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 Year:  1960 Location: Hollywood

Top Material: SPRUCE
Back Material: MAHOGANY
Playability: Nice player with strong projection.
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:  105295687
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1960 Location: Hollywood

Playability: Excellent player with fat, angry P-90 tones. 7.15 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:  105295661
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1978 Location: Hollywood

Playability: Fat and punchy. 8.4 lbs.
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:  BLACK
 Item:  105295612
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1972 Location: Hollywood

Playability: Good frets and low action. 8.1 lbs.
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:  SUNBURST
 Item:  105295554
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1979 Location: Hollywood

Playability: The rosewood fingerboard gives this nice player a more defined midrange than the average maple-necked strat. 9.15 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:  ANTIGUA
 Item:  105295778
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1957 Location: Hollywood

Playability: A chunky '57 neck and minimal fretwear make this a great guitar for rock or blues. 7.55 lbs.
Notes: Gibson's Les Paul Special was introduced as a variation of the Junior model in 1955. It was basically a two pickup version, with the same P90 pickups. Featuring a blonde/yellow finish instead of the typical sunburst, some were referred to as 'TV' models because they looked better on the black and white televisions of the era.
 Make/Model:  GIBSON LES PAUL SPECIAL
 Color:  TV YELLOW
 Item:  105295836
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1966 Location: Hollywood

Playability: Fat, warm and punchy. 7.5 lbs.
Notes: Introduced in 1959, the Gibson EB-0 bass became an instant classic. During it's 20 year production run, it accounted for almost 1/3 of Gibson's bass sales. Boasting a short-scale 30½", it produced fat tones for folks with smaller hands. A solid body bass, it was first styled after the Les Paul Junior, but later changed to an SG body style.
 Make/Model:  GIBSON EB-0
 Color:  PELHAM BLUE
 Item:  105295539
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1965 Location: Hollywood

Playability: Nice action coupled with smooth, jazzy tones. 7 lbs.
Notes: Trini Lopez was one of the premier guitar players and songwriters of the early 1960s. His wide-ranging popularity led Gibson in 1964 to ask his assistance in the production of two signature guitars: The Trini Lopez Standard, a model based on Gibson's famous ES-335, and the Trini Lopez Deluxe (pictured), a variation of the Gibson guitar designed for Barney Kessel. Gibson produced both Lopez models from 1964 to 1971.
 Make/Model:  GIBSON TRINI LOPEZ
 Color:  SUNBURST
 Item:  105295497
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1972 Location: Hollywood

Top Material: SPRUCE
Back Material: MAHOGANY
Playability: Nice player with light fretwear. 4.3 lbs.
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:  105295463
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1963 Location: Hollywood

Back Material: MAHOGANY
Playability: Great player with strong, angry P90 tones. Weighs in at a light 6.7 lbs.
Notes: Originally designated as the Les Paul Special, the name was changed to SG in late 1959. The body contours were sharpened in '61. Vibrato became optional '62, standard by '65. The original P90 pickup configuration was changed to mini-humbuckers by 1972 and remained standard until being discontinued in '78. Used on a multitude of classic recordings, the SG Special became a favorite of the Who's Pete Townsend.
 Make/Model:  GIBSON SG SPECIAL
 Color:  WHITE
 Item:  105184204
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1974 Location: Hollywood

Back Material: MAHOGANY
Playability: Thick and heavy dual humbucker tone. Weighs in at 9.9 lbs for maximum sustain.
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. This particular era and color was popularized by the late Randy Rhoades.
 Make/Model:  GIBSON LES PAUL CUSTOM
 Color:  WHITE
 Item:  105184147
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1972 Location: Hollywood

Back Material: Indian Rosewood
Playability: This is a nice player with rich tone and strong projection. Weighs in at 4.7 lbs.
Notes: The Martin D-28 has been in constant production since 1931. Always a best seller and player favorite, early examples can fetch in excess of $100K.
 Make/Model:  MARTIN D-28
 Color:  NATURAL
 Item:  105184113
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1973 Location: Hollywood

Playability: Easy action and thick tone, this beauty weighs in at 7.65 lkbs.
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:  NATURAL ASH
 Item:  105184071
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1962 Location: Hollywood

Notes: Introduced in late '61, there were only 3-400 Bass VIs produced pre-CBS. Original case. 9.05 lbs.
 Make/Model:  FENDER BASS VI
 Color:  SUNBURST
 Item:  105162200
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1953 Location: Hollywood

Notes: Feather weight 6.35 lbs. case included.
 Make/Model:  FENDER ESQUIRE
 Color:  BLOND
 Item:  104759787
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1954 Location: Hollywood

Notes: Celebrity owned, please call for details. Replaced tuners. Alnico neck pickup, P90 bridge. 9.2 lbs. Original artist's flight case.
 Make/Model:  GIBSON LES PAUL CUSTOM
 Color:  BLACK
 Item:  104175369
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1939 Location: Hollywood

Top Material: Carved spruce
Back Material: Maple
Notes: The ES-250 was only produced from 1939 through 1940. 6 bladed Christian pickup. 6.8 lbs. Original case.
 Make/Model:  GIBSON ES-250
 Color:  SUNBURST
 Item:  104039073
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1970 Location: Hollywood

Notes: 8.15 lbs. Trapeze tailpiece. Original case.
 Make/Model:  GIBSON ES-335
 Color:  SUNBURST
 Item:  105177182
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1985 Location: Hollywood

Notes: Early reissue of the 1952 Telecaster. 8.6 lbs. Original case/paperwork.
 Make/Model:  FENDER TELECASTER
 Color:  BUTTERSCOTCH BLOND
 Item:  105177166
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1971 Location: Hollywood

Notes: 7.8 lbs. Trapeze tailpiece. Original case.
 Make/Model:  GIBSON ES-335
 Color:  SUNBURST
 Item:  105177133
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1972 Location: Hollywood

Notes: Medallion limited edition #85 out of 366 shipped in '72-3. "Gibson" logo mini-humbucker pickups. 8.75 lbs. Original case.
 Make/Model:  GIBSON FIREBIRD V
 Color:  BROWN
 Item:  105177117
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1979 Location: Hollywood

Notes: Rare "Antigua" finish. 8.9 lbs. Original case.
 Make/Model:  FENDER STRATOCASTER
 Color:  ANTIGUA
 Item:  105177091
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1978 Location: Hollywood

Top Material: spruce
Back Material: mahogany
 Make/Model:  GUILD F-212
 Color:  NATURAL
 Item:  105151443
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1988 Location: Hollywood

 
 Make/Model:  GIBSON LES PAUL CUSTOM
 Color:  BLACK
 Item:  105151369
 Price:  Contact store for price.

 

 Year:  1986 Location: Hollywood

 
 Make/Model:  GIBSON LES PAUL CUSTOM
 Color:  WHITE
 Item:  105151328
 Price:  Contact store for price.