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Here is a 2016 G&L USA Legacy HSS Custom Build in Honeyburst with a Black Limba top. Black Limba was a rare custom option from G&L, and this guitar has an exceptional top with beautiful wood grain.

- 12-fret Grand Concert offers a slinky, comfortable feel
- Cedar top blends warmth with 12-string shimmer
- Mahogany back and sides provide midrange focus and balance
- V-Class bracing inside adds more volume and sustain
- Includes Claria electronics and a deluxe hardshell case

  Beautiful Ernie Ball Music Man StingRay 5H in the stunning Snowy Night finish. This bass is in very good condition and is exceptionally clean overall, with the only noticeable cosmetic issue being a small chip in the finish near the top horn. Otherwise, it is near-mint.

Here is a single-owner Roland RE-301 Chorus Echo that was originally purchased new in 1979 right here in Memphis, TN from the now closed Strings & Things. It has lived its entire life in a non-smoking home, and has never been gigged or taken on the road.

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.

The Super Bee captures that legendary Fullerton-made black-panel 4x10" Super Reverb sound in an inspiring new model sized and powered to suit the true needs of today’s venues. No channel switching, no loop, just pure old-school black-panel inspired tone, delivered with new-school usability.

The Super Bee captures that legendary Fullerton-made black-panel 4x10" Super Reverb sound in an inspiring new model sized and powered to suit the true needs of today’s venues. No channel switching, no loop, just pure old-school black-panel inspired tone, delivered with new-school usability.

Picture that all-time favorite desert-island amp that originated in the mid ’60s and make it the bigger and better in tone and features, while keeping it remarkably portable and compact at just 40 lbs for the 1x12" combo. Expand it with the bold, articulate tone of two Class-A cathode-biased 5881 (6L6GC type)  power tubes, tube-driven tremolo and spring reverb, an added Mid control that the original never had, and Carr’s acclaimed point-to-point, hand-wired construction, and the Rambler is the quintessential club amp.

The Trail Rider--all you need to climb that hill or win the race--with two classic voices, reverb, and a built-in attenuator.  Lightweight and stylish, the Trail Rider’s single cylinder EL84 cranks out 5 real world watts. Home, studio, small group, or in modern live venues - you can count on the Trail Rider’s ease of use, practical features, ultra high-quality parts, and US made craftsmanship to deliver.

The all-new Suhr Oso started as a fresh take on the classic short-scale T but evolved into something uniquely its own. Inspired by the simple, raw character of some of John Suhr's first guitars and the captivating vibe of the Aura, John designed the Oso to blend old-school charm with modern precision.