Jackson JS22 Dinky HH Blue (SKU: 32669)
The Jackson Dinky is the epitome of a shredder - a super Strat style body design seen here with a unique arched top - outfitted with dual humbucking pickups - two point tremolo system - and a 24 fret...
The Jackson Dinky is the epitome of a shredder - a super Strat style body design seen here with a unique arched top - outfitted with dual humbucking pickups - two point tremolo system - and a 24 fret...
The C7 is a handmade traditional nylon-string acoustic, featuring a solid Cedar top. A step up from the C5, the C7 is built with Indian rosewood back and sides. It also has a traditional style...
The C7 is a handmade traditional nylon-string acoustic, featuring a solid spruce top. A step up from the C5, the C7 is built with Indian rosewood back and sides. It also has a traditional style...
The C7 is a handmade traditional nylon-string acoustic, featuring a solid Cedar top. A step up from the C5, the C7 is built with Indian rosewood back and sides. It also has a traditional style...
<p>For your consideration is a very fine Gibson Country Western dating to 1968. Originally debuting as a slope shoulder model, it would change over to a squared shoulder model sometime in the early...
<p>Fit for the King...<br>Gibson released the Dove in 1962 following the success of the Hummingbird. The Dove, another square shouldered dreadanught - would compete with the Martin line of dreads -...
Based in San Diego, Robert Vincent studied under the famous Kenny Hill. A background in fine finish work, Vincents guitars are produced with excellent attention to detail. This example dating to 2016...
From builder Joel Eckhaus in Portland, Maine, this is a custom, high quality a style mandolin with unusual shape. The body has almost a mushroom, or garlic bulb, or Hershey kiss shape to it, made...
Stunning one-owner example of Richelieu Golden Eagle tenor model, from C. C. Richelieu (1909-2003) who first started his company in 1964, purchasing the remnants of the short-lived Strom banjo...
Originally leaving Vega as a standard Tubaphone No. 3 plectrum model in the mid 1920s, this example was heavily customized and upgraded and bears the name "E. B. Vaughn" inlaid into a pearl block on...
Not often seen plectrum version of a mid 1920s Vega Soloist model, featuring a mahogany neck, and Tubaphone tonering. Originally being comprised of gold and nickel plated metal parts, all of the...
A recent open back banjo from Epiphone, this would make a great beginner instrument. An 11" pot, is constructed with a thick multi ply maple rim with a single coordinating rod for any adjustments...
SL stands for "Slim & Light" - and the Epiphone SL is just that. Budget friendly, these one piece light weight poplar body harken back to what made the LP Juniors great. Two single coil pickups evoke...