Framus Texan 5/196 (1964)
 Dreanough type guitar, built in Bavaria in the mid-1960s.
 It has a solid spruce top, solid maple sides, and a laminated maple and mahogany back.
 Mahogany neck with truss rod, ebony fingerboard, and frets in perfect condition.
 The interior reinforcements are in the form of a modified X in the Framus style.
 The top is excellent, as is its traditional construction, with the neck glued together without screws.
 It is in very good condition and perfect for playing, it has some small dents and superficial scratches that are barely noticeable.
 It has been completely overhauled and adjusted, it works perfectly without buzzing or buzzing, with a very comfortable action and tuning well.
 The sound is powerful and tempered, with a great midrange. During these years, guitar production was smaller, but of excellent quality.
 Strung with 0.11 bronze, very comfortable to play, 2 mm at the 12th fret for the first string