Coffin Case (used, Electric Guitar) (SKU: 30843)
Gently used hard case, suitable for most electric guitars, just in time for Halloween. Plush velvet interior, with black exterior. Light wear 42" total interior length 13.5" lower bout 3" depth
Gently used hard case, suitable for most electric guitars, just in time for Halloween. Plush velvet interior, with black exterior. Light wear 42" total interior length 13.5" lower bout 3" depth
**USED! This example comes to us in great condition from its original owner! Hardly a mark on it, this is a great way to save! Cordoba’s First Nylon String Electric Guitar! Years in the making,...
Used example of a 2019 Fender American Pro. Jazz bass in Olympic White, with nice flight case! All hang tags, case candy, etc present. In near new condition, apart from a small finish "relic" on the...
A handsome instrument from John Grey and Sons, with original case! 11.5" spun-over rim w/ unique indented tension hoop, maple veneer inside rim; original engraved armrest, and heavy duty tailpiece;...
The MF is a stunning F style mandolin by Collings of Austin TX. With a fully carved/individually voiced Adirondack spruce top in natural finish, and high-grade maple back and sides, the MF is built...
A nice and inexpensive Paul! The Les Paul Special from Epiphone is a great entry level electric, fully fitted to rock. Easy playability, and the forever cool design and aesthetic of a Les Paul. Its...
Although unmarked from a maker, this is a pretty well made vintage case, likely dating to the 1970s or 80s. It has a dark purple felt interior with (3) unbranded but nice heavy latches, that have a...
Well-built, recently made Ventura soprano ukulele, in fantastic used condition. Equipped with high quality hardware (geared tuners, nickel frets), and a lower strap button. Setup w/ Low G string, and...
<p>The British Sound, Made in Italy!</p> <p>Built in Recanati, Italy by EKO for Vox, the Sidewinder first appeared in the 1967 "Vox, It's What's Happening" and 1968 "The Sound That Travels With The...
Extremely rare model made by A. C. Fairbanks. This banjo is similar to a Fairbanks Senator with10-3/4 inch spun over and 26 inch scale mahogany neck. The fingerboard is dyed pearwood and would need...
This model was a 399 latecomer to the Stewart line and made after the death of the founder this is a "project banjo" with a 11 inch, spun over, nickel silver rim with rosewood interior and most of...
This is a project instrument from the S. S. Stewart company of Philadelphia. The rim is 12 1/2 inches with the heavy support bar on the back of the neck. Banjeurines had a short neck and this one...
A jack of all trades, the Lanikai LM-TCA model tenor uke is a one stop instrument for any player. At a great price point, this uke offers up quite a bit of amenities that a vast swath of players will...
An enhanced ES-335, the modern Gibson ES-345 is a streamlined version of the worlds most iconic Semi Hollow. Full triple cream bound body and neck, this guitar speaks to those looking for accented...
<p>Every guitarist wants a decent 12 string guitar - its just par for the course. Often, a 12 string guitar can become a cumbersome task to perform on, I mean "hey it's twice as many strings". The...
What will they think of next? Custom, high nut & saddle setup on this modest Ventura concert ukulele. Solidly built mahogany body, rosewood bridge; equipped with single strap button. Fifteen & 1/8"...
Gorgeous used Kiwaya from the original owner, in fantastic original condition; truly a lighweight powerhouse. Features Solid Hawaiian Koa top, back & sides, rosewood bridge w/ bone saddle, w/ 8" wide...
This is a Buckbee made early parlor banjo with Dobson stamp and VICTOR inlayed on the dowel stick and ornate abalone torch inlay in the peghead; the tailpiece marked Dobson Victor; 11 inch, spun over...
Nearly twenty year old Spanish made crossover classical from Jose Ramirez. Features a single cutaway body, solid Red Cedar top, rosewood back and sides; equipped with a Fishman Pro-Blend on-board...
Perfect guitar for a Gentleman and a Country boy. Spruce top with chambered mahogany body; features a marquetry rosette . Rosewood fingerboard with 25-1/4" scale, bridge and peghead overlay. Piezo...
All mahogany soprano produced by Harmony, and benefiting from the Wizard of Strings himself. Silkcreen logo present on peghead, mahogany neck w/ painted on fingerboard; medium wear on brass frets....
First year, early production example of Gibson's tribute to lifelong ES-175 user, Herb Ellis. Produced on 6/19/1991, the 16" archtop body features a figured maple top with thick binding, single...
<p>Gibson branded TKL case appropriate for mini jumbo sized guitar, likely originally paired with a 185 or similar model. Brown tolex exterior with purple fur interior and satin cover. Original lid...
