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 Year:  0000 Location: Hollywood

Notes: VINTAGE 60'S GUILD A500 BLONDE SPECIAL
 Make/Model:  GUILD Archtop
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107343095
 Price:  $3,500.00

 

 Year:  1966 Location: Hollywood

Notes: Released in 1962, the Jaguar was based on the Jazzmaster, with the same "offset waist" body and "floating tremolo" system. Unlike the Jazzmaster, the Jaguar was fitted with a shorter 24-inch scale, 22-fret neck (the first Fender guitar to have 22 frets) and featured smaller single-coil pickups with notched side plates that improved RF shielding, making the Jaguar less prone to interference than the more popular Stratocaster and Telecaster.
 Make/Model:  FENDER JAGUAR
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107610354
 Price:  $3,200.00

 

 Year:  1968 Location: Hollywood

Notes: The Telecaster Bass was introduced in May 1968. Essentially a straight reissue of the original 1951 Precision Bass, it featured a large pickguard, Telec -shaped headstock, single pickup, and chrome control plate. In '71,the Tele Bass was given an overhaul. The old-style pickguard was redesigned to eliminate the control plate, and the single-coil pickup was replaced with a larger, more powerful, humbucking unit. The Telecaster Bass was produced alongside the contemporary Precision Bass through the 1970s. It was to be the final version of the Telecaster Bass, which was discontinued in the fall of 1979.
 Make/Model:  FENDER TELE BASS
 Color:  PAISLEY
 Item:  107610313
 Price:  $8,200.00

 

 Year:  1981 Location: Hollywood

Notes: The Gibson Les Paul Deluxe was originally released in 1969. It was basically a Standard Goldtop that was fitted with mini-humbuckers. The new pickups produced a nice, tight crunch that pleased many players of the period. The Who's Pete Townshend made use of them in several concerts and recordings. The guitar first appeared on the gibson price list in 1969 for $425 and proved to be a successful alternative to the full-sized humbucker equipped Les Pauls.
 Make/Model:  GIBSON Les Paul Deluxe
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107610305
 Price:  $2,500.00

 

 Year:  1963 Location: Hollywood

Notes: The SG Junior features a slim, lightweight mahogany body paired with a P-90 single coil pickup Originally introduced as the lower budget, student model Les Paul Jr, it was was renamed the "SG" model shortly after the new body style was introduced in 1961. It's stripped down mentality and cutting tone made it a favorite of early punk and rock musicians alike.
 Make/Model:  GIBSON SG JUNIOR
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107610289
 Price:  $4,000.00

 

 Year:  0000 Location: Hollywood

Notes: VINT 1960S VOX TEMPEST 12STR
 Make/Model:  VOX 12-String
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107610248
 Price:  $750.00

 

 Year:  1964 Location: Hollywood

Notes: Featuring four 10" speakers and 40 watts of power, the Fender Concert was rather short lived (1960-65) and was available in period correct brown, white or black tolex. Loud and punchy, it was retired soon after the introduction of the 4x10" Super Reverb in late '63.
 Make/Model:  FENDER CONCERT
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107610131
 Price:  $1,800.00

 

 Year:  1971 Location: Hollywood

Notes: As with most Fender combos of the day, the Deluxe received a make-over in late '63, adding reverb and switching the tolex color to black. The newly rechristened Deluxe Reverb was an immediate success due to it's sweet tone, expansive reverb, and small size and weight. Loud enough for a small club and perfectly suited for studio use, the Deluxe Reverb has been described by many as the perfect "desert island" amplifier.
 Make/Model:  FENDER DELUXE REVERB
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107610123
 Price:  $1,600.00

 

 Year:  1972 Location: Hollywood

Notes: VINT 1972 RICKENBACKER 420 BLK
 Make/Model:  RICKENBACKER electric
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107610057
 Price:  $1,500.00

 

 Year:  0000 Location: Hollywood

Notes: In the fall of 1954, Nathan Daniel started production of Silvertone guitars for Sears. He also produced the same guitars under the Danelectro name, sold to other jobbers. These early models didn't have truss rods but had a 3/4" square aluminum tube beginning at the peghead and through the body to the bridge. The bodies were constructed of solid Poplar wood. The Silvertone models were covered with a dark maroon vinyl covering, while the Danelectro models were covered in a whitish tweed material. The Silvertone brand produced a wide variety of styles over the years. Mainly a beginner's instrument, their unique tones and styles have stood the test of time and are now highly regarded collectables. Silvertone also produced several fine tube amps during their heyday.
 Make/Model:  SILVERTONE combo
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107607871
 Price:  $200.00

 

