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Pages: «  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  11  12  13  14  15  16  17  »  Year:  1958 Location: Hollywood Playability: Warm and twangy. 7 lbs. Notes: The Gretsch company got a relatively early start with electric guitar production, selling their first models by 1939. However, it wasn't until 1954 that Gretsch became a major player in the electric market. The Electro-II was renamed the Country Club and steadily gained popularity. Two models that stand out the most from this time period of Gretsch are the 6120 Chet Atkins and the White Falcon. Gretsch has enjoyed a position as one of Americas classic guitar companies ever since.  Make/Model:  GRETSCH 6120  Color:  ORANGE  Item:  103494980  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1963 Location: Hollywood Playability: Nice player with accentuated mids from the rosewood fingerboard. 7.95 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:  103679707  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1968 Location: Hollywood Playability: Nice action combined with sweet, fat P-90 tones. 9.3 lbs. Notes: Although introduced in 1952, the Gibson Les Paul didn't receive the official definition of "standard" until 1960. Built with a maple capped mahogany body and two PAF humbuckers (occasionally P-90s), the standard would become the most desired and valuable electric guitar in history. Played by the likes of Duanne Allman and Jimmy Page, it has truly become the "standard" rock/blues/jazz instrument.  Make/Model:  GIBSON LES PAUL STANDARD  Color:  GOLDTOP  Item:  105311195  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1978 Location: Hollywood Playability: Nice action and warm tone from the rosewood fingerboard. 9.1 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:  105311138  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1978 Location: Hollywood Top Material: SPRUCE Back Material: MAPLE Playability: Sweet and warm jazz tones from a legendary luthier. 6.6 lbs. Notes: Robert Benedetto has been building custon archtop and chambered solid body guitars since 1968. Originally produce in E. Stroudsburg, Pa., he relocated to Florida in 2000 and then to Savannah Ga. in 2007. He is especially known for refining the 7-string archtop guitar.  Make/Model:  BENEDETTO 7-STRING  Color:  SUNBURST  Item:  105300289  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1963 Location: Hollywood Playability: A slim neck and nice fretwork make this 5.35 pounder a pleasure to play. 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:  WHITE  Item:  105311112  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1982 Location: Hollywood Playability: Fat Les Paul tones and low action. 10.8 pounds of sustaining goodness. Notes: Originally introduced in 1953, the Les Paul Custom went through a number of minor changes until it was discontinued in '63. Reintroduced in 1968, it has remained a staple of the Gibson line ever since.  Make/Model:  GIBSON LES PAUL CUSTOM  Color:  BLACK  Item:  105311153  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1959 Location: Hollywood Playability: Warm hollowbody tones with a bit of P90 bite. Nice sized neck with easy action. 6lbs. Notes: Introduced in 1959, the Gibson ES-330 was the sister to the ES-335. Featuring a fully hollow body, trapeze tailpiece and either 1 or 2 P90 pickups, it was a favorite of players wanting an amplified instrument that could retain acoustic properties.  Make/Model:  GIBSON ES-330  Color:  NATURAL  Item:  105300180  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1963 Location: Hollywood Playability: Classic sweet to biting Tele tones. 6.95 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:  105311047  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1977 Location: Hollywood Top Material: MAPLE Back Material: MAHOGANY Playability: 9.9 lbs Notes: Although introduced in 1952, the Gibson Les Paul didn't receive the official definition of "standard" until 1960. Built with a maple capped mahogany body and two PAF humbuckers, the standard would become the most desired and valuable electric guitar in history. Played by the likes of Duanne Allman and Jimmy Page, it has truly become the "standard" rock/blues/jazz instrument.  Make/Model:  GIBSON LES PAUL STANDARD  Color:  NATURAL  Item:  105295703  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1974 Location: Hollywood Playability: Low action and a slim neck. 7 lbs. Notes: Since the introduction in 1961, there have been numerous models that have carried the name SG. There have been "Standard" and "Jr" model, as well as some top of the line known as "Custom". Originally, the guitar was called Gibson Les Paul SG, but the "Les Paul" was dropped in late 1961. Gibson has offered different variations and finishes on the basic SG body style and continues to manufacture special editions.  Make/Model:  GIBSON SG CUSTOM  Color:  BROWN  Item:  105300222  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1974 Location: Hollywood Playability: Warm humbucker neck tones combined with traditional tele bridge bite. 7.8 lbs. Notes: The Telecaster 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:  SUNBURST  Item:  105300206  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1973 Location: Hollywood Playability: Nice action, bright maple neck tone. 8.5 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:  WHITE  Item:  105299945  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1980 Location: Hollywood Top Material: SPRUCE Back Material: ROSEWOOD Playability: Warm and loud. 5.65 lbs. 