Looking to play ukulele today, but don't know where to start? Look no further - The Cordoba UP-1C Concert Uke pack is the quintessential package deal for anyone looking to get into the world of music. With a comfortable concert sized uke, adults and kids a like can be impressed with the comfort and ease of playing. Comes with a basic bag, tuner, instruction book, picks, and even an extra pack of strings, this package is the most affordable solution to anyone looking to begin their lifelong... Read More

Fantastic playing banjo; we believe this instrument was converted to five string using an original TB-1 rim assembly that was refinished and re-stamped as a converted TB-3; reproduction label, unmarked flathead tonering; all parts are later except for original E2 tension hoop; equipped with Presto tailpiece with punched fifth hole. Buckle rash present on back of resonator, some finish scratching and wear throughout. Conversion neck (unknown maker), with comfortable and authentic profile;... Read More

The MD315 is the entry level F-Style mandolin from Eastman's line. It is ALL SOLID WOOD, full handcrafted and hand carved with a solid spruce top and solid maple back and sides. The vintage style tailpiece and tuners provide a traditional look. It features a satin lacquer finish, ivoroid binding on the top, chrome plated hardware, and a bone nut. These are the best mandolins in this price range on the market today! (Original soft shell case included with sale) Read More

Purchased from the original owner in the mid. 1960s, this pristine Gibson EB-1 "upright" bass guitar sat under the bed for decades, and has only changed hands once before now; completed original and un-modified, includes original hard case in fantastic condition, and telescoping endpin. All mahogany construction throughout, violin shaped body with painted on f-holes and purfling, factory hardware (pickguard, electronics, bridge); c shape neck with 30.5" scale length rosewood fingerboard,... Read More

Late, NEAR PERFECT, example of a Gibson Ultratone, designed by Chicago industrial design firm Barnes & Reinecke and first appeared in Gibson's 1947 catalog, which sought to capture the sleek design aesthetics of the 1940s and early 1950s. Features a cream colored, single-bound top, with lucite fingerboard, unique brown/purple pickup and peghead cover with golden floral embellishments. Equipped with original tuners w/ red clay covered buttons, and P90 pickup. Little to no wear anywhere, just... Read More

Truly an ode to depression era guitars, the Waterloo line from Collings emphasizes playability and tone with flawless construction. The WL-14 is the flagship model of the Waterloo guitar line and the inspiration that started it all. Features solid mahogany construction throughout with a rosewood fingerboard. The mahogany nitro finish is beautifully accented by the bound top, back, and sound hole with tortoise pickguard. This "X" braced version retains tighter focus and balance across the tonal... Read More