Baxendale '60s Silvertone H615 Conversion

From the 1930s to the early '70s, Sears' Silvertone brand offered low-cost, highly-accessible guitars that inspired generations of musicians. With their classic stylings and department-store availability, Silvertones were the first guitar for many top players. While they may have captured the right look to inspire an aspiring player, these instruments were entry-level at best. Simply put, they were never actually built to be functional instruments that would ever tune and play properly Fortunately, Scott Baxendale and his team of luthiers in Athens, Ga., recognize the potential of these guitars and regularly remanufacture them. In doing so, they totally, re-build, re-brace, and re-voice these instruments, giving them new life and world class tone with no shortage of authentic mojo. These inspiring instruments are an exceptional value, and they're an incredible way to recycle and repurpose old axes. This Baxendale ‘60s Silvertone H615 was completed on December 12, 2018. In addition to b