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Makes
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Colors
- Sunburst 70
- Cherry 22
- Black 17
- Blond 16
- Candy Apple Red 13
- Natural 10
- Sparkling Burgundy 10
- TV Yellow 9
- Lake Placid Blue 8
- Goldtop 7
- POLARIS WHITE 7
- Sonic Blue 7
- Fiesta Red 6
- Firemist Silver 6
- Pelham Blue 6
- Cardinal Red 5
- Fireglo 5
- Firemist Gold 5
- Olympic White 5
- Argentine Grey 4
- Cherry Sunburst 4
- Frost Blue 4
- Blue Metallic 3
- Blue Sparkle 3
- Fullerton Red 3
- Inverness Green 3
- Lavender Lilac 3
- Mapleglo 3
- Orange 3
- Red Mahogany 3
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1960 DeArmond R-25T
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These rare DeArmond amps sound incredible, and this R-25T from 1960 is as big and as rare as they come! Not only is this size the largest of the DeArmond Amplifier line, but it is by far the rarest, especially in this great of a condition. Thanks to its higher wattage, this amp has a lot more clean headroom over the R5 and R15, and the EQ controls are extremely responsive. Across both channels,...
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1964 DeArmond R15-T
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This 1964 DeArmond R-15T is an incredible-sounding amp for its size! Known widely for their archtop pickups, DeArmond also made smaller combo amps from 1959-1964. Extremely similar to Fender amplifiers, and equipped with high-powered transformers, each of these amps packs a punch! This particular R-15T is in exceptional condition, with its original components and speaker dating to 1964. The...
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1960 DeArmond R15-T
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This 1960 DeArmond R-15T was someone’s pride and joy based on the amount of wear, and with how great it sounds, we see why! Sonically and dimensionally similar to the Tweed Deluxe, this DeArmond can produce strong cleans, and an awesome snarl when turned up. The tolex and grill cloth shows some wear and staining, and the control panel has some patina as well. Internally, this example sports a new...
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1961 DeArmond R5-T
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As the smallest of the rare DeArmond amps, this 1961 R-5T has all the force and grit of a Tweed Champ! Equipped with high-powered transformers, each of these amps packs a punch, and this one might punch the hardest for its stature! This particular amp is in good shape and has had service over the years to keep it sounding as it should. The cord has been converted over to a three-prong, and the...
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1960 DeArmond R15-T
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Check out this clean 1960 DeArmond R-15T! The R-15T is the DeArmond equivalent to the Fender Deluxe, with an onboard Tremolo control that works beautifully on this piece! The tone this amp can provide is stunning, and with the tone turned up, the amp starts to break up easily and naturally. Not only that, but even on lower volume settings the distortion is full and throaty for that quintessential...
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1960 DeArmond R5-T
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The smallest of the rare DeArmond amps, this R-5T has all the grit of a Tweed Champ! Known widely for their archtop pickups, DeArmond made smaller combo amps from 1959 to 1964, with the R5 being the smallest option available. Equipped with high-powered transformers, this particular amp is in good shape and has had service over the years to keep it sounding as it should. The cord has been...
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1965 Supro Tremo-verb
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This insanely clean 1965 Supro Tremoverb is a vintage piece, despite looking like it just rolled out of the factory! The original Supro brand operated from 1935 to 1968, producing high-end amplifiers, including the first combo amp with onboard reverb. This particular example sounds great both clean and overdriven. The replaced 10” Electro-Harmonix speaker can get loud, and the clean tones are...
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1959 Gibson ES-345
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Fresh into our shop is this gorgeous 1959 Gibson ES-345 in a well-preserved Sunburst finish! The ES-345 was first introduced in 1959, and this piece is an excellent example of those highly desirable first-year specs. The neck profile is full and extremely comfortable, and these nicely maintained frets have plenty of life left in them. With its current setup, the guitar is a pleasure to play, and...
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1965 Fender Stratocaster
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The finish on this original 1965 Fender Stratocaster in Lake Placid Blue has aged to a beautiful Ocean Turquoise Metallic hue! This example just so happens to have a maple cap neck with a small headstock, a highly desirable combo that only appeared in 1965. The finish on both the body and neck has taken on a rich patina, with the neck taking on a beautiful golden shade that brings out some subtle...
