The Nash T52 is Nash's take on the iconic Fender blackguard Telecaster. It's a modern day recreation that looks a every bit like a true vintage '52 Tele, but with a few modern appointments. Medium jumbo frets, Gotoh Vintage tuning keys and Hand wound Lollar pickups specifically made for Nash provide tons of versatility and reliability making this the perfect instrument any situation. Custom shop appointments at a player's grade price. This one comes in a vintage cream finish and features a... Read More

Custom made Gallagher A-70 that was built especially for the 1998 Winter NAMM show. Features jaw-dropping Brazilian rosewood back and sides, straight-grained spruce top with pearl binding and pearl rosette, 25-1/4" scale mahogany neck w/ 1-3/4" nut width that is bound (ebony fingerboard with fancy pearl inlay). Rosewood peghead overlay w/ Gallagher "G". Outfitted with gold-plated Waverly geared tuners, ebony bridge. In fantastic original condition, light finish cloudiness on back, no cracks or... Read More

From the Bass-end of the mandolin orchestra, this is the stuff that dreams are made of.....a Gibson K-2 mandocello dating from 1920 perfectly paired with its original purple-lined hardcase with all the proper handles & hinges. A lush red sunburst immediately catches the eyes of any on-looker, combined with an equally nice stained red maple back and sides. 25" scale mahogany neck with soft "V" profile, ebony fingerboard with original frets/dot inlays, "The Gibson" slanted/script inlay present on... Read More

Rare original model with Gryphon inlay in the peghead and mahogany neck with carved heel and 27 inch scale. The rim is 10-15/16 inches in diameter with the classic Tubaphone tonering and closed end nuts. This has lived most of its life under the bed and shows little, if any playing time. The old friction tuners were recently replaced with geared tuners but the fifth remains. Set up with a new Remo Renaissance head. Read More

Bernunzio Uptown Music is proud to carry guitars from Santa Cruz Guitar Company, who build exceptional acoustic instruments utilizing old-world craftsmanship matched with innovative and exciting designs. The H/13 model is inspired by Gibson's Nick Lucas Special models that feature a deeper body, and a 13 fret neck; this model is a true featherweight. The H/13 features a bound sitka spruce top w/ lovely sunburst, paired with mahogany back and sides w/ back stripe. The 25.375" scale mahogany neck... Read More

This is an extraordinarily rare variation of top of the line Gibson "ART" banjos. The instrument features rosewood rim, neck and resonator. It is beautifully carved and painted on resonator, back of peghead and heel in musical motif. The metal parts are gold and highly engraved. There is a professionally repaired and virtually invisible crack to the heel of the neck. The banjo appears completely original with the exception of the interior resonator mounting nuts and some minor touch up to the... Read More

From its inception in 1934, the Super 400 elevated the status of Gibson's entire catalog, and forever set the standard for big band rhythm guitars. This example is sunburst, has maple back and sides, and an aged spruce top. Outfitted with original Kluson tuners, rosewood bridge, original gold-plated tailpiece stamped "Super 400". No cracks or repairs, the top has some mild surface scratching and a few finish dings. Original pickguard is included in-sale (was notched for a pickup at some... Read More

LIKE NEW The Collings Baby is 12 1/2 inches wide in the lower bout with a 24 1/8 inch scale mahogany neck w/ 1-11/16" nut width. Features a herringbone bound sitka spruce top, and Indian rosewood back and sides. A stunning little flat-top. Includes original hard case. Read More

This Gibson Nick Lucas model was custom-made by Ren Ferguson & John Walker in the Gibson Custom Shop when it was located in Bozeman, Montana. Initially this guitar was ordered as a prototype for the upcoming production run of the Nick Lucas Reissue, however the order was canceled when the original owner learned that these reissues were to be made with a longer 25.5" scale rather than the original 24-3/4" scale. This particular example was one of three made specifically for the original owner... Read More

From the original owner, we are told this is a prototype guitar by Tennesee builder Gwen Forrester, who combines a "blend of old and new, fantasy and reality" locally found materials, and high-quality local timber. Hand-torched sunburst strat-style body, the top is striated, and features a hammered metal pickguard, backplate and jackplate. 25.5" scale maple neck w/ harwood fingerboard, and peghead overlay. Outfitted with Hipshot tuners, tremolo bridge/tailpiece. Equipped with three single-coil... Read More