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Pages: «  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  11  12  13  14  15  16  17  »  Year:  1956 Location: Hollywood Playability: 7.7 lbs. Notes: Debatably the most popular electric guitar ever produced, the Stratocaster has been in production for nearly 60 years. Multiple pickup combinations make it suitable for any style of music while forward thinking design provides a comfortable playing experience in the studio or on stage.  Make/Model:  FENDER STRATOCASTER  Color:  SUNBURST  Item:  104015243  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1977 Location: Hollywood Playability: 7.6 lbs. 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:  BLOND  Item:  105609184  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1978 Location: Hollywood Notes: This model was originally created for singing cowboy Gene Autry before World War II. By the time production ceased in 1942, a total of 90 D-45s were made. Re-introduced in 1968, it has remained a favorite due to it's exceptional tone and beautiful appointments.  Make/Model:  MARTIN D-45  Color:  NATURAL  Item:  105502652  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1976 Location: Hollywood Playability: 8.7 lbs. Notes: Introduced in 1973, the Rickenbacker 481 featured a unique slanted fret design as well as slanted humbucking pickups. I had deluxe appointments and shared the body style of the 480 bass.  Make/Model:  RICKENBACKER 481  Color:  MAPLEGLOW  Item:  105502421  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1959 Location: Hollywood Playability: 7.65 lbs of sweet P-90 tone. Notes: Introduced in 1954, the Les Paul Junior was a budget model aimed at the student market. It featured a flat, uncarved mahogany body with no binding, a P90 pickup, and a wraparound combined bridge/tailpiece.  Make/Model:  GIBSON LES PAUL JUNIOR  Color:  CHERRY  Item:  105497556  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1956 Location: Hollywood Notes: The National String Instrument Corporation was registered in California in august of 1926. it merged with the Dobro Manufacturing in 1935 to become the National-Dobro company. national-Dobro held several patents on wood and metal body resonator coned instruments. Notable for their unique tones and greater volume than traditional acoustic guitars, the resononators became a staple for early blues and slide players.  Make/Model:  NATIONAL RESOPHONIC  Color:  WHITE MOP  Item:  105497515  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1968 Location: Hollywood Top Material: SPRUCE Notes: Martin produced roughly 3000 D-21 acoustics between 1955 and 1969. Basically a D-28 with lesser appointments (plain metal tuners, no neck binding), it features a brazilian rosewood fingerboard and bridge as well as tortoise binding.  Make/Model:  MARTIN D-21  Color:  NATURAL  Item:  105625784  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1970 Location: Hollywood Playability: 7.85 lbs. Notes: Debatably the most popular electric guitar ever produced, the Stratocaster has been in production for nearly 60 years. Multiple pickup combinations make it suitable for any style of music while forward thinking design provides a comfortable playing experience in the studio or on stage.  Make/Model:  FENDER STRATOCASTER  Color:  SUNBURST  Item:  105625834  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1966 Location: Hollywood Notes: The Style 18 Martin guitar (D-18, OM-18, 000-18, 00-18, 0-18) is a spruce top, mahogany body Martin guitar that has been the mainstream of the Martin guitar line since the mid-1800s. The Martin D-18 and other style 18 models are not the fanciest Martin models, but are good, basic guitars with fantastic tone.  Make/Model:  MARTIN O-18  Color:  N/A  Item:  105625768  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1976 Location: Hollywood Notes: The Martin D-18 Dreadnought is an American classic. Introduced in 1931, the D-18 is the original 14-fret Martin dreadnought and still one of their most popular instruments -- especially among studio musicians. The combination of light, quartersawn mahogany sides and back, and large Dreadnought size produces an exceptionally well-balanced tone.The D-18 is loud, with a bright, clear treble and warm, moderate bass, which makes it ideal for both recording and stage work.  Make/Model:  MARTIN D-18  Color:  SUNBURST  Item:  105608962  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1971 Location: Hollywood Playability: 7.05 lbs. Notes: Its first electric solidbodies (1962-1964) make Welson appear to be some kind of a subsidiary to the Bartolini-Gemelli galaxy, though some details betray a care of seriousness that put those guitars apart and is typical of Welson. After 1964 the initial design evolves without discontinuity towards a second generation of generally sunburst finished solidbodies, equipped with more conventional controls than the previous pushbuttons stripes.  Make/Model:  WELSUN ELECTRIC  Color:  RED SPARKLE  Item:  105502595  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1958 Location: Hollywood Playability: 7.05 lbs. Notes: Introduced in 1954, the Les Paul Junior was a budget model aimed at the student market. It featured a flat, uncarved mahogany body with no binding, a P90 pickup, and a wraparound combined bridge/tailpiece.  Make/Model:  GIBSON LES PAUL JUNIOR  Color:  CHERRY  Item:  105497622  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1978 Location: Hollywood Playability: 7.65 lbs. Notes: Originally meant for country musicians, the Telecaster was released as the Broadcaster in 1950. When first sold in stores, it retailed for less than $200. It was built based on the concept of 1800s German instruments of Johann Georg Stauffer. The Telecaster is one of the most versatile and enduring guitars around.  