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$7,895.00
Here's a true treasure for guitar lovers, a vintage Gibson J-200. Made in 1968. The Gibson catalog describes their J-200 model as “King of the Flat Top Guitars”. This is timeless instrument that exudes charm and character. This J-200 showcases its age with grace and is in overall very good condition. The saddle, nut, frets, and neck binding have been professionally replaced. The bridge plate was rebuilt, and the adjustable saddle replaced; breathing new life into this vintage beauty. These upgrades have improved the instrument's performance and tone while retaining its authentic essence. With its iconic sunburst finish, this Gibson J-200 captivates both the eyes and ears. The action is low and easy to play. Strummed, it has a rich, resonant tone that is both loud and balanced, making it ideal for a variety of musical styles.
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Whether you are a collector seeking a prized addition to your collection or a musician yearning for a vintage gem, this vintage 1968 Gibson J-200 is ready to inspire and delight. Don't miss your chance to own this piece of musical history. Comes with the original hardshell case (one side of the handle is broken). -
$14,950.00
The PRS Private Stock John McLaughlin Limited Edition in Charcoal Phoenix finish with Smoked Black back is here. This classic instrument has been meticulously spec’d by Paul Reed Smith to honor John McLaughlin. All of the woods were specially chosen by Smith for their tone, figure, and weight. The specs are fairly straightforward: maple top, mahogany back, hormigo neck (a tone wood used on marimbas for sound-producing tines) with an African blackwood fretboard, 22 frets, 25” scale length, Pattern neck, PRS’s patented Gen III tremolo, and PRS Phase III tuners.
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“Playing music is a way of being. Playing an instrument requires you to move out of the normal level of consciousness. If you’re thinking, you’re not playing. If you’re playing, you’re not thinking. If you have problems with your instrument, you’re not going to move out of the thinking zone and into your own world. This is why I love my guitar. For me, it’s perfect.” – John McLaughlin