciate vintage instruments with character, collectors interested in 1960s Italian craftsmanship, and musicians looking for a unique sound and feel for studio sessions or live performances. Its lightweight body and manageable size make it easy to handle for gigs and rehearsals.

Key features and benefits:

• Four Eko single-coil pickups provide a bright, clear tone with plenty of definition, ideal for a range of styles from jangly rhythm parts to sharp lead lines.
• The 25.5-inch scale length supports comfortable string tension, helping you play with ease whether you’re strumming chords or bending notes.
• A rosewood fingerboard offers a smooth playing surface and warm tonal qualities that mature with time.
• The 22 frets give you access to a broad range of notes for versatile playing.
• The nut width of 43 mm balances comfort and control, accommodating various hand sizes.
• Weighing just 2.7 kg, the guitar stays comfortable during extended playing sessions or while on the move.
• Comes with a gig bag and a jack cable, making it ready to take to rehearsals or small gigs.

Day-to-day with the Ekomaster 400 1960: You grab your guitar from its gig bag, appreciating its light weight as you head to the studio. The rosewood neck feels natural under your fingers, and the single-coils cut through your mix with a vintage sparkle that invites experimentation. Although the switch unit is non-functional and the volume pot is faulty, you find creative ways to work around them or plan repairs without losing the guitar’s unique voice.

Q&A: - Can I use this guitar for live performances? Yes, despite the switch unit being unsoldered and the volume pot faulty, the guitar’s pickups and lightweight design suit live settings well, though you may want to address the electrical issues for full control.

• How does the guitar feel during long playing sessions? Its light weight and well-sized neck reduce fatigue, making it comfortable for hours of practice or performance.

• Is the guitar suitable for recording? Absolutely. The four single-coil pickups deliver crisp, detailed tones that record well, especially for vintage and indie styles.

Condition notes: This guitar shows some cosmetic signs of use, including a hairline crack at the headstock-neck joint. These do not affect its sound or playability.

As a vintage instrument made in Italy, the Eko Ekomaster 400 1960 offers a more sustainable choice by extending the life of quality craftsmanship. It comes with a 12-month warranty and a 30-day return policy, giving you confidence in your purchase.