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Featuring an Adirondack Spruce top, and Mahogany Back & Sides. From a sunny day on the back porch to a big night on stage, the smaller upper bout paired with the larger lower bout and thinner soundbox makes the OO an absolute joy to play.

Here is a beautiful 1998 Rickenbacker 330 in Mapleglo. This one is in near-mint condition, and has clearly been very well cared for over the years. The natural Mapleglo finish looks fantastic and really shows off the wood grain.

The Ernie Ball Music Man Short Scale StingRay bass offers a big thumpy round sound in a convenient smaller package. A 30” scale allows for easier playability due to the shorter spacing between the frets. The Ernie Ball Music Man passive humbucking pickup, equipped with higher output neodymium magnets, has been specially designed for the short scale bass, providing its signature warm tone. The electronics package includes a 3-way rotary switch featuring parallel, true single-coil, and series modes. Like its big brother, the Stingray Special, the short scale bass comes standard with a modern classic bridge, 22 stainless steel frets, and lightweight Music Man tuning machines.

  Here is a Tom Anderson Hollow T Classic Contoured in 3-Color Burst with binding and an aged white pickguard. It has all the classic T-style appeal, but with the superlative craftsmanship and attention to detail that Tom Anderson is famous for.

Here is a drop-dead gorgeous Collings CL Deluxe with a spectacular quilted maple top in Tiger Eye Sunburst. The figuring in the top is incredible: intense and highly defined, with the perfect finish to compliment it. Add the Madagascar rosewood fingerboard, dot inlays, and Lollar pickups, and you have a very special CL Deluxe.

  This gorgeous Suhr Modern HSH features a truly exceptional Waterfall Burl Maple top that we hand selected with Suhr. The intensity and depth of figuring is absolutely stunning.
  The top is paired with a Black Limba body, roasted maple neck, and Indian Rosewood fingerboard. With its incredible combination of tonewoods, versatile HSH pickup configuration, and the outstanding craftsmanship and playability Suhr is known for, this is one seriously impressive guitar. The top really has to be seen in person to be fully appreciated!

Here is a really nice D'Angelico New Yorker NYL-6, built in Japan by Vestax in the early 2000s. With its classic 17" archtop body, gorgeous tonewoods, and gold hardware, this guitar has all the old school jazz guitar looks you'd expect from a New Yorker.

  Here is an extremely clean, all original 1989 Fender American Standard Stratocaster in Pewter with an Indian rosewood fingerboard.
  The condition is remarkable. Near-mint, with only some very slight pick wear. You do not often see 40 year old Strats this clean. This is exactly the kind of guitar that looks like it spent decades tucked away under someone's bed, largely untouched.

Here is a really cool vintage Electra MPC X810 hollowbody in sunburst finish with a beautiful "Tree of Life" fretboard inlay. These guitars are really special thanks to Electra's MPC (Modular Powered Circuit) system, which lets you change up the sound using interchangeable effects modules.

Here is a cool Gibson SG Deluxe in Hellfire Red finish, made in the USA in 1998. It features the distinctive three mini-humbucker pickup configuration, a six-position rotary selector, and a Maestro-labeled Bigsby-style tremolo. The model was a relatively short-lived Gibson model and is considerably less common than the standard SG models produced during this period.

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.