This listing is for a really cool and great playing Fender '62 Reissue Precision Bass. This bass was made in in Japan in 1989 or 1990 and has a great looking naturally aged olympic white finish and tortoise pickguard....

This Gibson ES-330 was made in the USA in 1960. It shows significant play wear including dings, dents, and scratches, but there is no structural damage and there are no cracks or repairs. The finish is original although...

This Supro model 1616-T was made by Valco-Chicago in 1961. Cosmetically this amp has been through the ringer but sonically it's one of the best little amps you'll find. The amp has been serviced and sounds amazing. It...

This Gibson ES-150 was made in the USA in 1973. The ES-150 has the shape and scale of an ES-335, but is fully hollow and full depth. It is more like a double cutaway ES-175 or perhaps a Barney Kessel with rounded horns....

This Fender Telecaster was made in the USA in 1972. Tan lines! The original color is blond but it is one of the smokiest vintage Fenders we have encountered. Despite the wear it is a great playing vintage telecaster...

This Boss DM2 (Black Label) Analog Delay Pedal was made in Japan in 1983. These Boss bucket brigade analog pedals sound great and have been imitated by countless other delay pedals. The pedal works great and sounds...

This Gibson EB-3 was made in the USA in 1965. The bass shows heavy play wear but there are no cracks, breaks, or major structural damage. One of the wings of the headstock was reglued. This is a transitional example...

This Fender '62 RI Precision Bass was crafted in Japan between 1999 and 2002. It's in good shape with dings and dents around the body and a suntan from a sticker that was between the bridge and pickup. It has been pro...

This block logo MXR Phase 100 was made in the late 1970's. These are great sounding phaser pedals. The pedal shows some cosmetic wear but works and sound excellent. Please check out the pictures and message with...

This Epiphone FT-110 Frontier was made in the USA in 1951. This guitar was made while Epiphone was still in New York, several years before Gibson purchased the company. While it shows wear from lots of use, the guitar...

This Maestro FZ-1A Fuzz-Tone Pedal was made in 1968. The pedal works great and sounds killer. It shows some evidence of being serviced but the original transistors 2N2614 are intact. The knobs and the end of the input...

This Fender American Standard Stratocaster was made in the USA in 2003. The guitar has the 50th anniversary neck plate and is a rare hardtail model. The guitar has been professionally set up and plays great. The guitar...

This Maestro Fuzz-Tone FZ-1A was made by Gibson is circa 1968. This pedal has been professionally rebuilt and sounds very good. The transistors are NOS Toshiba 2SB136. The attack potentiometer and cable are also changed...

This Gibson ES-330 was made in the USA in 1970. The headstock was badly broken at some point, but has been correctly repaired and is stable. The finish is original. The tuners have been changed to Grovers, and the...

This is a Kay K-152 guitar, made in the USA in the early 1950's. These were sld under various brand names, and this one mares the brand "Rex". The guitar shows play wear but remains structurally solid. The "bar" pickups...

This Magnatone Mark VII was made in the USA in circa 1960. The guitar is a really super light weight single pickup model weighing only 4LBS & 9 ounces. The guitar shows quite heavy play wear such as chips in the...

This Fender '50s RI Telecaster was made in Japan in 2000. It's in great cosmetic shape with some nicks and dings here and there but no structural damage. The neck pickup has been upgraded to a Lollar Gold Foil. It has...

This is a partscaster but pretty cool - the body is a circa 1969-1972 first version Fender Telecaster Thinline that has been pro-refinished a sort of walnut stain a long time ago. It was routed for a middle pickup and...

This Gibson Country Western was made in the USA in 1955. It shows lots of play wear and has been refinished and there are several repaired body cracks. Despite that, it is a great playing and sounding instrument. All...

This Fender '57 Reissue Stratocaster was made in the USA in 1990. It is in good shape with some light nicks and dings here and there but no structural damage. There is some finish cracking around the bridge and jack...

This vintage wood body resonator guitar is branded Rexo but was likely made by Regal in the 1930's or 1940's. This is definitely one of the most fun guitars in the shop right now. The guitar is set up very well with low...

This Gibson Ultratone Lap Steel guitar was made in 1954. The instrument plays and sounds great but does have a few changed parts such as the tuners and jack plate. There are also fret numbers written on the top of the...

This 1966 Amepg Gemini I model G-12 is a very good sounding amp. It's heavy and these are bulky but for the price range these are hard to beat and have a great tonal quality. This one shows very heavy cosmetic wear all...

This Fender Stratocaster, one of the last 4-bolt examples, was made in the USA in 1971. It is a very cool player-grade Hendrix era strat. It has been pro-refinished in nitro lacquer by Coop guitars and has a great look....

This listing is for a Musitronics Mu-Tron Phasor II made in the USA in the 1970s. This pedal is in very good cosmetic shape and sounds excellent. The pedal has some light cosmetic wear from use but no structural damage....

This listing is for a Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi made in the USA in 1979. This pedal is in great shape with some light wear but no structual damage. The circuit is all original except for the tone bypass switch which...

This listing is for the original 1970s Seamoon Funk Machine Envelope Filter. This is a rare find and 100% functional. There are a few different versions of this and we believe this is the earliest version. It sounds...

This listing is for a very cool 1969 Marshall Super Bass 100 watt amp head. This is a unique piece that despite being cosmetically modified, still retains most of the original components. The obvious change is that it...

This listing is for a an Epiphone Pacemaker amplifier made in the USA in 1961. This amp is in good shape, especially for 60+ years old. It shows some wear on the exterior, most notably the handle is torn off and there...

This is a rare and unusual amp that is a bit of a mystery. It can be seen in the 1959 Goya/Hagstrom catalog alongside the sparkle hagstrom guitars made at that time. This doesn't appear to have been made in Sweden with...