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ELECTRA MODELS:
LP style
2242
2244
2249
2252
2254
2256
2264
2264n
X110
X210
X220
X230
X240

ES-335 style
2207
2221
2227
2229
2266
2267
2281
X410
X420
X420VS

SG style
2247
2259

Flying Vee
2236

Strat style
2263wc
2275b
2275c
2275n
2275s

Tele style
2238wc
2248wc
2253w
2253wc
2270c

F-bass style
2271
2273


G-bass style
2250
2261

R-bass style
2288
2289

MPC
Models
X120
X310
X320
X330
X340
X350
X610
X620
X710
X720
X730
X740
X810
X910
X930
X940
X950
X960

Original
designs:


Phoenix
models
X110
X130
X135
X140
X145
X149
X150
X155
X160
X165
X175
X180
X185
X189
X190
X195
X199
Phoenix
basses
X630
X635
X640
X650
X695

Pointy
models
XV2GR/
XV3GR

X1PW/
X2RD

XV1

Pointy
basses
X700

Other
original
models:
X250
X260
X270
X280
X290
X510
X935
X935CS

Welcome to The Electra Guitar Page!

This page is a guide to the Electra brand guitars sold throughout the 70's and 80's by Saint Louis Music (SLM).At first copies of popular brand guitars, Electra added features that were hitherto unavailable in mass-produced guitars, and developed a series of original designs as well. The MPC models featured onboard electronic modules that added effects such as distortion and phase shift that could be controlled via the guitar's controls. The high quality and innovation of these guitars has made them beloved by players of all styles, and their economical prices remain attractive even today.

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