<p>Martin branded, flat topped TKL case appropriate for OM/000 sized guital. Black tolex exterior with green fur interior. Original lid strap arrived detached, but has since been reglued. Original...
A worthy project for any hobbyist or tinkerer. Harmony branded many instruments with the Roy Smeck stencil, most of which still punching above their price point. This project resonator needs a head,...
Harmony was producing well made American instruments during the 1950's and 60s, at the same time the Hawaiian sound was becoming quite a thing. The Harmony H2 model is an all pearloid covered build,...
<p>"I always thought, that if there were electric bass guitars to go with electric guitars then you ought to have acoustic basses to go with acoustic guitars" - Ernie Ball.</p><p>In their wild-ride...
<p>A decent case, likely from the 1960's suitable for a solid body electric guitar. Black tolex with yellow/gold interior, it has scuffs and discoloration on its interior, but nothing too atrocious...
An unusual likely custom-ordered example of one of our favorite instruments, the Vega Cylinder back mandolin, in as/is condition, ready for your tender loving care. This iteration features a larger...
Likely from the early 90's, here we have a molded plastic case appropriate for a dreadnaught guitar, branded by Martin. Scuffs present, some paint species, and missing a latch, it is otherwise in...
<p>Jamie Dougan grew up working in his father's cabinet shop which specializes in fine architectural millwork. With 20 years of luthier and a lifetime of woodworking experience, Jamie enjoys...
Top line instrument by the former partner of A. C. Fairbanks. When William Cole split from Fairbanks to form his own company, he patented the Eclipse model in 1894. These banjos are extremely well...
Calling all luthiers! This flat top is looking for an experienced set of hands to get it back up and running. The Gibson J-40 features a spruce top with double x bracing, and square shoulder...
Well-executed reworking of a late 1930's small-bodied Gibson-made Kalamazoo into an x-braced, arched-back, acoustic, super-soaker; rich, surprisingly huge sound. The fully bound 19-1/4" long body is...
<p>Listed As-Is, this is surely one for the right luthier looking to make a pretty cool Jazz Box. <br>The Epiphone Spartan Masterbilt model was one of Epiphone's flag ship full hollows. These...
An entry level import resonator, the Jameson resonator has what one needs to get started on the lifelong banjo journey... Laminate construction with a bound Purple Heart fingerboard, it actually is a...
This is a good, 100 year old Silver Bell with 19 frets to the body. The metal parts are silver plated including tonering with perforated on the inside. The resonator has the "f" hole flange. The neck...
First patented in 1912, the Marxophone is perhaps the hallmark achievement of Henry Marx who sought major improvements and advancements in the zither field during the first part of the 20th century....
The perfect companion for your vintage Airline collection! Fully laminate construction, tidy sunburst finish, white paint trims the top and soundhole. Thirteen inch scale plastic fingerboard w/...
A unique, esoteric instrment dating back to the 1930's, the Buegeleisen & Jacobson branding (otherwise known as B&J) would brand many instruments like this example made by the Regal company....
A nice molded plastic hardshell case from Fender, appropriate for a Precision or Jazz style bass. Likely from the mid 90's, this case is in good shape overall structurally and cosmetically. The black...
<p>An early New York made Guild, presumably with help from the Epiphone factory. It's early 4 digit (3263) serial number dates this to 1956, and it certainly has seen a number of better days. Listed...
Forever a shop favorite, we're proud to offer a new Ome Tupelo model, now made by Gold Tone in Florida, who are continuing the rich, 60+ year, legacy of the famous Colorado company. Crafted from...
A nice case from Gibson USA, appropriate for a 90's era Les Paul. Made in Canada. Standard brown tolex with pink faux fur interior, and similar fur cover. Case is in good shape with some subtle wear...
<p>This is ANOTHER immaculately clean, all original Bacon FF model, most likely commissioned, and made by William Lang, in NY. The 27" scale neck is white Holly with attractive, but not overly...
*Used! Purchased originally through our store only about a month ago, this late '23 MD504 is in like new condition - a great way to save! <p>This beautiful A-Style Oval Hole mandolin features...
Vega was a purveyor of American made instruments since the early 1900's. While being well known for their banjos and guitars, their Mandolin line of products was quite impressive. Having designed...
This is the finally made Vega Mandolin from the early 1900s. It has a decorative pearl sound, Hall ring and fancy in laid Pickard. The top is spruce and the back and size are individual ribs of...
<p>A classical or old time MONSTER, this is an original Vega Regent from the prestigious Boston, MA manufacturer. Features an all maple neck with ebony fingerboard and maple, 11 13/16 inch rim with...