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Here's a used 2018 G&L Legacy: used, but like new. This guitar is so clean, you'll think it's new. Just a few months old. No scratches, dings, nicks, or wear of any sort. Candy Apple Metallic finish, with a great feeling satin finished hard rock maple neck. This beauty features an alder body, 3 G&L vintage-style Alnico V single coil pickups, 18:1 sealed-back tuners, G&L-designed Dual-Fulcrum vibrato, 5-way selector switch, volume, versatile passive treble/bass system. It plays perfectly, sounds fantastic, and looks awesome. It comes with hard case and certificate.

  Here's an American made Ernie Ball Music Man Axis Super Sport with a beautiful quilted maple top. This is a premium upgraded option, finished in transparent red. This EBMM is in excellent condition, with some typical wear from a few years of playing. The top has some light surface swirls and pick marks that show up under direct lighting. All hardware looks immaculate, showing no wear. There are a couple of dents in the bottom edge on the back at the waist of the instrument. The glossy black back shows the typical button wear which is what you'd expect with a glossy black finish. The back of the satin neck is smooth and clean with no imperfections. The maple fingerboard looks great. The frets show only the slightest amount of play wear, mostly on the 2nd and 3rd frets. It's set up beautifully. The action is spot on, fast and super easy to play with no buzzing anywhere. The headstock looks great with one ding near the edge right next to the low E string tuner and other ding on the top edge near the logo. All the tuners work perfectly. The neck is straight and true. The truss rod has been tested and functions perfectly. All electronics work great and sound fantastic.
  The Axis Super Sport has all the great features of the Axis guitar with a few upgraded options for ultimate versatility. Beautiful quilted maple top over basswood body with custom DiMarzio electronics are controlled by a five-way lever switch offering split coil tonal combinations unavailable on the Axis. The Axis Super Sport asymmetric hard rock maple neck allows for comfortable hand and finger positions across all 22 frets, while the Music Man hard tail piece and locking Schaller tuners makes string changing quick and easy keeping the guitar perfectly in tune. Comes with original hardshell case.

If you like dead spots on a bass, then sadly, this is NOT the bass for you. This bass has no dead spots, and thanks to the carbon fiber in the neck it never will. This bass sustains for days and plays like a dream. We are offering a 2008 ModulusVJ4 Vintage Jazz four string bass. This is a monster, pure and simple. It has passive pickups, a Fender Jazz Bass style body, Jazz bass style wiring. It sounds and plays great...really, that's no hype. If you're a stickler for intonation and tuning, you will be so happy. It's in near-mint condition. The frets have no indentations and show zero wear. This a top-notch, pro bass. Phil Lesh of the Dead played Modulus, as did their guitar player, Bob Weir. Comes with original hard case.

  It's a rare occurrence to come across a vintage guitar with provenance. Many guitars have stories, but few can be proved. The story behind this guitar is amazing, and is well documented. This prototype G&L ASAT Classic was built for Dale L. Hyatt who was a close friend and partner of Leo Fender in the G&L guitar company. Mr. Hyatt worked closely with George Fullerton and Leo Fender on designs. Mr. Hyatt kept prototype guitars in his office to get feedback from dealers and players, with the thought of using their input in future designs. This guitar is a prototype, made for Mr Hyatt in 1991. It has two features that are unique and non-standard. First is the intensely figured Birdseye Maple neck that is drop dead gorgeous. Hyatt had been working with Gulag Gidwani, the owner of an exotic wood supply company that specialized in providing high end woods to instrument manufactures. The wood on the neck was purchased specifically for this instrument from Gulag's inventory. The second unique feature is the special two-tone, black/chrome Schaller tuning machines. These tuners were out of a prototype batch of tuners made by Helmut Schaller and were custom made for Mr. Hyatt. 
  It was Mr. Hyatt who convinced Leo Fender to name this model "ASAT Classic" because he felt it was classic in the same vein as the ASAT, featuring more traditional specs. The guitar was kept by Mr. Hyatt after his retirement and later on passed to his son. It is mint, not tampered with, and unplayed. It is the only one on the planet. Comes with original G&L advertisement pages from the time, G&L brochure, a copy of the G&L handwritten production sheet from 1991 showing this guitar, documentation from Kenneth L. Hyatt, Dale's son, who still works for G&L, a photo of Mr Hyatt with the guitar, and original hard case.

This is an extremely rare and difficult to find 1985 Kramer Baretta Guitar-Art graphic guitar. The art work is the Fantasy Series, Galactic Rainbow. According to VintageKramer.com. "These were introduced in the banana head stock era, so some of these graphics are very rare because you don't see them often on banana head stock Kramers." The artist, Shannon Hall, is internationally recognized and is now the official artist for the John Lennon estate.
This guitar is in excellent, near MINT condition. The previous owner said this guitar was in storage for 22 years from 1995 to 2017. The guitar is obviously a case queen, just look at the fine tuners on the Floyd and you'll see there's no wear or oxidation on the black finish. It has been professionally setup with 9 gauge guitar strings and plays like a dream.
Condition: The guitar has only very light swirl marks, 1 check (clear coat finish crack) on the back. The checking line runs from the back neck plate to the trem cover plate. You have to hold the guitar in just the right light at just the right angle for it to be visible. You can barely see it. Photos barely capture it. You can feel the head stock scarf joint line, which is common on these guitars. The joint is strong and has lasted 32 years. It has a factory neck shim. This is also very common. There is no rust on the Floyd Rose tremolo or rust on any of the hardware. The frets are like new and in perfect condition. It's a collector's grade instrument. I can not see any noticeable dents, dings, or scratches.
It feels heavy, so we are confident that it is a maple body Baretta. The guitar has a #4 written under the pickup. I do not know what this is in reference to. The Schaller reverse zebra humbucker pickup is dated 1/85. The guitar is an early D serial, #D-2949.
This is an amazing sounding and playing guitar. The original era Kramer hard shell case is included. The case alone is rare, with key locks, and worth a lot of money. I have not seen another Kramer case like this one. We do not have the keys.
Buy it fast before another collector gets their hands on it.
Note: The volume knob is not original.

