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The Ed Gerhard Exotic improves on the already formidable Gerhard Signature model with back and sides of highly prized Brazilian Rosewood and a select German Spruce top. Play the instrument that Ed himself tours and records with! Brazilian Rosewood and German Spruce represent the very best materials for building a guitar that is at once pristine in tone, stunning in appearance and promising in investment. The Ed Gerhard Exotic is an instrument as refined, inspiring and timeless as the player whose name it bears.
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The 60th anniversary of the Fender Telecaster guitar has been celebrated by a unique and unprecedented release of some of their most collectable and historical instruments. This particular guitar is a reproduction of one of the most collectable guitars ever. After the Gretsch company asked Fender to drop the "Broadcaster" name, Fender simply cut the decals so that they read "Fender" only. These "Nocaster" guitars were made until the Telecaster name was introduced in 1951. It is believed that only about 475 Nocasters were ever produced. The LTD Limited Nocaster 2 Pickup model features a premium ash body with the Custom Shop Relic finish treatment, 1-piece maple neck, 25.5" scale length, and a 21-fret maple fretboard. A Flat Pole Broadcaster single-coil pickup in the bridge position, and Vintage 50's single-coil pickup in the neck position offer the player a wide variety of tones for any style of music. Chrome hardware includes a vintage style bridge with 3 vintage saddles and Fender/Gotoh vintage style tuning machines. Includes case, strap, cable, and a limited edition certificate of authenticity.
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World Famous American Guitar & Band is proud to offer this incredibly rare 1947 Gibson Super 400 Hollow-Body Guitar.
Made in the Kalamazoo, MI factory, this is a beautiful example of Gibson's craftsmanship and has an incredible tone that can only come from a vintage Gibson Archtop.
This all original guitar has been incredibly well preserved and is in great condition. Other than a few dings and scratches it acquired over the years, there are only a few small issues
The original strap button has broken off at the heel of the guitar, and there is a small crack at the base of the neck (shown in images)
The neck is straight and the action is great, making this a very playable
guitar.
This is a great chance to own a piece of guitar history and one of the finest guitars ever built.
Original Hardshell Case Included.
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The Parker Supreme electric guitar is handcrafted by master builders that were personally trained by Ken Parker himself. This guitar is nothing less than perfection and at that price I'm sure you would agree, it should be. Every attention to detail makes this one of the best and most versatile guitars in the world.
The Fly Supreme comes equipped with DiMarzio custom wound humbucker pickups. A 3-way mag pickup selection switch with a push-pull coil tap adds to the tonal variety you can coax from the Fly Supreme. In addition Parker adds a custom Fishman piezo for incredibly rich acoustic sounds. A built-in stereo voltage-doubled preamp completes the Fly Supreme's pickup configuration.
The Fly Supreme has Parker's custom vibrato system. It features a custom flat spring with balance adjustment, and a 3-mode step stop: fixed, bend down only or floating. The Parker custom cast aluminum vibrato bridge and stainless steel saddles always keeps things in tune.
We are so confident that you will love this guitar, we are offering a 100% Satisfaction guarantee. Just contact us within 7 days of receipt for an RA number and you can return it for a full refund, minus shipping. No restock fee.
Parker Fly Supreme Guitar Features:
* Finish: Polyurethane * Neck Wood: Reinforced basswood * Neck Shape: conical, 10"-13" radius * Body Wood: AAA big leaf flame maple * Machine Heads: Sperzel locking tuners * Fingerboard: Carbon-Glass-Epoxy .020" composite * No. of Frets: 24 hardened steel * Scale Length: 25.5" * Pickups: 2 x DiMarzio custom wound humbuckers; 6-element Fishman piezo * Controls: Mag volume, mag tone w/ push-pull coil tap, piezo volume, mag/piezo 3 way selector * Bridge/Tailpiece: Parker custom-cast aluminum; steel saddles * Pickup Switching: 3-way mag switching with push-pull coil tap * Hardware: Chrome with black tuning keys and knobs *
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A quick listen to any of Zakk Wylde’s seminal playing, from Ozzy Osbourne’s “No More Tears” to Black Label Society’s “Bleed For Me”, tells you instantly that this guitarist goes at it rough and ready, and takes no prisoners. The Zakk Wylde Les Paul BFG embodies the mammoth tone and over-the-top rock attitude of its name sake, and offers all the equipment necessary to undertake your own scorched-earth attack on your local music scene: from its rough-hewn bookmatched maple top, to its rounded ’50s-spec neck with ebony fingerboard, to its sizzling EMG 81 and 85 humbucking pickups — all approved by the Wylde man himself — the Zakk Wylde Les Paul BFG is primed to deliver the message, in a big way. And with two Zakk-certified looks to choose from, a bullseye graphic or buzzsaw graphic over a satin-natural nitro finish, there will be no mistaking that you have come for business.
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GS-FLTD: Grand Symphony, Solid Figured Mahogany Back/Sides, Solid Premium Sitka Spruce Top, Ebony Binding w/Armrest, Backstrap and Mini Wedge, ES, 2010 Fall LTD
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The Gretsch G6128T-GH George Harrison Custom Shop Tribute Duo Jet is a stunning replica of the guitar played by George Harrison as seen on legendary early footage of the Beatles performing at Liverpool's Cavern Club; where the group played from February 1961 to August 1963. Georges prized instrument of choice was a black 1957 Gretsch 6128 Duo Jet, serial number 21179, with a Bigsby vibrato unit. The guitar is clearly visible in the footage. After acquiring the guitar in the summer of 1961, Harrison used this guitar almost exclusively during the historic three-year span when the Beatles parlayed their local fame into legendary status. This guitar is heard on the Beatles' debut album, Please Please Me, and the song of the same name that was their first number-one hit. After retiring this guitar in 1963, he gave the guitar to his close friend Klaus Voorman, (who is famous for designing the Beatles Revolver album cover, and later became the bassist for John Lennons Plastic Ono Band). A quarter-century later he re-acquired this legendary guitar and used it for his acclaimed 1987 solo album Cloud Nine; as also seen on the now iconic cover art.The body is carved from mahogany, and is chambered for improved tonality and weight relief; and is capped with a 3-ply Maple Top. The neck is carved from mahogany with a rosewood fretboard and a comfortable 9 radius. The electronics feature a pair of DynaSonic Single-Coil Bridge and Neck Pickups, Custom Made by Seymour Duncan. You will be able to relive these legendary sounds in your own hands. The vintage style tuners and the Bigsby B6C vibrato tailpiece perfectly complete the vibe.The G6128T-GH George Harrison "Tribute" Duo Jetof which only 60 will be mademirrors every scratch, ding, worn finish patch and rust spot of Harrison's guitar. Crafted by master luthier Stephen Stern and his crew at the Gretsch Custom Shop, it also faithfully replicates the modifications that were made to the original guitar in...
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History In hindsight, its certainly difficult to fathom Gibsons Les Paul Standard of the late 1950s and early 1960s not appealing to the masses. Yet thats exactly what happened, even as Gibson officials tried desperately to fine tune the instrument and m
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Carved Mahogany body & neck, Seymour Duncan pickups with Roland GK kit