Westone Custom Guitars

1 - Python

The Python doesn't actually exist as a model in its own right, it was a custom finish available to order from the Westone Custom Shop in St Louis. (The one below is the Python finish on a Corsair GT) The Python finish could be applied to just the headstock, body front (As on the one below) or over the whole body. The chrome skull knobs on this one are not the original knobs.
python

2 - Corsair GT custom

A Corsair GT with added DSR5 Harmonic Enhancer. Available in Black (WE7450BK), Light Blue (WE7450LB), Metallic Red (WE7450MTR), (All priced at $675, Oct 1989 pricelist), Transparent Blue (WE7450TRB) and Transparent red (WE7450TRR), both priced at $750

3 - Corsair Pro custom

A Corsair Pro with added DSR5 Harmonic Enhancer, available in Black (WE7550BK) and Metallic Blue (WE7550MTB), both priced at $725 (October 1989 pricelist)

4 - Spectrum II custom

As the Spectrum II but with a Dan Armstrong pickup. Available in Black (WE4410BK), Red (WE4410RD) or White (WE4410WH) at $550 (October 1989 pricelist)

5 - Spectrum GT WE6410 and WE6411

Again, these were available to order. They featured a Dan Armstrong DA015 'Rock Monster' bridge humbucker.

Models available were -

WE6410BK (Black)
WE6411BK (Black with Rosewood fingerboard)
WE6410CKB (Crackle Red/Blue, pictured left)
WE6410CKW (Crackle White)
WE6410FLP (Fluorescent Pink)
WE6410MTB (Metallic Blue)
WE6410 MTR (Metallic red)
WE6410WH (White
We6410YL (Yellow)

The Custom guitars are featured in the 1989 'New Horizons' catalogue and pricelist

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