Fender Jazz Bass…✔️Left handed …✔️…1965 (Surely not)…✔️ As new…(Surely no way)…✔️.If you are in the market for something as specific and special as this, I hope you see thi...
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If there is a Unicorn of Guitar Amplifiers this is it! This is likely the rarest of all the factory built vintage era guitar amps. It has become famous because of it being ...
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Getting hard to find a 58 year old AC30 “Top Boost” these days, but this one is still flying the JMI flag and sounding very much as you’d hope it to. The “ Blue Bulldog” 1...
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Another pretty serious, English made attempt to rival the Fender Stratocaster. Obviously borrowing their, double cutaway, 3 single coil pickups with a tremolo arm configura...
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I am calling this the "cleanest Vintage Epiphone Casino on the Planet"! IF you have a cleaner example, send me some pics and we can discuss it! Made by Gibson when still lo...
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A real famous Tube Amp, in most players top 10 all time favourites! 22 watts, compliments of the 2 6V6 Output Tubes, hooked up to a 12" Ceramic Magnet Oxford Speaker. In te...
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This one is as clean a "Blackface" Amplifier as I have seen. Bonafide "Museum Grade" and all of that stuff! As I have mentioned in other descriptions. these were very diffe...
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As I have mentioned in other descriptions. these "Blackface" Amps built from 1964 through 1967, are very different than the Silverface Amps that followed from 1968. Not a...
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This Telecaster is something special! Not to be mistaken for the "Telecaster Custom" that was released in the 70's, this is a "Custom Telecaster" as stated on the Headstock...
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Sold to Adam Granduciel when The War On Drugs were in town in late 2017.
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These "Mustangs", like the "Duo-Sonics" and "later "Bronco's" were aimed at the Student market. Fender and Gibson both had an eye on these budding guitar pickers and strive...
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If you are into the idea of an old Fender Precision Bass (and who wouldn't be) this might well be the one! Everyone who has played this one has had nothing but positive stu...
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The “Blackfaced” Princeton Reverb, preferred byJim Campilongo and many others, is perhaps the most sought after Fender “combo” amplifier these days. Why? It is low powered ...
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1966 is the year that arguably the most famous electric guitar of all time, the Fender Stratocaster, then 12 years old, was slated to be dropped from Fender's catalogue. Sa...
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Fully factory original, hand wired, April 1966 (as per tube chart stamp) blackface Super Reverb amp, with its original 4 x 10" CTS speakers. 45 watts of classic Fender tone...
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