<p>Robert Vincent produces high grade classical guitars in southern California. Dedicated to exquisite tone woods and craftsmanship, his pursuit has produced some very unique & jaw dropping...
<p>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...
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...
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 -...
Gibson's ladder braced guitars, are some finger pickers favorites - with slightly smaller neck shapes, and a nice dry sound thats great for recordings. The LG-0 is one such instrument, and this...
<p>Epiphone began amp production on a cottage industry basis in the mid 1930’s, with units designed by Nat Daniel, the founder and namesake of the legendary Danelectro company. After the war,...
<p>The Gibson Les Paul Standard remains the definitive electric guitar, relied on by legendary players across every generation. Offering premium specs at an accessible price point, this particular...
A very clean 2021 example of a player favorite! The Gibson Les Paul Classic combines the early 60s style Les Paul model with some functional and time-tested modifications. As expected, the Les...
Handcrafted in Kalamazoo, we welcome this fine Heritage H-530 model. The fully-hollow H-530 is a versatile workhorse that features the same appointments and build designs as the always classic...
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...
We just can't say no to an white Strat - Hendrix didn't, Blackmore didn't, Malmsteen didn't... Well worn, this is a great feeling and playing Strat dating accurately to 1980. Vintage White finish,...
"The Greatest Quality of Musical Tone Concentrated In A Small Body", S. S. Stewart's Piccolo banjo was designed for the higher registers of the very popular Banjo Orchestra ensembles of the day, even...
This is a of two, stainless steel, banjo tuners for the quintessential bluegrass sound. Plating is great shape, tuners are complete, no box.
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...
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...
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...
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...