A circa 1984 Duncan Quattro electric guitar (S/N 00716), owned and stage-played by Nancy Wilson beginning in the mid-80s, from her personal collection.

According to Wilson, it accompanied her during many stadium shows, stating “during certain songs it was on a stand that I played along with a keyboard part; on other songs, it was the all-purpose dive-bombing ‘80s-style guitar.”

A rare line of electric guitars by Seymour Duncan, who created customized instruments via this line to install his pick-ups before an agreement with ESP Guitar Company was reached. Volume pot dates to 46th week of 1984 (8446) with a Duncan FS-1B bridge pickup, an SD-2 in the middle, and a BP rails in the neck position. Black hardware includes a Floyd Rose tremolo bridge, a locking nut, and black tuners. A 25.5" maple neck, alder body, and a 22 fret rosewood fretboard.

Includes a series of photos of Wilson playing this guitar on stage in the mid-80s. Also inludes three different "All Access" badges (one from 1985-1986, one from 1986 and one from 1990).

PROVENANCE From The Collection of Nancy Wilson

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