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Nash Guitars
TK-57
BlackNow: $2500 -
Nash Guitars
TK-54
Mary KayeNow: $2500 -
Nash Guitars
S-63
BlackNow: $2550 -
Nash Guitars
T-52
Butterscotch BlondeNow: $2350 (SOLD!) -
Nash Guitars
S-63
Daphne BlueNow: $2550 (SOLD!) -
Nash Guitars
TC-63
3-Tone SunburstNow: $2600 (SOLD!)
Nash Timewarp Guitars are now @ Deluxe Guitars...
We also have orders placed for the following guitars:
- S Series '57 in 2 Tone Sunburst, with Fat Maple Neck, Lollar Pickups, and Medium Aging
- S Series '63 in Daphne Blue, with C-Shaped Rosewood Neck, Lollar Pickups, and Medium Aging
- TC Series '63 in Sunburst, Double Bound, with C-Shaped Rosewood Neck, Lollar Pickups, and Medium Aging
- LEFT HANDED S Series '57 in 3 Tone Sunburst, C-Shaped Maple Neck, Lollar Pickups, and Light Aging
- LEFT HANDED T Series '52 in Butterscotch, C-Shaped Maple Neck, Lollar Pickups, and Medium Aging
- LEFT HANDED TC-63, C-Shape Rosewood Neck, Lollar Pickups, Heavy Aging (SOLD!)
For more information on these guitars, please visit www.nashguitars.com
Nash Timewarp Guitars
Deluxe Guitars is proud to stock a huge range of Nash Timewarp electric guitars. If there is a Nash Timewarp guitar you are interested in and it is not on our list, please contact us for a quote.
Did you know...
Bill Nash was born in Hollywood California in 1961. Father, Dick spent 40 years as a top session musician in Los Angeles. Mother, Barbara was a Big Band singer in her day. Brother, Ted is a Jazz and Session musician as well as a member of the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra. Sister Nikki is an artist living in Los Angeles. Bill started playing guitar at age 10 and was a gear-nut from the beginning. Prior to playing guitar, he used to make miniature guitars out of modeling clay. BilI also built model cars and airplanes and used to age them to look like they were in crashes and such (very useful skills for what he does now).
Age 15 started doing session work as well as playing in bands. This is when he was starting to be able to afford the really good Gibsons, Fenders etc., most of which rarely lived up to their potential due to poor manufacturing and setup, so he started learning about setups, pickups, repairs, wood and everything else guitar in quest of his desires of a great sounding and looking guitars that would perform in clubs and studios without any of the inherent tuning problems and tonal weaknesses that seem all to prevalent.
Bill was also starting to dabble in building custom guitars. His main guitar for many years was a walnut telecaster with a maple/ebony neck that he put together from Mighty Mite, DiMarzio and Fender parts. Bill worked in music stores both in sales and repairs between 18-22. There are a few rather fuzzy years in the mid 20s (it was the 70s and 80s in LA - need we say more?).
After marrying the best girl in the world, Bill did the “career” thing for many years while being blessed with two wonderful children who are both very talented musicians. Chasing the almighty dollar became less fulfilling and so a few years ago he started tinkering again in the guitar biz. In 2001, with encouragement from his wife and kids, Bill started back full time in the guitar biz as it is truly where his heart is and I feel I can benefit fellow players, collectors and gear nuts.