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Beautiful 2005 Duesenberg Double Cat 12 FB 12-string, in Fireburst finish. This is a fantastic-sounding, great-playing 12-string with the excellent craftsmanship Duesenberg is known for.

  This is definitely not your typical 1990 Gibson Les Paul Studio, and in this case that's a good thing.
  This guitar has been heavily upgraded with a carefully chosen collection of parts, turning a fairly straightforward Studio into a seriously cool, great-playing Les Paul. It has a black finish with an ebony fingerboard and has been built with an emphasis on tone, playability, tuning stability, and making the controls actually useful.

This is a really nice 1954 Gibson ES-125 in sunburst finish. With its simple design, warm acoustic character, and great amplified tone, the ES-125 has always been one of Gibson's most approachable vintage archtops, and this one is a lot of fun to play. FON: X8484

There is something really appealing about an old ES-175 that has been played and enjoyed, and this 1959 Gibson ES-175 (serial number A30767) is a great example. It has the look, feel, and voice of a 67-year-old guitar, with some thoughtful updates that make it a great player.

Powered by a pair of 6V6 output tubes and a GZ34 rectifier, it delivers 22 watts of rich, articulate clean tone with warmth, depth, and dynamic response. Housed in a lightweight yet durable 12-inch combo, the Twilighter balances portability with unmistakable authority.

The Classic T Pine Limited Edition introduces a new chapter in the Classic T story as the first Suhr limited edition to feature incredibly resonant, lightweight roasted pine. Built in Lake Elsinore, California, this model pairs a gloss-finished pine body with a roasted maple neck and fingerboard for a feel that is lively, responsive, and exceptionally comfortable.

A vintage-inspired Dark Tobacco Teardrop Burst top is the perfect complement to the seasoned, played-in voice in the 117e Special Edition. This acoustic-electric guitar features Taylor's Grand Pacific round-shoulder dreadnought body shape topped with a soundboard of solid torrefied spruce.

The Classic Series of James Tyler Guitars have all the familiar lines of this lineage, with the best of the modern advantages Tyler instills in all his electric guitars. Keeping with the traditional look while allowing James Tyler's personal touch makes this guitar a favorite.

Here is a very cool National Reso Rocket N. A 12-fret, round-neck model with maple neck and steel body with nickel finish. It is in near-mint condition. Comes with the original hardshell case and all papers.

The SE Hollowbody Standard features an all-mahogany body with hollow construction for a warm, resonant tone. The 22 fret wide fat neck, PRS adjustable stoptail bridge, and 58/15 “S” pickups further promote the SE Hollowbody Standard’s big, clear, balanced voice. This vintage-inspired instrument combines the power and stability of a solid-body electric guitar with the captivating, resonance of a hollowbody instrument, making the SE Hollowbody Standard at home with players of all styles.

When Bill Collings first met the brilliant young jazz musician in 2014, the two began a series of in-depth conversations about their respective crafts. Lage's profound insights as a guitarist played a key role in the creation of Collings’ T (Traditional) Series guitars. Through this rare collaboration, which continued right up until Bill Collings' recent passing in July, 2017, the signature OM1 JL has emerged as a highly specialized version of the T-Series, designed with the characteristics in mind that Lage seeks in an instrument.