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  Up for sale is a 2015 Fender Jimi Hendrix Artist Series Stratocaster in classic black with a white pickguard and a maple fingerboard. It’s a great looking Strat and has all the cool Hendrix inspired details that make these a little different and a little cooler from your standard model.

Here is a Suhr Modern Roasted finished in very cool Lime Green Metallic. Built in 2024. This guitar plays every bit as good as it looks - fast, smooth, and incredibly responsive. It is in excellent condition, showing only the faintest signs of play wear. The frets are perfect, and the setup is dialed in beautifully. It sounds fantastic and covers everything from articulate cleans to tight, powerful overdriven tones. Comes with the trem bar, spec sheet, and original G&G hardshell case.

  This 2001 Gibson ES-135 model was built right here in our hometown of Memphis, TN. It is a rare example with great provenance, and a cool Blue Burst finish. Originally owned by a former Gibson manager, this guitar was part of a small and unusual production run. Gibson temporarily ran out of Chromite (their name for balsa wood normally used for ES-135 center blocks), and to keep production moving, they built only 27 guitars with a solid maple center block. This is one of those rare pieces, offering a slightly different tonal response - tighter, more focused, and with a bit more punch compared to the traditional Chromite block. Think BIG ES-335 tone.

Up for sale is a 2017 Fender Eric Johnson Rosewood Stratocaster in the Tropical Turquoise finish. This model showcases Eric Johnson’s obsessive attention to detail and his pursuit of tonal perfection. Every aspect of the design was crafted to his specifications—from the specially voiced pickups and extra-contoured neck and body, to the refined tremolo assembly and electronics layout.

  Here is a Fender Custom Shop 1952 Telecaster “Chicago Special” Heavy Relic in Faded Butterscotch Blonde. Built in 2021, it has all the vibe of a well-worn blackguard with the punch and clarity of Fender's hand-wound Chicago Special pickups.
  The “Chicago Special” series was put together with the team at Chicago Music Exchange to capture the best of Fender's golden era while sneaking in a few modern touches. Light weight, resonant, and loaded with killer hand-wound pickups, this one is a blast to play and a looker too.
  At just 7lbs 3oz, this Tele is lightweight, very comfortable, and super resonant. Recently set up, it plays great. It is currently wired with modern Tele controls, but the original ’51 Mod Nocaster harness is included in the case if you want to swap it back. Comes with the original tweed hardshell case, COA, build sheet, bridge cover, and paperwork.

  Here's a 1976 Fender Telecaster in Blonde finish. This one is all original and in excellent shape, especially for being nearly 50 years old. It's a two-owner guitar that was played lightly early on, then spent the majority of the next 40-plus years tucked safely under a bed. It is incredibly well-preserved, showing with very light cosmetic wear and the original frets that show very little use. It plays and sounds great.
  Not only does it come with the original hardshell case, but the original bridge cover and owner's manual are also included. Both very cool to have and pretty rare to still be with the guitar after all these years.

  Here's a top-tier Tokai Love Rock LS160, built in 2011 in Japan. This model is Tokai's high-end take on the golden-era Les Paul, and many players will tell you Tokai does it better than Gibson. Either way, this one delivers.
  It is loaded with a premium upgrade: a set of Gibson Burstbucker 1 & 2 pickups, it nails vintage PAF tones: rich and woody in the neck, bright and clear in the bridge, and beautifully balanced together. The guitar weighs in at 8 lbs 13 oz and is loud, resonant, and punchy even before you plug it in.

  Here is a vintage 1973 Gibson Les Paul Deluxe in a classic Goldtop finish. It has a maple top on a mahogany pancake body, with that unmistakable Les Paul tone: rich sustain, warm lows, and sweet mids. The 3-piece maple neck with rosewood fingerboard adds clarity and snap.
  It is in good condition with normal wear for its age - surface scratches, dings, and buckle rash, all shown in the photos. The neck is straight, the frets are in solid shape. It is a well-balanced and great-playing vintage guitar.
  The wiring is all original except for one replaced volume pot. The pot code (1377317), along with the 6-digit serial number (050035) and "Made in USA" stamp, all date the guitar to 1973.
  If you're looking for a vintage Les Paul that's been well-preserved and plays and sounds great, this is a cool one.

  Here is a standout 2022 PRS CE24 that takes this already great model up a few notches with some fantastic upgrades. Eriza Verde finish on a quilted maple top (instead of the standard flame), a sleek ebony fingerboard (instead of rosewood), and a PRS hardshell case upgrade instead of the usual gig bag.
  It is also factory equipped with PRS 57/08TM pickups: a nice tonal upgrade from the standard 85/15s. These pickups offer a sweet, vintage inspired voice with fantastic clarity and dynamic response, and are typically reserved for higher-end models.
  This guitar is in excellent to near-mint condition. The frets are perfect with no wear, and it has been freshly set up. Plays great and sounds incredible.
  You won't find many CE24s like this, with custom-level appointments and killer tone. Grab it while you can!

Here is a rare gem for Fender and Clapton fans alike: a 2000 Fender Custom Shop Stratocaster, one of a limited edition of 10 custom-built for Sam Ash. Each set consisted of a Telecaster and a Stratocaster — this Strat is from pair #8 of those 10.