Peavey S Style Electric (SKU: 31134)
Peavey's answer to the Stratocaster was a logical one. The Strat, factory equipped with three single coil pickups is one of the most regarded and versatile electric guitars of all time - American...
Peavey's answer to the Stratocaster was a logical one. The Strat, factory equipped with three single coil pickups is one of the most regarded and versatile electric guitars of all time - American...
Taylor sure did a nice job making a portable, yet very full sounding guitar when they introduced the GS Mini. "GS" standing for Grand Symphony, is a flagship body shape, and the mini is a scaled down...
This Silvertone is a nice contender for any beginner or hobby-ist in the market for a low cost Strat style electric. This particularly issue was produced by Samick (according to its headstock decal),...
The industry standard in beginner electric guitars! Squier debuted under the wing of Fender, geared to deliver high quality instruments that look and sound respectable - even to the most...
Your eyes do not deceive you. The Epiphone brand, while producing guitars with Samick (made in Korea) had in fact made a fairly standard issue Stratocaster from the late 80's through the 1990's. The...
Well-executed conversion to five string, utilizing the original rim assembly from a Style Four tenor banjo originally produced by Gibson in 1924. The 10.5" diameter pot features the earlier tube-type...
All mahogany dreadnaught guitar with Walden branding in Red finish. Fully bound back and sides, black plastic pickguard, with rosewood bridge. Mahogany neck w/ 25.5" scale rosewood board, adjustable...
The Guild flat top acoustics have been some of the most revered in the vintage market, with a growing popularity, typically due to their "bang for the buck" nature. The D-25, while being a guitar...
<p>Celebrating its 100th birthday, this is the latest example of an internal resonator we have ever seen. The neck is basically a Silver Bell style with very similar ornamentation. It has the same...
Red Valley Mandolins are handcrafted in Boise, Idaho with all the care and attention to detail that should go into something as personal as a musical instrument. James Wilson has been building...
A nice budget priced tenor banjo! With a 17 fret neck, this would be an appropriate Irish tenor - currently setup in Chicago (guitar) style tuning. A mahogany pot fitted with a resonator, this has...
Love the sound of Super Reverb, but hate lugging it around? Yeah, join the club.. Fender's new line of ToneMaster amps cures the heavy amp ailment, with this Super Reverb model weighing in at only...
<p>A beautifully crafted hammer dulcimer built by North Carolina luthier, Lee Spears. Spears has been building beautifully crafted instruments for over 4 decades - having built over 2,100 hammer...
A nice hardshell case made by TKL, original to an Ibanez guitar with their logo on the exterior. Suitable for acoustic dreadnaught or similar instrument. Black tolex is in good shape with black faux...
<p>A player favorite! The D-28 is maybe the top pick dreadnaught from the Martin product line - and for good reason. The finely upgraded Rosewood back & sides makes it a true cannon for flat pickers...
<p>A very nice case likely from the 1970's appropriate for an 18" arch top guitar. Standard issue black tolex exterior with plain stitching, magenta faux fur interior. Excelsior latches all function...
This fine old Gibson was the top of the line in the tear drop or, “A’ style, featuring a lovely, red sunburst finish, adjustable bridge, nickel truss rod cover...all the improvements of the "Loar"...
A superb S. S. Stewart "Presentation" Model from the collection of Akira Tsumura as featured on page 181 of his book, "1001 Banjos The Tsumura Collection", serial number #9299. Featuring profuse...
Lovely Martin 3K soprano that just underwent a fresh restoration, and is ready for the next 100 years of action. The fully bound all Koa wood body is trimmed with multi laminations, has a fancy...
<p>Grey exterior with red plush interior. Standard black gasket. All latches in working order. Includes "Tough Traveler" canvas cover for case exterior.<br>13.5" Diameter at pot<br>19" from base to...
Stamped with an A prefix, presumably this model 45 was built in 1936, during a then boom of slide guitar. With simple yet elegant appointments, this Spruce topped square neck offers up a robust...
A flashy offering from the National Reso-phonic guitar brand. This "Yellow Palm" square neck harkens to the days of Hawaiian lap playing, and offers a nice loud and responsive tone and clearly in its...
Being sold "As Is", this Luthier Special would be a good spot for anyone who's looking to have a project to explore neck resets. The basic Fender model DG-14 features a solid spruce top with laminate...
A top of the line, square shouldered dreadnaught, we welcome this Gibson Hummingbird from the late 60's. Constructed with a spruce top and mahogany back & sides, it has a large tone with a three...