 Year:  0000 Location: Hollywood

Notes: VINT 1960S MAGNATONE DAVINCI COMBO
 Make/Model:  MAGNATONE combo
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107607863
 Price:  $750.00

 

 Year:  0000 Location: Hollywood

Notes: VINT 1960S EPIPHONE DEVON TREMOLO COMBO
 Make/Model:  EPIPHONE combo
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107607848
 Price:  $400.00

 

 Year:  0000 Location: Hollywood

Notes: VINT 1950S HARMONY H306
 Make/Model:  HARMONY combo
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107607830
 Price:  $400.00

 

 Year:  1972 Location: Hollywood

Notes: Introduced in 1968, the semi-hollow bodied Telecaster Thinline was available in either ash or mahogany. In late '71 the pickup configuration was changed from standard Tele to dual Fender humbuckers and a tilt neck was added. It remained unchanged and in production until 1980.
 Make/Model:  FENDER telecaster thinline
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107607814
 Price:  $3,400.00

 

 Year:  1973 Location: Hollywood

Notes: Introduced in 1968, the semi-hollow bodied Telecaster Thinline was available in either ash or mahogany. In late '71 the pickup configuration was changed from standard Tele to dual Fender humbuckers and a tilt neck was added. It remained unchanged and in production until 1980.
 Make/Model:  FENDER telecaster thinline
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107607798
 Price:  $3,400.00

 

 Year:  0000 Location: Hollywood

Notes: VINTAGE MARTIN SYTLE 3 SOPRANO UKE W/HC
 Make/Model:  MARTIN UK II
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107313642
 Price:  $1,400.00

 

 Year:  1954 Location: Hollywood

Notes: VINTAGE GIBSON 1954 LES PAUL GOLDTOP W/OHSC 091411
 Make/Model:  GIBSON LES PAUL
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  106957200
 Price:  $23,499.99

 

 Year:  1976 Location: Hollywood

Notes: TWIN/TWIN REV Introduced in 1952, the Fender Twin featured a 2x12" speaker configuration, tweed covering, and two 6L6 power tubes supplying 25 watts of power. In '58, Fender boosted the power output to 80 watts with a quad of 5881 output tubes. Known as the "high power" Twin, these models have become the most sought after by both players and collectors. In 1963, Fender added reverb to the design and the Twin Reverb was born. Throughout the years, the ever-popular Twin has had many versions, including the Twin Reverb, Twin Reverb II, Red Knob Twin (often referred to as the "evil Twin"), and, most recently, the '65 reissue.
 Make/Model:  FENDER TWIN REVERB
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107093650
 Price:  $599.99

 

 Year:  1980 Location: Hollywood

Notes: VINTAGE 80'S MARSHALL 4X12 CABINET 020512
 Make/Model:  MARSHALL cabinet
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107339790
 Price:  $699.99

 

 Year:  0000 Location: Hollywood

Notes: VINTAGE ELECXTRO-HARMONIC SMALL STONE 020512
 Make/Model:  Electro-harmonix PHASER
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107339788
 Price:  $149.99

 

 Year:  1970 Location: Hollywood

Notes: VINTAGE 70'S GUILD D25 ACOUSTIC (020512)
 Make/Model:  GUILD acoustic
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107339786
 Price:  $599.99

 

 Year:  1978 Location: Hollywood

Notes: The Musicmaster Bass was introduced as a variation of the Mustang bass in the mid-60's. It was originally marketed as a student model. Rather than the split-coil design of the Mustang Bass, it featured a single-coil pickup, which was actually a 6-pole Stratocaster guitar pickup under a solid plastic cover. Fender also produced a small tube combo, titled Musicmaster bass, that was surprisingly good sounding for both bass and guitar.
 Make/Model:  FENDER MUSIC MASTER BASS
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107336715
 Price:  $549.99

 

 Year:  1958 Location: Hollywood

Notes: Developed by Leo Fender and launched in 1950, the Broadcaster was soon changed to Telecaster to avoid confusion with the name of a drum model produced by Gretsch. It has remained a staple of the Fender line for nearly 60 years.
 Make/Model:  FENDER Telecaster
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  106819684
 Price:  $6,499.99

 

 Year:  1962 Location: Hollywood

Notes: VINTAGE 62/63 MAGNATONE 480 2X12
 Make/Model:  MAGNATONE combo
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107319833
 Price:  $899.99

 

 Year:  1900 Location: Hollywood

Notes: VINTAGE 1900S VEGA A STYLE MANDOLIN
 Make/Model:  GIBSON MANDOLIN
 Color:  N/A
 Item:  107318075
 Price:  $499.99

 




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