Dick’s Kay Jazz II. "This is a very similar model to the Kay Red Devil that Eric Clapton is seen using in that first shot of him playing with The Roosters when he was a kid. It’s a bolt-on and has an unusual, 26 inch scale. The advertising called the neck "Slim-Lite"! Slim and light in comparison with a telegraph pole, maybe! The pickups are good and quite individual in tone – they’re called Gold K’s, nicknamed "Kleenex box"! I don’t know who made them; Rowe Industries, probably. The guitar was built in 1961, and has a "Semi-Kelvinator" headstock. These were around from ’60 through ’61 but Kay phased them out after that as the brand’s quality rapidly went down hill. Prior to that though, in the Kay hey-day fifties, they built the superb, high quality Barney Kessel models with the "Full-Kelvinator" heads and they are just something else."