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1958 Gibson ES-175 D, All Maple
All the way from 1958, we have a Gibson ES-175D. This sunburst hollowbody beast is crafted entirely from Maple, with a Mahogany neck and a Brazilian Rosewood fingerboard. The ‘D’ in the name designates dual pickups, both of which are original PAF humbuckers. This guitar is all original and carries all the mojo and vibes you’d expect from an instrument of this vintage, especially in the condition it’s in. It’s no surprise that this was the go-to axe for many of jazz guitar’s greats.
Other keywords/misspellings: Luthier, lutherie, vintage, classic, Patent Applied For, Wes Montgomery, Pat Metheny, Joe Pass, archtop
Add to Compare1963 Danelectro U2 Masonite/Poplar
If you love the sound of Led Zepplin’s Kashmir, this is the very model Jimmy Page used on that record. A Danelectro U2 from 1963! This one is super clean and comes to us from a large collection. It plays beautifully and sounds as good as it looks. Just listen to our samples. Also click here to hear Jimmy Page play on one just like it.
SOLD Read moreScale Length 25.25 in Nut Width 1.63 in String Spacing 2.13 in Woods Poplar, Masonite Add to Compare1957 Fender Stratocaster
Premium 1957 Fender Strat, anyone? This beauty is well preserved, plays without effort, and sounds absurdly good. V neck profile for your left thumb to anchor on, original pickups and electronics, components, the works. Two-tone sunburst, white pickguard, some sweet fingerboard marks to prove its paid its dues. An heirloom offering that’s sure to be the centerpiece of your collection.
Other keywords: leo fender, 023851, 2 tone, sun burst, ohsc, duane simpson
Add to Compare1963 Fender Stratocaster
Here’s a potent brew of elbow grease, vintage tone, and honest play wear. This 1963 Fender Strat has seen some miles, and then some, in its almost 60 years of music-making. The finish appears refinished in the 1970s and now quite worn, and the neck has a lovely combination of velvety finish at the back and worn smoothly down to the wood on the sides. Our repair folks have gone over this one with a fine tooth comb, in the process replacing the frets as well as fabricating a new pickguard from scratch and relic’ing it to perfectly match the Alder body’s play wear and patina.
It plays like vintage, grass-fed butter, with juicy tones to matchOther keywords: fender guitars, leo fender, strat, kluson, solidbody, stratacaster, 3-way
Add to Compare1959 Fender Stratocaster
Step inside a time machine and head back to 1959 for this Fender Stratocaster. All original except for the frets, this fantastically preserved example comes with the original tweed case and leather strap (and we also can send you a custom Calton case for an additional charge). Hardtail with three-way switch on top, minimal marks and play wear, this is the real deal.
Add to Compare1973 Fender Tele Custom Ash, Mocha Finish Rare Condition!
The pickups in the 70’s Fender Telecaster Customs are legendary for their great tone. Utilizing CuNiFe threaded magnets, this guitar gets a great clean and clear sound in the neck position and has a strong and not brittle sounding bridge. If you love Teles but think they’re too bright, this may be the guitar for you, it is not dark sounding, but it lacks the harsh ice-picky tones some Teles produce.
This 1973 Tele Custom, in Mocha finish, is in rare condition with very little wear for it’s age. This beauty has a significantly thinner neck than its ancestors from the 1950’s. In all, it’s a fun vintage guitar that offers a unique take on the classic Fender sound!
Add to Compare1965 Fender Strat Vintage w/ Sunburst All Original
What a joy to have this rare mint condition 1965 Fender Stratocaster in a sunburst finish complete with the original case, also in mint condition, the ash tray cover and tremolo bar. It’s all here and in wonderful condition. This beauty is a complete pleasure to play, every fret is spot on and bends are easy. The original pickups sound amazing and the current owner has had this guitar for nearly 20 years and kept it in superb condition. It’s very hard to find one like this and we are thrilled to have it for our customers.
Add to Compare1962 Fender Strat Vintage w/ Sunburst All Original
Here we have a very rare mint condition, all original, 1962 Fender Stratocaster in a sunburst finish complete with the original case, also in mint condition, the ash tray cover and tremolo bar. It’s all here and in wonderful condition. But the best part is that it plays beautifully up the entire neck and feels like your favorite pair of old blue jeans. The current owner has had this guitar for nearly 20 years and kept it in superb condition. There are very few of these around in this good a condition and we are thrilled to have it for our customers.
