Pheo Clifford
The Clifford is a Pheo hot rod, that is, not an original design, but a vintage guitar that has been heavily Pheoized. This guitar was once a Gibson SG Melody Maker with a light, one piece mahogany body. A maple neck with a maple cap was added, but the neck is Fender scale, 25 1/2 inch, rather than the typical Gibson scale, with a12 inch radius. The maple and longer scale give this guitar a decidedly brighter and more complex voice than a typical SG. The pickups, too, are very atypical for an SG. All are by TV Jones... |  |
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| The Pheo Sputnik This amp is housed in a Hoover Constellation, the early sixties vacuum cleaner that floated on a cushion of air. The amp itself is a revoiced and restored Raymer, using an EL84, a 12AX7, and an EZ81 rectifier, maybe six watts. The top of the vacuum holds a vintage Jensen C10Q surrounded by balsa wood. The bottom holds the head, which rises when one pushes the secret button. |  | |
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| The Pheo UN
No, you didn't forget to put on your glasses - This a one of a kind creation from contemporary artist Phil Sylvester. Phil brought us the Fractured Stratocaster and since has dedicated himself, and his new company, PheoGuitars to the creation of some of the wildest yet most extraordinarily functional "art guitars" and "art amplifiers" being produced today. |  | |
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