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1963 Fender Telecaster
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This completely original 1963 Fender Telecaster features a rare, factory Red Mahogany finish! Throughout the 1960s, Fender experimented with unique options for the Esquire and Telecaster, and this is a prime example! This “Red Mahogany” finish was only available through custom order and only advertised for a couple of years in Fender’s catalogs. Needless to say, these examples...
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1958 Gibson Les Paul
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This completely original 1958 Gibson Les Paul Goldtop with a dark back and factory Bigsby is not something you see every day! This body was never drilled for a stop tail and has been in this configuration ever since it left the Gibson factory in 1958. It’s got an overall fantastic patina throughout the guitar, with some verdigris in the expected weather checking. The neck profile is full and...
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1965 Gibson Firebird III
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We’re extremely grateful to have this super rare 1965 Gibson Firebird III in its original Frost Blue finish! Towards the end of the original “Reverse” Firebird run, Gibson had several lefty necks left over. Instead of disposing of them, they used the remaining stock to make a small batch of “non-reverse” headstock Firebirds. Most of these we’ve seen are Custom Colors, just like this one! The...
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1958 Gibson Les Paul Standard
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This 1958 Gibson Les Paul Standard in Sunburst is an unbelievable first-year example of the “Holy Grail” of all vintage guitars! As you can see, this piece is in excellent condition, with hardly any playwear and minimal fading of the light-sensitive, aniline-based red dye. The maple top has some subtle figuring throughout and simmers with some movement in the light. All components are original...
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1965 Fender Jaguar
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Feast your eyes on this beautiful, one-off 1965 Fender Jaguar in its original Gold Champagne Sparkle finish! This guitar was most likely made for a Fender display at a Trade Show, as it is a showstopper! Not only is the body and headstock finished in a brilliant pink/gold sparkle, but this original pickguard is topped in a thick sparkle epoxy to match. One of the coolest parts of this guitar is...
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1970 Fender Stratocaster
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Here’s an exceedingly unique 1970 Fender Stratocaster in Blue Metallic! This is the only Stratocaster we’re aware of in this color, and the guitar even has the word “Special” ink stamped in the neck pocket. While similar to Lake Placid Blue, this finish sports a lighter shade of blue with a more pronounced metallic fleck. As you can see, its color is very well preserved, with fine weather...
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1968 Fender Custom Telecaster
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This 1968 Fender Custom Telecaster in Olympic White is sharply dressed thanks to its original “Tuxedo” style binding! It’s also equipped with a factory-installed Bigsby to give the player more tonal options, as well as increasing sustain. To us, the main highlight of this guitar (aside from the tuxedo look) would be the nitro-finished neck, which sports a beautifully even patina and Birdseye...
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1958 Gibson Les Paul Custom
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Here’s a monstrous-sounding 1958 Gibson Les Paul Custom in its original Black finish! This particular guitar was professionally refretted and fitted with a new nut to make a world of a difference playability-wise over the original “fretless wonder” frets. These new frets and low action make this Les Paul effortless to play, and the three original PAFs bring that thunderous tone they’re so well...
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1967 Fender Custom Telecaster
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We’ve seen some unbelievable necks, but check out the figured neck on this very rare 1967 Fender Custom Telecaster in its original Black finish! Both the body and neck of this piece are finished in nitrocellulose, and as a result, have aged very gracefully over the years. You rarely see Custom Telecasters finished in Black, and this piece looks even better with some patina on the binding! The...
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1967 Fender Esquire
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This 1967 Fender Esquire in its original Sunburst finish is a full package; complete with its original hang tag and rare export case! While a Sunburst finished guitar might seem standard, at this time Fender almost exclusively produced Sunbursts for their export market, making this one pretty rare and technically a “Custom Color.” Not only that, it’s a great playing piece that sounds incredible...
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1982 Rickenbacker 362/12
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Here’s an incredibly rare 1982 Rickenbacker 362/12 in its original Jetglo finish! Tom Petty had one just like this and used it prominently in the studio and during live performances. There’s something magical about the Rickenbacker 12-string sound, and this guitar certainly has that ethereal chime! Both necks have great action and playability, and thanks to the “hi-gain” pickups, sound great too!...
