Handmade Voccoli Telecaster-style guitar by Victor V. Gurbo (Bay Ridge, Brooklyn).

Pine body, maple neck; lively, lightweight feel.

Gemini pickups (hand-wound by Rob Banta)—articulate and musical; see close-ups.

Schroeder compensated Tele saddles for improved intonation and feel.

Includes the original Voccoli-patch gig bag and ships insured in a Road Runner hardcase (both included at asking).

I purchased this directly from the builder when I lived in Brooklyn. It has sat mostly unplayed and was a "someday I'll learn to play electric" kind of purchase. It sounds as beautiful as it looks and deserves to be played.

I graded it "excellent" but it's closer to "near mint" condition wise.

Provenance & specs

• Headstock front: “Voccoli Guitars” + “O’ Paradiso.”
• Headstock back: builder signature & 2017.
• Scale: 24.75" (nut-to-12th ≈ 315 mm; full ≈ 630 mm)
• Nut width: 42 mm (≈ 1.65")
• Controls: 4-way blade offering bridge, neck, both parallel, and both series; master volume & tone; standard control-plate orientation.
• Note on lineage: The maker has also built Mike Bloomfield ’63 Tele tribute models; this guitar is not that tribute, but comes from the same Voccoli Tele-style line.

Includes / Shipping

• Road Runner hardcase (used for shipment) + original Voccoli gig bag (in box), both included at asking.
• Packed correctly (strings eased, immobilized in hard case), fully insured.
• Local pickup (Brussels) welcome; can price without the hardcase for pickup.

Reasonable offers considered