A student guitar from yesteryear, that has since graduated into the ranks of some acclaimed players collections. The 1448 was a 1 pickup electric guitar built by Danelectro, and marketed by Sears &...
<p>Initially released in 1966 and discontinued in 1969, the Wildwood III Fender Coronado marks an interesting time in Fenders product line - as well as music as a whole. The Coronado marked a further...
<p>The Fender Rhodes was the piano of choice throughout the 1970s and has recently seen a revival of popularity once on stage and in the studio. The ‘Suitcase’ model includes a built-in amplifier and...
The Fender Princeton is an always excellent combo amp from Fender. It's small size and manageable volume have made it an increasingly popular choice for players and studios alike. Even without the...
Originally introduced in 1963, the Fender Deluxe Reverb was an early amplifier from the famed Fender to feature spring reverb. This 22 watt work horse would find its way on many albums, and as the...
Top of the line offering from Vega's post-war period, a gleaming Vox IV Deluxe model plectrum banjo, one of the most desirable instruments for four string players for decades; a great playing banjo,...
<p>Quite the build! Using the original Gibson templates, Heritage produced a short run of these H-150's which many have called the "True Template" model. Some rumored that in 1988, Gibson had simply...
The Fender American Vintage II series presents a remarkably accurate take on the revolutionary designs that altered the course of musical history. Built with period-accurate bodies, necks and...
A very nice Fender dating accurately to 1985-86 Japan. Stamped at the neck TL-52EX, this is an "export" issue of this guitar, seen in the Candy Apple Red finish. The finish shows some nicks and...
Originally released in 1950 until the 1960's - Gibson produced the ES-140 as a smaller scale electric spanish model meant for students or players who preferred it to its bigger 175 counterpart....
Some production made guitars create a lore that often times supersedes the instrument. One such guitar, is this "I series" Stratocaster we are pleased to present - the "I" referring to its serial...
This guitar is branded Stella, but seems to actually have been made by Harmony. The guitar is made of plywood, but has a great, rich woody tone. The floating bridge is held in place with a tailpiece...
Schecter Guitar Research has been producing high quality, affordable guitars for quite some time. Their "Diamond Series" product line offer up some great cost effective instruments with their unique...
Budget conscious Aria Pro II FA-70 model from the mid 1990s in great original condition. The 16-3/8" wide arched laminate maple body has a sunburst finish, gold plated hardware including L-5 style...
An exceptional concert instrument from Ignacio M. Rozas, who worked for Ramirez from 1959-69, Contreras from 1970-87, when he established his own workshop which operated until his retirement in 2008....
This Kamaka H-3 Longneck tenor ukulele features beautiful Hawaiian Koa top, back and sides. The long 19" scale neck is constructed of mahogany with rosewood fingerboard and Schaller tuners <br>The...
<p>One of Epiphone's most popular instruments - the Epiphone Sheraton is the budget friendly alternative to the famous ES-335.<br>A double cut semi-hollow design, these famous guitars improved on...
<p>Built in the spirit of the famed Gibson ES-330, the Epiphone Casino likely has more popularity having been used by... The Beatles! Gary Clarke Jr! Noel Gallagher! The list goes on and on. These...
<p>From Eric Clapton to Larry Carlton, Robben Ford to John Scoffield, Richie Blackmore to Robbie Krieger, it's no wonder the Gibson ES-335 has become one of the most iconic, sought after guitars for...
<p>Well, this is maybe the cutest little drip edge we've ever seen! The term "drip edge" refers to the silver piping used alongside the grill baffle. This line of amplifiers marked Fenders transition...
<p>A powerful piggyback, these iconic amps are recognized for their excellent wattage resulting in clean and slightly compressed tone - functional for any genre of music, and a favorite amongst pedal...
<p>Some regard "Silverface" Fender amps as the best value amps on the market - why is that exactly? Generally, you get a a 70's approximation of the classic Blackface circuit, neither better nor...
<p>Gibson would produce the GA-20 in serveral different forms between 1950 and 1961. This earlier example of the GA-20 ticks all of the boxes for any vintage amp collector. Dressed in the early 50's...
<p>Pine Electronics out of Winnipeg CA made budget friendly amplifiers. This simple 4 channel solid state amplifier would be a budget student model, likely from the early 1970s. <br>Cosmetically, it...
Great playing autoharp from Oscar Schmidt, used in class rooms from the 60's and 70's and ready for the new millenium. Fully functional, this instrument shows very little use, and features 21 chords....
<p>Lightly used! Inspired by the guitars of the 1920's, the LH-300 archtop is the perfect blend of vintage vibe and modern value. The LH-300's top is hand-carved and hand-graduated solid spruce, with...
<p>Used but in very good condition, the Cordoba Orchestra is a high grade instrument for the advancing player looking for a 14 fret to the body design for easier upper register access. This cool...
<p>The Epiphone Les Paul Custom PRo electric guitar delivers the classic sound of a Les Paul for musicians on a budget. Elegant in the fully bound white finish with gold hardware, this iconic...
Cordoba's Luthier Series is aimed at players looking for an all solid, concert level instrument at a reasonable price. This spectacular sounding guitar features a SOLID Spruce top, SOLID Rosewood...