From PureVintage.com Exclusive 2024 Veleno Original Legacy Model Being Offered by Rumble Seat Music

Tom Bukovac and Julian Raymond discuss the legacy of the innovative Veleno Guitars and the historic relaunch of the Veleno brand.
We at Rumble Seat Music are excited to announce that we will be participating in the historic relaunch of the Veleno brand! John Veleno produced around 200 of the world's first aluminum guitars between the pivotal years of 1970 -1978. The original line was owned by the likes of Eric Clapton, David Gilmour, Todd Rundgren, Gregg Allman, Ace Frehley and many more. John's contribution to the foundational years of Rock n' Roll history cannot be overstated. After decades of being relegated to the bounds of myth and lure, the Veleno Family is proud to reintroduce the legendary guitars of their father's making, allowing a legacy to live on!
These new guitars have been carefully designed and expertly crafted to be faithful and accurate recreations of the originals. With immediate attack, bright and crisp tonal dynamics and full body resonance, the "Next Gen" is truly an homage to the originals with a few extra perks. One of the most exciting of these perks is the reengineered neck. The innovative design includes a hollow chamber through the entire neck allowing for each note to resonate through the body and all the way up the neck. This creates much more sustain and resonance as well as a one-of-a-kind experience to play! The necks are machined with extreme precision allowing for a smoother, more comfortable feel than the originals as well as a much more consistent product. All of this is done while maintaining the exact look and aesthetic of the originals.
These guitars will be available in highly limited runs of 3-6. Two from this run have already sold and a third custom pre-order is on the way! We plan to have even more exciting news about our partnership with Veleno in the coming months so stay tuned and feel free to get in touch with us about any questions you might have.

[@BrockDouglas99]

Yeah! Todd's guitar in Utopia. The chrome Ankh guitar shaped like the key of life. Great band and incredible live shows.

[@beachcomber4141]

Sounds killer especially in Uncle Larry's more than capable hands.

[@teddyboy9116]

It's Kevin and Perry go large!!

[@paultaylor2968]

Anything with Tom in it ...worth watching ❤

[@jimmyfrombrooklyn8550]

Gilmour did venture to the 24th fret, having this guitar would make sense. Interesting head stock- looks dangerous though. Tommy’s the right guy to demo it.

[@jwiegand1022]

Veleno+70s fender loaded with orange utahs is the clean sound off Nirvana In Utero

[@tomsewell7202]

Pete Haycock is the Climax Blues Band cat who played one of these.

[@jamesgist8582]

From Climax Blues Band, the guitar player's name is Peter Haycock. He had the all gold Veleno guitar that Ike Turner tried to buy from him. But that didn't happen. Mark Farner looked the best when he strutted onstage with that thing. Check out Grand Funk live video (Los Angeles) from 1974. They were the biggest rock band in the world at the time. And Mark Farner was the man, there is no doubt in my mind. The Veleno guitar is a rock and roll time machine. It should have been in "Back to the Future" instead of that little Chiquita guitar.

[@KozmykJ]

Always got a sweet sound did Pete Haycock. I got to support Climax one time (late 80s ?), but Pete Haycock had left the band by then ... still good though. 👍 Pete left the planet some time ago ... Rave On Peter

[@Aesg81]

In Utero

[@andersestes]

Uncle Larry rocks and theese guitars looks and sounds killer

[@buzzycoyote2573]

Hey Uncle Larry🙂

[@TheRange7]

I see Uncle Larry and immediately click on it. Now as for these guitars, I thought I was somewhat eell versed in most things guitars. I'll be danged, I've never seen one before not have I heard of them. There is a definite cool factor with these, I'm just not sure if I dig them or not. Anything that keeps a family legacy in the music business going is always a solid YEAH baby, so I'm happy the son decided to keep making these. Thanks guys.

[@altonreeves1854]

I played one in the midish 70's at a Spokane music store...

[@leewarren]

Pretty sure I saw Mark Farner (Grand Funk Railroad) playing one at a concert in Toronto, early ‘70s.

[@brianrobb1854]

What about Steve albini?

[@SeeCSeesCC]

❤skool

[@JonnyC-nv1mj]

Tommy two phones

[@robboriff]

Climax blues band go check em out

[@user-lt4pw7rv2l]

I think Buzz has one…

[@dr.buzzvonjellar8862]

I do!

[@Eddie-hn5hp]

ON THE ROAD TO UTOPIA!!!

[@vintagepipesnightmares]

What about the wood tone ? It sounds like any wood guitar