Add to Compare1957 Fender Stratocaster
The guitar against which all other electrics are measured, the Fender Stratocaster reigns king. This Strat came into the world in 1957 looking pretty much exactly as it looks now, with the addition of a few decades’ play wear–we’re talking the real, all-original deal, three way switch and all. It plays, and plays, and plays, with Fender’s hallmark neck profile, and the pickups are still blazing right along in pristine glory! When’s the next time you’re going to see a 50’s Strat in such amazing shape?
Add to Compare1972-1975 Gibson SG Special Mahogany
Here we have a classic SG from Gibson Guitars. Solid 1970s vibe with mini humbuckers, currently set up for slide. Blues-Rock Dream!
Other keywords: 1970s, duane simpson, electric guitar,
SOLD Read moreScale Length 24.75 in Nut Width 1.688 in String Spacing 2.063 in Woods Mahogany, Mahogany Add to Compare1965 Gibson ES-330TD
The ES-330 remains one of the all-time favorite instruments from the Gibson factory. The fully hollow, thin-line electric guitar matches the classic curves of Gibson’s archtops with slim sides and lightweight construction (here weighing in at just over six pounds), and this example from 1965 is set up with the original P90 pickups the voice has added warmth and presence that shines through in a wide range of settings. The ES-330TD is fantastically versatile, and the setup here is smooth and glassy. Perfect for both fingerstyle Jazz and a harder Blues attack, and everything in between. The original sunburst is intact and pairs nicely with the aged bindings and unbound F holes. Original beveled pickguard installed, as are the reflector cap knobs. Nylon saddles and tailpiece, bridge assembly also original.
Other keywords: gibson guitars, semihollow, semi-hollow, patent applied for, kluson, es330, 330-td, hollow-body
Add to Compare1956 Gibson Les Paul Goldtop
An all-original Gibson Les Paul goldtop from 1956. Need we say more? One of the most iconic electric guitars of all time, and this example is a breeze to play and more fun than we could hope to describe. Our repair shop has gone over it in painstaking detail to verify that everything is in tip-top and original shape—and everything lines up except the high e saddle adjustment screw. The P-90s roar, and all the hardware and electronics work like a charm.
A goldtop this sweet is, to smudge a phrase, as good as gold. For both collectability and playability. And what more could you want?Other keywords: gold top, lp, p90, les paul model, cutaway, rock
Add to Compare1958 Gibson ES-175
Man oh man, this is a fun one. We’re talking about a virtually all-original 1958 Gibson ES-175 (right down to the curlicue pickguard) with the original Gibson Lifton case, PAF pickup, tuners, bridge—on and on. We’ve gone over this one with a fine tooth comb to make sure everything is in order, and we’re very happy to say this one is on the up and up! It plays like butter with a chunky C neck, and the PAF screams when you dig in, and purrs when you don’t. More mojo than you can shake a pick at! It’s in amazing condition to boot (but please, keep those boots away from this vintage ES-175).
This is the kind of Gibson history you want to keep close at hand, at all times.SOLD Read moreScale Length 24.625 in Nut Width 1.72 in String Spacing 2 in Woods Mahogany, Mahogany Add to Compare1962 Gibson Barney Kessel Maple/Spruce
There’s a lot to like about this 1962 Gibson Barney Kessel model. Its famous namesake was of course one of the most highly regarded jazz guitarists of his era – playing on countless recordings by the very biggest names in the business – including Oscar Peterson, Sonny Rollins, Milt Jackson – and countless others.
The Kessel model is a nice jazz box with a slim neck and super fast action. It can get a wide range of tones from its humbuckers, but to our ears it fares best when played on the clean side. That said, a bit of overdrive sounds really great with this vintage beauty too. Its attractive double Florentine cutaway shape is finished in a very pretty cherry sunburst.
Add to Compare1968 Gibson Super 400CES Curly Maple/Spruce
Here’s a vintage Gibson Super 400CES from 1968, the last year of the split block Fret Markers. This one is completely original but for the pickguard and updated bridge and the original parts are in the case. The big 18″ body of the Super 400 is the secret to it’s bold and powerful sound. This one has been lovingly cared for and has a great setup for easy playability. This is a classic in every way.