Make/Model:  FENDER TELECASTER  Color:  SUNBURST  Item:  105625800  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1977 Location: Hollywood Notes: The Tele Custom (along with the Thinline and Deluxe models) was an attempt to enter the humbucker market largely dominated by Gibson. The original Telecaster Custom was in production from 1972 until 1981. Early examples sported a curly "Custom" logo and "Witch-hat" vol and tone knobs. Later examples differed; the knobs changed to Stratocaster types, and the "Custom" logo changed to the standard italicized block typeface used for Fenders of the period.  Make/Model:  FENDER TELECASTER CUSTOM  Color:  BLONDE  Item:  105609226  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1977 Location: Hollywood Playability: 11.7 lbs. Notes: In the 1970s, Rickenbacker added guitars with detachable necks and redesigned single and double-coil pickups. A patented feature on some new models, and an option on others, was slanted frets, which better matched the angle of the player's hand. Two double-neck instruments became standard items: the model 4080 bass/guitar and the model 362/12 6/12-string. Bands such as Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and R.E.M.helped to re-establish the brand, using Rickenbackers extensively during the 70's and 80's.  Make/Model:  RICKENBACKER 362/12 DOUBLENECK  Color:  MAPLEGLOW  Item:  105608905  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1961 Location: Hollywood Playability: 6.45 lbs. Notes: Introduced in 1955, the Les Paul Special ($182.50) was basically a two pickup version of the student model Junior. It featured a flat, uncarved mahogany body with no binding, P90 pickups, and a wraparound combined bridge/tailpiece.  Make/Model:  GIBSON LES PAUL SPECIAL  Color:  CHERRY  Item:  105497572  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1970 Location: Hollywood Playability: Huge lower register tone. 8.2 lbs. Notes: The Guild M-85 bass was a short scale (30.5") instrument that came in four solid colors as well as cherry and walnut. They were designated as a I or II model, signifying single or dual pickups.  Make/Model:  GUILD M-85 BASS  Color:  BLACK  Item:  105502637  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1967 Location: Hollywood Notes: The Martin D-18 Dreadnought is an American classic. Introduced in 1931, the D-18 is the original 14-fret Martin dreadnought and still one of their most popular instruments -- especially among studio musicians. The combination of light, quartersawn mahogany sides and back, and large Dreadnought size produces an exceptionally well-balanced tone.The D-18 is loud, with a bright, clear treble and warm, moderate bass, which makes it ideal for both recording and stage work.  Make/Model:  MARTIN D-18  Color:  NATURAL  Item:  105497663  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1958 Location: Hollywood Playability: 7.65 lbs of pure P90 tone. Notes: Introduced in 1954, the Les Paul Junior was a budget model aimed at the student market. It featured a flat, uncarved mahogany body with no binding, a P90 pickup, and a wraparound combined bridge/tailpiece  Make/Model:  GIBSON LES PAUL JUNIOR  Color:  SUNBURST  Item:  105497531  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1977 Location: Hollywood Notes: In early 1952, the Guild guitar company began its rise from a small Manhattan guitar workshop to one of the world's premier makers of high-quality acoustic (and several popular electric) guitars. Registered in October of that year, the fledgling Guild Guitar company set up a 1,500-square-foot manufacturing facility on the second floor of a factory. In 1963, Guild introduced their first dreadnought models, the Guild D40 Blugrass Jubilee and the Guild D50 Bluegrass Special.  Make/Model:  GUILD ACOUSTIC  Color:  NATURAL  Item:  105608988  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1975 Location: Hollywood Notes: Introduced in 1965, the martin D-35 featured a unique, 3-piece back. Brazilian rosewood was becoming harder to acquire and the three piece backs allowed the use of smaller pieces with no noticeable tone loss. A favorite of Elvis, the D-35 was outselling the popular D-28 model within a few years of it's release.  Make/Model:  MARTIN D-35  Color:  NATURAL  Item:  105608939  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1974 Location: Hollywood Playability: Deep and fat. Notes: Jolana was a Czechoslovakian brand, producing electric guitars and basses from 1953 to 1989. Especially during the 1960s it supposedly gained popularity in the UK and George Harrison, Jimmy Page as well as Eric Clapton are said to have used the Futurama model.  Make/Model:  JOLANA BASS  Color:  BLUE  Item:  105502579  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1974 Location: Hollywood Playability: 7.55 lbs. Classic Stratocaster single coil tones. Notes: Debatably the most popular electric guitar ever produced, the Stratocaster has been in production for nearly 60 years. Multiple pickup combinations make it suitable for any style of music while forward thinking design provides a comfortable playing experience in the studio or on stage.  Make/Model:  FENDER STRATOCASTER  Color:  BLACK  Item:  105497465  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1971 Location: Hollywood Playability: Great tele tone and sustain. 8.8lbs. Notes: Originally meant for country musicians, the Telecaster was released as the Broadcaster in 1950. When first sold in stores, it retailed for less than $200. It was built based on the concept of 1800s German instruments of Johann Georg Stauffer. The Telecaster is one of the most versatile and enduring guitars around.  Make/Model:  FENDER TELECASTER  Color:  NATURAL  Item:  105609267  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    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.  Make/Model:  FENDER MUSICMASTER BASS  Color:  WHITE  Item:  105479547  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item