Jay Rosen

Early narrow panel Champ, this one still has the original 6 inch speaker. The speaker is working but has some tape over a hole. The Champ is pretty original and detailed pictures are here. Good working amp, just in on a MAJOR trade, if you get my drift.

this is the one to buy at the correct price. Nice looking original example with a new leather handle. It seems pretty original with the original 8 inch speaker.

This one is either from 1965 or 1966 based on the features. The bass is still in excellent condition and the original case is also in excellent condition. The neck is straight and still has the correct geometry. The bass has a black painted neck which is original but I have not had one painted like this before.

This guitar came in from an estate of a fellow who used this and a few other items hard for over 50 years. This guitar has headstock repair and the back of the headstock painted black over the repaired damage. Since the guitar does not say Les Paul on the front we can consider it a 1960 Model. The tuners and tailpiece are not original. The finish is original other than the mentioned repair.

Four input Bassman from 1960, this one has two original speakers and two replaced speakers. The amp has been recovered in black vinyl and perhaps another layer under that.

Vox really made some interesting guitars. I have so many here. This one is a rare Mark IX model nine string guitar, but also very rare in this color. Everything is original and complete including the original case. I find nothing here to complain about.

I had a lot of fun buying Dwight Guitars from Clive Brown for a few years. These are guitars he built in very limited numbers, by hand. I think I may have bought a dozen or ten and all were very unique works of art. The 2016 Eliminator being offered here is a guitar I requested from Clive in this Silver Fox color. He completed it in 2016 and delivered it to me at a Texas guitar show. I am not...

1958 or 1959 Jazzmaster case, original tweed. This one has some wear. Still solid and transportable but missing one clasp on the end. These are somewhat rare, only in use for about a year from mid 1958-mid 1959.

This one is original and still in reasonable condition but with some wear, as shown. The case has the yellow lining and the buckle between the handle so is the correct case for 1958 or 1959 Stratocaster, Telecaster or Esquire model guitars.

This one is still in excellent condition and is the correct case for 1959 or 1960 only. There was a Stratocaster in it but this also is correct for Telecaster or Esquire models.

Circa 1950's gig bag for Telecaster or Esquire guitar. I am not sure the exact year, I think these were offered from the early to later 1950's. This is an original and complete example made not of leather. I would not really use this very much but if you are missing a case for your antique guitar this is a nice companion for it. Rare item.

Original late 1960's Mustang Bass case that is still in reasonable condition. There is no major wear or damage and the buckles and hinges are all here and working. It should be good for another five decades hopefully.

C F Martin company has offered many different shapes and sizes of instruments in their long history. This is the one they got right, This model usually has the most pleasing sound. This one has some issues but has very little damage or cracks I can find. The guitar has a lot of new finish so I will call it refinished. There could be some original finish hiding on the guitar but it does not look...

This one is still in pretty un used condition. I bought it from a family friend a few moths ago and now.... presenting.... this gently used PRS. The color is very light blue. I am prepared to answer any questions and learn more about these high quality Paul Reed Smith guitars that have nearly killed the demand for vintage Les Pauls and Fenders.

In 1982 Fender presented this model with an exciting vintage presentation and some modern features. I think this color was listed in the catalog as Lake Placid Blue. This one is still in nice original condition. I had to have one of the pickups rewound, so I did.

Ok, you could fit what I know about this on the head of a pin but I will try to do my job. This is a very well made early bass from PRS made here in the good old U S OF A. The top is a nice figured top and this bass is still in excellent condition. It is fretless with an ebony fingerboard. I do not know if this started life as a fretless bass, I have some doubts. The bass does not seem heavy and...

The color of this guitar is very dark.In the sun light I can determine it is dark red. The guitar is in excellent original condition. The neck is 1 11/16th wide at the nut so it feels wide and comfortable. The neck is a very straight and stable maple neck. The guitar is super fun to play with very little fret wear and has low action.

This guitar has wear and the finish is all original but has been in a humid Hawaiian climate for decades until it was sent to me. One pot has been replaced and I had to buy knobs for this guitar as it arrived with none.I am now a fan of this finish color, it took some time for this, it is an acquired taste it seems.

This one is really in excellent original condition and is a very early silver face one. It could have left the factory in late 1967. I have experience shipping amplifiers and enjoy packing them to send to you.

This bass is pretty intact with no real damage or repairs just normal wear. It might have had black knobs originally. This still has the wider nut width of 1965 and older models. Low notes at a low price here.

This is a nice all original early 1967 model with sort of transitional features. The logo is a transition logo on a maple cap neck. The tuners are the F tuners. The neck is comfortable and easy to operate with a typical shape and size for this time period. The weight is seven pounds, seven ounces, it seems light.

This one is still in excellent original condition maybe one of the last competition models to come out of the factory. The finish is still in nice condition and the original case is included.

Sears really had a good thing going back in 1966. They sold great Craftsman tools that would work solid for many years. They sold durable stylish clothing. They sold nice quality DANELECTRO guitars at Sears, and amps, for many years. Wha'appen? Anyway, today's offering is a two pickup full scale solid body offering not often seen. The guitar is original with some chips and dings but the neck and...

It must be red guitar month here at my shop. In celebration I will be offering all red guitars at list price but only for a limited time only so... hurry up! This guitar is not uncommon but usually only seen in sunburst. The design is great so seeing in a solid color really makes ones day I would imagine. I am delighted, for sure. This is still in excellent original condition but the original...

Ok ,I am noticing the un bound neck 1965 seems to be a great version of the Jazzmaster. This one is true to that. The neck feels big and full. It has been refretted, a good job.The weight is 7 pounds 15 ounces.The overall condition of this guitar is still pretty clean and original. This is an original finish custom color guitar .

This one is pretty interesting from early 1965 unbound neck with clay dot inlays and the older style knobs. The guitar is light weight at 7 pounds 2 ounces and the body does seem to have deep contours and feels very tailored. The color is the best color for any FENDER guitar, I declare it to be so. Let's not argue or at least not in public. I love this guitar but that is how this job goes...

Ask Nate.

This is an actual guitar with the wide neck at the nut from 1965. The color has a nice faded look to it that is unique and attractive.The guitar is in good shape but there is a crack at the heel that has been repaired.There is also a built in pickup connected to the end pin jack so ready for the band stand.

This one would qualify as a rarity. I do see one every now and then but usually with the dark grill cloth. The 1 x 15 was more popular with the professional musicians who could actually afford one of these very expensive top of the line amplifiers. Eventually the compact 1 x 12 Showman model was phased out around 1964. This is a nice all original example with some normal wear but still attractive...

This is a bold one, it really has a lot of visual information happening. There is some finish checking but it seems real good beyond that. I have not seen many of these, you would think I could remember that. Also one available in Blue Burst.