
"A truly unique
instrument with A tone to match"
Guitarist Magazine, July 2003


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The Original
Electric Oil-can Guitars are manufactured by hand
to exacting musical standards. Made from selected
oil cans and a combination of hard woods. The guitars
are based on traditional African instruments having
originated from the “ramkiekie”, a four
stringed oil can guitar invented by the Khoi, when
coming into contact with early European settlers.
Many African musicians learned their guitar playing
skills on a home made oil can guitar including Jimmy
Dludlu, Sipho Gumede, Alan Kwela and many others.
The African Oil-can Guitar is an electric guitar capable
of taking the stage with the best.
Lucky Dube - Africa's reggae king on dreads. Ding
Ding Licky Licky Bong and his alter ego Oom Hansie.
What was the first
musical instrument you ever played?
A guitar made out of an oil can and
a curtain string.
African Oil-can Guitars are recorded
by Vibrations Recording Studio.
Our vision is to establish Vibrations
as Cape Towns premier sound recording 1-Stop-Shop
where we will endeavour to supply emerging and established
artists and bands with a creative and innovative atmosphere
alongside an accessible and quality facility for all
your sound design, recording, tuition and advertising
requirements at a competitive rate.
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Roy,
I just wanted to write and say a huge thank you
to you and the Township guitar team. The guitar I ordered
on 3rd July which was made (it’s a left hand version)
and shipped from South Africa to BC Canada arrived on
29th July.
The guitar was a present for my husband
on our 10th wedding anniversary (tin) and he is incredibly
impressed with it. In fact I don’t think one
day has gone by so far that he hasn’t played
it and he has a collection of several different guitars
on hand. He is astounded by the fantastic sound and
finds it so easy to play.
You really have all helped to make
our 10th anniversary celebration a real winner –
thank you!
Denise Blade
Victoria, BC, Canada
To leave a comment please email
us at: roy@townshipguitars.com
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