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FEATURED INSTRUMENTS CURRENTLY FOR SALE

1960s SILVERTONE 1448

DESCRIPTION

This guitar was made by Danelectro to be sold in Sears, under the Silvertone name. It’s a short scale single pickup model, and is very light and comfortable. Wear throughout as is normal for a 60 year old guitar, but oozes vintage groovy fun!

$500

1988 Gibson SG
Ferrari RED

DESCRIPTION

This vintage Gibson is in great player’s grade shape. Gibson’s response to the shred era- paint it Ferrari red so you can play faster!

Lacquer checking and minor wear throughout, this has been setup with 10’s and is ready to rock! Comes with a Gibson gig bag.

$1,200

1965 Hagstrom II

DESCRIPTION

This Hagstrom was made in Sweden- and is in the hard to find baby blue! Hagstrom is known for their slim necks, and this one is the smallest I’ve seen. It’s jangly and oozes vintage cool. This one has been refretted with 80*40 wire and is feeling refreshed and ready to rock.

$800

1963 Danelectro PRO

DESCRIPTION

Here is a Danelectro Pro, only made for one year in Neptune NJ. These are short scale and very comfy. This one is particularly groovy, as somewhere down the line it got painted with a pelham (Neptune?) blue. You can see the original brown sparkle finish underneath, mainly from picking wear above the fingerboard. If you’re looking for a simple guitar with a lot of personality, this one is for you.

This guitar has been refretted and is setup with flatwounds, 1963 style.

$750

1960's Guyatone EB-1

DESCRIPTION

A cool vintage Japanese bass, inspired by the Moserite family. This is a short scale head-turner, with what I think is the original foam on the underside of the bridge cover. It gives it a nice thumpy muted almost upright bass sound. Knicks and wear you’d expect on a 60 year old instrument. This has had the neck refinished due to dings and wear.

A fun player with a cool lofi sound.