Vintage Guitars, Amps, and gear

Beatles. That's all I can say. Candlestick Park August 29,1966. Three of these on stage. Once again I had to have one. It makes my blood run cold just looking at it. And the chrome trolley is the… view entry > | edit entry >

It's in great shape, the best I've seen. I remember the cool kid in high school unveiling his at a school dance in about 1968. His band had Vox everything. I knew I had to have one. It just took about… view entry > | edit entry >

This is a beauty. It has a v-shaped neck and tremolo. Typical 2-tone sunburst with great feel and player wear. view entry > | edit entry >

This is an extremely clean example. It's a three tone sunburst hard tail (non-tremolo). Plays like a dream! With the hard tail you can bend that note forever... view entry > | edit entry >

This one ought to be in a museum. The P-90 pickup screams. The tuners are disintegrating with age, but otherwise this guitar is in 9.0/10 condition. These guitars were made in a yellowish color… view entry > | edit entry >

Manufactured in 1964 per speaker serial numbers. 65 watts through 2 channels; 11 tubes including four 6L6's in push-pull for the final. Independent Loudness (I love that!), Bass, Mid and Treble… view entry > | edit entry >

I love the white tolex. Ever since I saw this amp on the cover of the Blind faith album, I had to have one. It is the piggyback configuration, with 2-12 inch Jensen speakers. Nice tone in about a 35… view entry > | edit entry >

This is the surf sound, baby! This guitar is in Sea Foam Green with the matching headstock. I have a thing for the matching headstock paint jobs. This might be a re-finished paint job, but if so it… view entry > | edit entry >

This is a very early 1964 Mustang, probably one of the first couple hundred made. Note the clay dot markers. I bought it because I had one just like it as a kid. It was my first good guitar. It was… view entry > | edit entry >

The first year. The trapeze tailpiece (they went to the stop tail in 1956 I think)is a little funky to get your hand around. But this piece just oozes mojo. The gold finish has greened from all the… view entry > | edit entry >

Ridiculous tone. This one has been refinished. Ross Vallory of Journey left it in his garage, which flooded, hence the re-cover. I can't stop plugging in to this amp. view entry > | edit entry >