I met Bill Collings in the 80's at an Austin Guitar Show. He was a great guy that loved instruments. He built some of the finest instruments I'd ever seen. I was in the vintage business at that time, and had played Loar F-5's and such.  I could not believe how his mandolins held up against those. It changed my whole view on new versus old. We have a good one for you fine folks, a Collings MF Mandolin. This instrument is gorgeous with an upgraded glossed top and ivoroid top binding. The gloss top enhances the sunburst finish and the ivoroid dining really pops against the burst. It has a classic, elegant look.  This one is a keeper, you are going to love it. Comes with hard case.

I'm giving my age away, but I remember when these came out in 1968: the Gibson Les Paul Standard. The Les Pauls were unavailable for eight years, so it was a big deal when they we re-released. Every pro got one. Joe Cocker's guitar player can been seen playing one in the movie Woodstock. Mike Campbell still uses his, as does Jeff Lynne. Rumor was, these first models were made from leftover bodies, necks, and other parts from the fifties. We have a really good one for you today. This is a fantastic 1968, small headstock, original P-90 pickups, one piece mahogany neck. There is lacquer checking on the front. It looks and plays great, no repairs, breaks, or other issues. The bridge and tailpiece are recent, and it has replacement Grover tuners. The frets are original. It has a great vintage patina. Strummed unplugged this guitar is very loud which is always the sign of a superior instrument. It's ready to rock and roll and sounds like a million bucks. Comes with non original Gibson hard case.

Hey, how about the nicest, original, vintage Fender Paisley Telecaster on the planet? That would be pretty cool, right? Step right inside ladies and gentlemen, that's what we are offering today. As a veteran of 40 years attending guitar shows, being intimately involved in the vintage guitar world, I don't use phrases like the "nicest one" lightly. This guitar may have six months actual playing time, it is amazingly clean. There is no checking or finish discoloration that is usually found on these models. It is super clean. The only cosmetic flaws of note are two small chip on the edge of the back of the body. This a fine collectors grade instrument. It is 100% original, down to the last screw. It is uncirculated and hasn't been taken apart a million times. The maple neck is nicely flamed, it's really pretty. It is just so cool. The paisley finish is bright and vibrant. It has the original ashtray pickup cover, the neck feels fantastic. Last but not least, it sounds great. This is the best one I've seen, and I've seen a few. Comes with original case.

Martin offered up this gorgeous and very limited Jimmy Buffet Polywog guitar in 2003. It has a fantastic feel, and is as legendary as the artist who inspired it. This guitar is a master crafted guitar, and sounds incredible. Gigantic rich and vibrant tones pour forth with each strum. Very well taken care of. It was owned by a collector who kept it in the case safe and sound. Just maybe some micro swirling. Near MINT! No breaks, cracks, or repairs. See pics. All original. Original Martin deluxe hard Case. Fantastic Tone and plays great! 

Many collectors consider exceptional guitars as works of art. These two fine pieces are literally art, but art you can play. Warrior made these stunning instruments as a pair, and we are selling them as a pair. Warrior Guitars are a small company that builds some of the finest guitars around. They are prized for their beauty and exceptional craftsmanship; fusing the most rare, exotic woods and materials with exclusive electronic signal enhancement, to produce uncompromising sound. This is a magnum opus: Warrior Art. Lovingly brought to life by skilled artisans who hand-tailor each piece. Not only are they beautiful, they are great guitars. They are a joy to play, to hear, and to behold. The art work is breathtaking. A painting of David and Goliath is on both guitars, but both are unique. They put serious work into these instruments. No detail was overlooked or spared. They have been in a private collection, and have never been played. These are the only instruments like this in the world. Comes with original cases, paperwork, certificate and strap. The price is for the pair.

PRS Custom 22 in a custom color that is normally only available on a Private Stock model, Ultraviolet. This one also has the natural mahogany back which looks great next to the top color. The PRS Custom 22 solidbody electric guitar gives you the classic tone of vintage-style humbuckers in a gloriously appointed solidbody instrument. The Custom 22's mahogany body is topped with a stunning figured maple top. You'll delight in the feel of the 22-fret mahogany neck with its comfortable Pattern neck carve and rosewood fingerboard, while premium 85/15 humbucking pickups serve up a banquet of rich tones. A five-way pickup selector switch provides even more tonal possibilities. For versatility, playability, and looks, it's hard to beat the PRS Custom 22.