Electric Solid Body Guitars

This guitar, whose original cherry finish is unfaded and nearly unworn, is in amazingly clean condition -- a virtual time capsule. We have never before seen a Gibson Les Paul Junior original cherry double cutaway maintained at this remarkable level of preservation.  That's really saying something!   If you are seeking more excitement than many a body can stand, this is the guitar for you.

One of the most striking and memorable designs in the history of the electric guitar, the Black Beauty is undeniably one of the most important electric guitars of the past 58 years.  Made from mahogany, this model and era guitar is famous for being the “Return of the Single Cutaway” Les Paul after a hiatus of 7 years during which time none were made.   Its frets were decidedly low profile which is why it retained its moniker of “Fretless Wonder.”

The Model 660 and 660/12 feature a charactered Maple cutaway body based on an innovative design from the 1950's. A Rosewood fingerboard is punctuated beautifully with triangular pearloid inlay markers, while the maple double bound neck and body are solid through and through. Rickenbacker's trademark "checkered" black and white binding set off the body, while white binding graces the neck. The 660 is electronically engineered to the exacting standards of the vintage reissue series, complete with Rickenbacker's own vintage reissue-type pickups.

The Rickenbacker List Price is $2,649.00.

Its original brown exterior case has the pink interior (much like ourselves).    Inside this case are many goodies:  a leather strap, cloth covered cable, all the original Gibson papers and tags, and the certificate that comes with a Custom/Art/Historic model although in the interests of preserving its traditional appearance, the guitar has no Custom/Art/Historic decal behind the nut on the back of the neck.     We present to you one of the most beautiful electric guitar designs as the world has ever seen.

In our industry “originality” is the most important consideration, and this example is brilliantly original.  It is a guitar for which no excuses need ever be made.    This is an instrument that any collector of Fender Stratocasters would give his or her molars to cohabitate with.   It is the crème de la crème, the something that’s superlative, the prize that lies before your eyes.   It is the solid body benefit that befits each Bree or Benny.   You can cast your bet across the net and never find as pure a penguin as is this prodigious pterodactyl.

In case you may have missed this fact, the Fender electric guitar changed the course of modern rock ‘n’ roll history. Leo Fender of Fullerton, California is credited with having popularized the electric solid body. He reasoned, correctly, that he could bolt a slim, easily playable maple neck with a maple fingerboard to a solid body made of alder or ash, add six-strings and the sound that would be created, when amplified through a tube amplifier (also of his manufacture) would actually turn out to do nothing less than change the course of Western music.

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This remarkably collectible electric guitar, whose neck dates to November 1955, body to October of the same year, shows normal signs of use and wear overall (nicks, dings, scratches, scrapes, etc.) plus normal wearing through the finish on the maple neck from finger contact, and belt buckle wear on much of the back.   

Here is Rickenbacker’s description: This guitar broke all the rules of traditional styling when it appeared amid the 'British' sound of the 1960's. Subtly updated through the years, this Deluxe hollow body with its special contour around the entire body perimeter, is still perhaps the most comfortable guitar of all. The bound body and rosewood fingerboard, inlayed with triangular pearloid markers, provide an exceptionally attractive appearance. Stereo output is standard.

This extremely collectible, extremely beautiful single-pickup electric guitar shows light normal signs of playing time including wholly expected (as is, we’ll keep the light on for ya’) chips on and around the polished black headplate and headstock.  It has the gold, postwar script "Gibson" decal logo, the decal reading "Les Paul JUNIOR" thereunder, horizontally, and the black, bell-shaped truss rod cover held in place by two Phillips screws above the nut.  

NOW ON SALE!  WAS $6180 BUT NOW ON SALE FOR:

The classic Gretsch® Duo Jet™ dates to the earliest days of rock music. Modeled closely on its late-’50s ancestor, today’s Duo Jet features dual High Sensitive Filter’Tron™ pickups, “tone switch” circuitry, ebony fingerboard with Neo-Classic™ thumbnail inlays, Space Control™ bridge, Gretsch by Bigsby® B3C vibrato tailpiece and mahogany stain finish with jet black top.

The G6128T-TVP Power Jet™ puts a snarl into That Great Gretsch Sound!™ It’s a modified version of the classic Duo Jet, with a bound single-cutaway chambered mahogany body, arched top, one-piece mahogany neck and bound ebony fingerboard with Neo Classic™ thumbnail inlays. 

The Classic Player Jazzmaster® Special guitar updates the famous Jazzmaster model with several modern improvements, including hotter pickups, an Adjusto-Matic™ bridge, 9.5” fingerboard radius and neck pocket with increased back-angle for improved stability and sustain. The Fender List Price is $1099.99

The Fender® ’70s Stratocaster® guitar features an ash body, U-shaped neck with bullet truss rod nut, maple or rosewood fingerboard, large headstock with ’70s logo, three vintage-style single-coil pickups and vintage-style “F” tuners. Platform shoes and lava lamp sold separately …

Designed by Fender Custom Shop Master Builder Dennis Galuszka, the Classic Player ’50s Stratocaster® guitar features an alder body, maple neck with a 9.5” radius and 21 medium jumbo frets, ’57/’62 vintage-style single-coil pickups (reverse wound/reverse polarity middle pickup), custom two-point vintage-style tremolo, five-way switch and custom pickup switching, and Gotoh® vintage-style locking tuners.

The Standard Stratocaster® guitar offers legendary Fender® tone with classic styling. Features include three single-coil pickups, synchronized tremolo with high-mass bridge block, tinted neck, shielded body cavities, medium jumbo frets, parchment pickguard and ’70s-style headstock logo. Standard gig bag included.

The Classic Series ’50s Stratocaster® guitar epitomizes the vibe of the ’50s. The color selection alone - Surf Green, Daphne Blue and Fiesta Red - takes you back to the era of diners, Ike and cars with fins. With a maple fretboard, tinted neck, single-ply pickguard and aged plastic parts, it’s authentically retro, and the three single-coil pickups with staggered alnico magnet pole pieces deliver that unmistakable ’50s Stratocaster sound. 

Built to Slowhand’s exacting specifications, the Eric Clapton Signature Stratocaster guitar—among the “Cream” of the Fender crop, so to speak—is powered by three Vintage Noiseless™ pickups and features a special soft V-shaped maple neck, blocked tremolo and Clapton’s signature on the headstock.

As one of Britain’s foremost ambassadors of impeccable blues/psychedelia, Robin Trower has wowed listeners since his ’60s debut with Procol Harum, through his esteemed solo career and right up to today.

This faithful recreation of a Fender classic features an ash body, U-shaped maple neck, single-ply black pickguard and original spec pickups. The Nocaster is painstakingly recreated right down to the finest detail, including the paint “halo” beneath the pickguard.  This guitar has been given the “New Old Stock” (NOS) treatment—built (from original tooling) as if bought new in its respective model year and just found today.