No sales tax for customers outside California. 2010's knobs from a large parts stash we acquired. Not sure of the year or the model guitar they belong on, but they aren't vintage and they've been in the parts stash for...
No sales tax for customers outside California. Fender Strat Pickup USA from the 1980s or 1990s. 5.91k output with cover, no screws or springs. Shipping policy: Shipments will require signature on delivery, no...
No sales tax for customers outside California. CTS Potentiometer 1957, 100k No nut or washer. Shipping policy: Shipments will require signature on delivery, no exceptions. If there is damage, the buyer must retain all...
No sales tax for customers outside California. Shipped to buyers in the continental US via priority mail for quick delivery. Squier Stratocaster pickups, harness on tortoise pickguard Bridge Pickup: 5.26k Brand unknown,...
As used on many Martin and other top American-made guitars in the 1950s and 1960s. A better-quality set with a nice original patina for the true vintage look. Even the gears and posts are plated, with blued gear screws....
As used on many Martin and other top American-made guitars in the 1950s and 1960s. A better-quality set with a nice original patina for the true vintage look. Even the gears and posts are plated, with blued gear screws....
No sales tax for customers outside California. These tuners have all the mojo! Removed from a 1961 Gibson, they include the original screws and bushings. A couple of the tuners are bent a little, less than you might...
Tweaked to perform even better with modern acoustic guitar amplifiers, the Fishman Matrix Infinity VT Pickup & Preamp System is the latest evolution of the flagship Fishman Matrix Series. Clear, transparent...
Three tight, essentially unused, Gibson-style tuners with Keystone-type buttons; two treble and one bass. Replace those bent ones on your guitar efficiently and at low cost. $39
A true mixed bag, two gold-plated and seven chrome-plated replica tuners of various types, all fresh and unused, all with Fender-style slotted tips for easy string changing. Also includes four gold bushings, twelve...
The Fender Standard Series Tremolo Arm is a chrome-plated trem-arm with a white tip for use on most Mexico-made Standard series models manufactured before 2006. Whether it be for replacement or to add some style and...
The Fender Standard Series Stratocaster Tremolo Arm comes with a white tip, and is for use on most Standard and Deluxe series Stratocaster models manufactured from 1986 to the present. As always, feel free to contact...
Many of Fender's Pure Vintage parts are crafted where possible on the same tooling and machinery as the original-era Fender parts. The Fender Pure Vintage '60s Stratocaster Tremolo Arm Kit is no exception. Whether...
The Fender American Vintage Stratocaster Tremolo Arm is a screw-in trem-arm with a white tip for use on most right-handed American Vintage series Stratocaster models manufactured from 1986 to the present. As always,...
The new Fender American Professional Tremolo Arm pops in and securely stays in position, no matter how hard you play. The arm tension can also be adjusted for a perfectly dialed-in feel that matches any player's...
The Fender Stratocaster Tremolo Arm Tips package comes with a set of two tremolo arm tips in an aged white color, for use with most American, American Standard, American Vintage, Classic Player and Artist Series...
The Fender American Vintage Jaguar/Jazzmaster Tremolo Arm is a chrome tremolo arm for use with American Vintage series Jaguar and Jazzmaster models manufactured from 1998 to the present. The tip of the trem-arm is not...
In use by Martin from the early-1950s through perhaps the 1970s, these white bridge pins are quite cool in that they are indeed an older set, and have got the patina and aged look to match your earlier Martin guitar....
A lovely and most unusual set of four bone bridge pins from the 19th-century. Rather than having pearl dots inlaid into them, they’ve got concentric circles lightly cut into the tops with a diminutive inset depression...
I’ve been accumulating older bridge pins here since the early 1960s; 19th-century ones of bone, some with abalone dots, early-mid 20th-century ones, mostly from older Martins. Some are in complete sets, some are partial...
These pins were taken from an otherwise unsalvageable Martin that came in sometime over the fifty-plus years I’ve been involved with restoration and repair of Martin guitars. They are unusual in that they are of the...
This set was taken from an otherwise unsalvageable guitar that came in sometime over the fifty-plus years I’ve been involved with restoration and repairs. They are of the “short white no-goove” type common to Martins...
Replay Guitar Exchange introduces the Lollar Jazz Bass 4-String Neck & Bridge Pickup Set. Featuring vintage output and scatterwound coils for superior tone, the Lollar Jazz Bass style neck pickup offers a full,...
Replay Guitar Exchange introduces the Lollar Vintage Telecaster Neck Pickup in a chrome color. Get that classic Tele twang along with just enough midrange and bass for a gritty growl with the Vintage T Series pickups....
An earliest of Waverly side-mount turning machine set. Two buttons replaced but you gotta look real close to know. $95
A plainer-looking but equal-functioning Waverly 3-on-a-side set, the same mechanically as found on the more expensive guitars but with unplated brass posts and no decoration on the backplates. Exceptionally tight. $75
Exceedingly cool, nothing like these has been made for at least fifty years. Both nickel-plated; one with a great patina and one still shiny near-mint. Both of ‘em for only $75
Very clean used Nashville-style bridge, chrome, with wheels and posts, says Gotoh Japan on underside, excellent stuff, $35
As Heard onFender American Special Stratocaster® guitarsCharacterized by their midrange chirp, crystalline highs and tight bass, Fender Texas Special™ Strat pickups feature an overwound single-coil construction that...
I’ll bet a bunch of you out there know exactly who made this and what it’s from; what I know is that it’s rare, it’s American-made, and it's from a top-grade American 1910s-30s guitar; I just can’t remember where I’ve...