Pretty Nice Gibson LG-0 guitar from 1958. Attractive Mahogany top, with much thinner bracing than found on later versions. Brazilian Rosewood Fingerboard and Narrow Bridge. Some dings and minor finish loss on one side....
Carrying on Orville Gibson’s historic pursuit of sonic excellence and aesthetic perfection, the Gibson Custom Shop combines traditional instrument-making techniques, innovative methods, and meticulous attention to...
1956 Fender Tweed Champ amplifier, 6" speaker, SourSound replacement transformer, replacement leather handle, tweed covering shows wear and tear, sounds great! McKenzie River Music has been Eugene’s trusted...
Sunburst with a replacement top of old flamed maple. It’s refinished of course but with original aniline dye as used in late 50’s Les Pauls. You can see it around the edges of the top. We first saw this guitar about 25...
Natural, who doesn’t love a triple O made in the original Martin factory? Has a Sitka Spruce top, Brazilian Rosewood fingerboard and has been freshly refretted (you’re welcome). Also sports a recent neck reset. This 000...
No sales tax for US customers outside California. This 1958 Danelectro DC-1 Model 3011 is a fantastic example of late-’50s American guitar design, delivering unmistakable vintage character, lightweight comfort, and that...
There simply isn't a more rock n' roll electric guitar than a double cut TV Junior! This model from 1959 is a perfect example of "TV Yellow", and with a '59 profile neck, doublecut mahogany body, and phenomenal sounding...
This is a 1959 Les Paul Standard with a Tea Burst Color Top. While showing evidence of over 60 years of use, the instrument remains in excellent overall condition. This well-worn finish bears witness to its superb...
1958 Fender Harvard “Tweed “ Amp 8.5/10 condition Chassis # H 01819 Tube Chart Stamps: HJ 1958 August This is a great example of the classic Fender tweed Harvard. Every Harvard add references the Steve Cropper “Green...
Another piece of Les Paul History from our Vault. This 1959 (a Magic Year) Double cut Junior is in stock condition with no breaks mods, or changes except for the custom shop reissue hard case which is a huge improvement...
1959 was the Year of the Les Paul A nice 3/4 Melody Maker that sounds and plays like the real deal. All stock and a few nicks and scratches (mostly on the back of the neck) Comes with a reissue Gibson Les Paul Hard case...
This is a 1958 Les Paul Junior with a single cutaway. While there are a few playwear commensurate with its age, overall it is in excellent condition. The frets have been replaced, and the playability is in good...
This is a second-version Les Paul Standard featuring a wrap-around bridge tailpiece from 1955 . There is some minor wear and weathering, but considering its age and gold color, it remains in excellent plus condition....
This is a first-year 1958 ES-335TD. The first-year 1958 Unbound model possesses an atmosphere unmatched by later vintage Gibsons. Its characteristic shallow neck angle provides significantly better sustain of the sound...
From Herbie Herbert's Syklopps Studios and our Vault, here's a Les Paul Special you may have heard on Records from Journey, Santana and others. We bought the late Herbie's Studio Guitars when he retired. The Original...
A nice 1958 Strat from the Vault. In great shape with minimal playing wear and all the Mojo you'd expect from a 68 year old Strat. The color is still bright, minimal freat wear, that iconic fret board wear that the...
This Fender Stratocaster was made in the USA in 1959. It shows considerable play wear but no structural damage. Ok - when we got the guitar it has an original 1957 strat neck and 1957 ser# but the body is 11/1959 and...
Vintage original circa 1956 Gibson Les Paul Junior Amp. Sounds incredible. Appears to be completely original but for a changed old back panel. Great for recording....pair it with any Gibson guitar and you are golden!
Original 1956 Fender Princeton. Original speaker and covering. Recently recapped and ready to go. Such great tone and natural breakup. One of the best ever made.
A superb 1957 Gretsch PX 6128 Duo Jet, in excellent condition. The Duo Jet was introduced in 1954 alongside its sister model the PX 6129 Silver Jet, this series was completed by the PX 6131 Jet Fire Bird the following...
Here's a fantastic playing and sounding vintage 1951 Martin 00-17. Features the original Mahogany body and neck which make for a very deep, warm vintage tone. Neck is straight with an excellent neck angle for a good,...
This clean 1956 Gibson ES-225T comes in its original Sunburst finish. First introduced in 1955, these models were manufactured only through 1959. You can think of the 225 as the 125s’ slightly fancier, older...
The Gibson Custom Shop represents the pinnacle of the brand’s craftsmanship, where history, artistry, and innovation converge to create instruments unlike any other. Each guitar is hand-built with uncompromising...
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Since we brought Danelectro back to the market in 1998, for the most part we have just re- issued the back catalog of Danelectro. But it is time for something NEW!And rather than just “invent” new things that have no...
Looking for a strong set of Vintage P90 pickups? This set is the best sounding set I've ever heard. I took these out of a 1953 Goldtop LP. The pickups have the original winds, full leads and masking tape from the...
ANOTHER ONE FROM DEEP IN THE VAULT! An original, no mods Mint 1952 First Year Les Paul Gold Top. This is the one that started the Ledgend. Dead Mint exept for a couple minor marks and a small buckle mark on the back....
This Kay Thin Twin has a rare "Tempo" logo and was made in the USA in 1952. It has one of the largest profile baseball bat necks we have ever felt on an electric guitar. The guitar shows some play wear but is in overall...
Spring Sale! Super clean early 50’s D-28 with all original finish, bridge, bridge pins and bridgeplate. Only a couple of pickguard cracks. Really nice straight grain Brazilian. Fresh neck reset and refret. This is...
Spring Sale! This guitar actually started out in 1949 and was more than likely retopped circa 1953 by Martin. The kerfing extending out from the xbrace is mismatched a bit. According to John Arnold this would more than...