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 D-50  Color:  SUNBURST  Item:  105299895  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1994 Location: Hollywood Notes: Tony Zemaitis became a legend in his own lifetime. He was the favoured luthier for such stars as Ronnie Wood, George Harrison, Eric Clapton... the list goes on. He pioneered hand-crafted guitars - producing beautifully decorated acoustics with phenomenal sustain and tone as well as stunning electrics with engraved metal or intricate pearl inlayed fronts.  Make/Model:  ZEMAITIS PEARL FRONT  Color:  PEARL FRONT  Item:  105311229  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1978 Location: Hollywood Playability: Classic sweet to biting Tele tones. 8.6 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:  105300115  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1971 Location: Hollywood Playability: 9.2 lbs. 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:  GOLDTOP  Item:  105300248  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1979 Location: Hollywood Playability: 9 lbs. Notes: The 25th anniversary model Stratocaster was unveiled in June of 1979. It featured a 4-bolt neck and "anniversary" logo on the upper horn. The first 500 made (this is one)used a water based paint that tended to crackle over time. The paint was changed and nearly 10,000 were subsequently produced.  Make/Model:  FENDER STRATOCASTER  Color:  WHITE  Item:  105299960  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1981 Location: Hollywood Top Material: spruce Back Material: mahogany Playability: 5.9 lbs. Notes: The Guild Guitar line was founded as a quality alternative to the Gibson-Epiphone merger. Alfred Dronge, a professional guitarist and music store owner, and George Mann, a one-time Epiphone exec, formed a partnership and registered the Guild name in October of 1952. The partners set up shop in a 1500-square-foot New York City loft in the midst of two very important communities: the community of experienced craftsmen from the nearby Epiphone and Gretsch factories and the community of big-time jazz session guitarists performing and recording in New York.  Make/Model:  GUILD D-212  Color:  SUNBURST  Item:  105299804  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1974 Location: Hollywood Playability: Nice weight, slim taper neck. 7.5 lbs. Notes: Since the introduction in 1961, there have been numerous models that have carried the name SG. There have been "Standard" and "Jr" model, as well as some top of the line known as "Custom". Originally, the guitar was called Gibson Les Paul SG, but the "Les Paul" was dropped in late 1961. Gibson has offered different variations and finishes on the basic SG body style and continues to manufacture special editions.  Make/Model:  GIBSON SG CUSTOM  Color:  BROWN  Item:  105300222  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1975 Location: Hollywood Playability: Sustain for days with the aluminum neck. 9.25 lbs. Notes: Travis Bean is an American luthier and machinist from California. In 1974, he partnered with Marc McElwee and Gary Kramer to start Travis Bean Guitars, which made high-end electric guitars and basses featuring machined aluminum necks, an unusual design that provided incredible clarity and sustain. The aluminum center section ran through the instrument body, with the pickups directly mounted to the aluminum. The majority of these instruments featured solid koa wood bodies and humbucker pickups. Models included the Artist, Standard, Wedge (rare), and TB500 (rare) with single coil pickups.  Make/Model:  TRAVIS BEAN STANDARD  Color:  NATURAL  Item:  105299853  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1964 Location: Hollywood Top Material: SPRUCE Back Material: MAHOGANY Playability: 3.35 lbs. 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. Awesome sound, many famous stars have used the Style 18 as their main guitar.  Make/Model:  MARTIN 00-18  Color:  NATURAL  Item:  105299754  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1960 Location: Hollywood Playability: Nice, jangly 12-string tones and uncommonly decent action. 5.7 lbs. Notes: The Framus guitar company was established in 1946 in Bavaria, Germany. By the mid '60s it was the largest and most respected guitar manufacturers in Europe, employing some 300 workers at its Bubenreuth location. Mounting debt and a changing music environment, however, forced the company on hard times, and in 1975, the company went bankrupt.  Make/Model:  FRAMUS 12-STRING  Color:  SUNBURST  Item:  105299663  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1969 Location: Hollywood Playability: Nice midrange tones from the mahogany body and humbucking pickups. 7.8 lbs. Notes: Since the introduction in 1961, there have been numerous models that have carried the name SG. There have been "Standard" and "Jr" model, as well as some top of the line known as "Custom". Originally, the guitar was called Gibson Les Paul SG, but the "Les Paul" was dropped in late 1961. Gibson has offered different variations and finishes on the basic SG body style and continues to manufacture special editions.  Make/Model:  GIBSON SG CUSTOM  Color:  CHERRY  Item:  105299614  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item    Year:  1957 Location: Hollywood Playability: Fat neck, fatter P-90 tone. 8.2 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.This particular guitar has a blonde/yellow finish instead of the typical sunburst. Referred to as the 'TV' model, it looked better on the black and white televisions of the era.  Make/Model:  GIBSON TV JUNIOR  Color:  TV YELLOW  Item:  105295851  Price:  Contact store for price.   » Request Info   » See More Details   » Email This Item