Very rare model with all five strings in the peghead, white holly neck and rim, nickel plated, shallow figured maple resonator is maple with tulip flange; originally intended as a five string plectrum banjo, the instrument is currently setup with a standard five string set (mixed Aquila set), and sounds absolutely fantastic with a John Balch skin head and Farquhar bridge. Rim assembly features original five string Kershner tailpiece, armrest, hardware, and Silver Bell tonering. The neck has a... Read More

Produced for for a very short time (1979-1981), the Gibson ES-335 PRO model is extremely similar to 335 TD models from the era, with the addition of two T-Top Dirty Fingers humbucking pickups with exposed coils. In Cherry finish, the double cut body is fully bound, and is equipped with a Tune-O-Matic and stop bar tailpiece; original hardware, components, and electronics; the body has light honest play wear, some dings, and light surface scratches. The three piece neck has a bound rosewood... Read More

World-class modern mandocello from Eastman; fully carved non-cut archtop body w/ large oval soundhole, with gorgeous flamed maple back and sides with solid spruce top; fully bound including rosette; equipped with ebony tailpiece, adjustable bridge, gold hardware. The maple neck has a 25" scale length bound ebony fingerboard w/ 1-3/4" nut width and 12" radius; single acting truss rod; bound peghead w/ ebony overlay. Includes new hard case. Read More

Mandolin players often are looking for an instrument with either the right chop, or the vibrant build, or bridge upgrade to make for a louder instrument. We've also noticed the mandolin community has a general appreciation for other unique, modern takes on the classic F style mandolin. Here we have the new 2019 El Ray Mandolin from our friends at Eastman. The word "versatile" doesn't even do this justice - equipped with an outstanding custom wound Lollar pickup, this instrument harkens back to... Read More

A pretty rare bird in the Fender amp catalog. The relatively short lived Tremolux amplifier is a highly regarded piggy back amp in the line up boasting only about 20 watts. The design was shared by the Vibrolux, which by the nature of the combo discontinued the Tremolux in 1966 at the full turn over of CBS purchasing Fender. These amps are well known as studio pieces with their unique low end response due to their closed back cabinet and "ideal" wattage for early break-up and compression. This... Read More