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1965 Gibson SG Junior
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If you’re looking for a well-kept, rich Cherry SG Junior with a full neck, this example from 1965 is the one for you! This guitar is completely original and has one of the nicest feeling necks we’ve had our hands on from this era in Gibson’s history. It measures .8” at the first fret which increases to a comfortable 1.04” at the twelfth! The strong P-90 gives you that classic Gibson tone, and...
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1961 Gibson ES-345 (Lefty)
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We’re lucky to have this near-mint, left-handed 1961 Gibson ES-345 in its original Sunburst finish! This guitar features a factory-installed Bigsby and Stereo Varitone for a wide range of tones and capabilities. These two original and unopened PAFs truly live up to their legendary reputation, sounding immensely full and powerful. It’s remarkable how great the condition is on this piece; even the...
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1974 Fender Telecaster Deluxe
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This 1974 Fender Telecaster Deluxe in its original Walnut finish is fully original, and sounds great! Thanks to two hot Wide-Range humbuckers and individual tone controls, you can mix and match to get the exact tone you’re looking for. With a belly carve, micro-tilt neck adjustment, and easily accessible “bullet” truss rod, this guitar features all of the bells and whistles Fender was offering at...
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1954 Gibson BR-9
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Here’s a really well kept 1954 Gibson BR-9 10 watt amplifier! The design of this cabinet screams 1950s, and would even look fantastic as a piece of furniture or decor on its own! Luckily, this one sounds even better than it looks, with good breakup at a comfortable volume for indoor playing or practicing. This guitar has had its filter caps replaced, in addition to a professionally installed...
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1951 Gibson BR-9
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For such a compact package, this beautiful 1951 Gibson BR-9 Amp really sounds big and clean! After the production shutdown due to WWII, Gibson tasked Chicago-based Barnes & Reinecke with designing and producing a range of amplifiers, including the BR-9! First introduced in 1947, the BR-9 Lap Steel and matching amp was one of Gibson’s best selling combos due to its affordable price. No matter...
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1954 Gibson GA-5 (Les Paul Jr)
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Here’s an original 1954 Gibson GA-5 “Les Paul Junior” amp in good condition! As the name implies, the GA-5 was released alongside the introduction of the Les Paul Junior model, and was also marketed as a student model to complement this new guitar line. The amp has been serviced and maintained throughout the years to preserve that vintage Gibson tone. It had the filter caps replaced, but still...
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1948 Gibson BR-9
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This 1948 Gibson BR-9 is in great shape, and sounds awesome too! This amp was clearly well cared for, as the only cosmetic wear is predominately on the back and corners. This was original sold with the BR–9 branded lap steel, and it still can produce those chimey clean tones. Thanks to the 8” speaker, this one can be comfortably enjoyed in any room in your home. This amp has seen some work to...
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1955 Gibson GA-5 (Les Paul Jr)
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Check out this well-preserved 1955 Gibson GA-5 “Les Paul Junior” amp! As you might’ve guessed, the GA-5 was released alongside the introduction of the Les Paul Junior model and was also marketed as a student model to complement this new guitar line. There’s some great tone in this little 5-watt amp, and it’s really similar to the Fender Champ. This amp really sings after the tubes have been...
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~1961 Watkins Westminster Tremolo
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If you think this circa-1961 Watkins Westminster looks cool, you should hear how great this little amp sounds! Watkins was one of the first UK-based amplifier manufacturers, and the Westminster was the first model to be mass-produced on any scale. This particular amp is most likely from the early 1960s, as it has an onboard tremolo, turquoise covering, four separate inputs, and 14W output....
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1957 Gibson Les Paul Junior
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How cool is the rosewood fretboard on this completely original 1957 Gibson Les Paul Junior in Sunburst? The Brazilian Rosewood fretboard has a beautiful light streak that runs down the entire treble-side, and it really makes this guitar stand out. It doesn’t take much playing to feel just how resonant this guitar is, and you can feel the whole guitar vibrate with each note. The full neck profile...
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