Electric Guitars

A very clean '62 Strat, this one came in and didn’t need much to get it playing right. The original frets are surprisingly easy to play on and the ...

We love Jag's here, the underdog in the Fender lineup. Intended to be their flagship model, it never really took off besides its use in surf rock. ...

Maybe not as famous as the Mustang, the Fender Musicmaster featured a single neck pickup and a more stable bridge. It lends itself to a warmer soun...

You can not get a more classic rock n roll sound than a Gibson Les Paul Custom. This 1978 example epitomizes that tone of the 70's. It sports a Win...

A total rock n roll machine, this LP Deluxe from '73 has got it going on. The mini humbuckers track so well in any mix or onstage, with a tight att...

For 50's Gibson's, this ES-345 really has it all. One of the cleanest examples we've ever seen, this 1959 year model has got the goods. Super clean...

Well, this is a first. There are rare birds and then there's this: a factory original finish Sonic Blue Strat from '61 featuring the iconic neck sh...

A Tele is already super versatile, then Fender added a unique new 'Wide Range' humbucker, making it the ultimate go-to model. The Tele Deluxe was o...

For those looking for a rock n roll machine, this is it. A '68 SG Jr, this example has that late '60s neck profile that starts thinner and gets nic...

One of the great finishes to come out of the '70s, the wine red lacquer finish looks great on this '75 LP Deluxe. Often routed for full sized humbu...

This has to be the coolest late 60's Gibson ES guitars we have right now. A very clean, very custom color: Sparkling Burgundy. Only offered in the ...

This example has had a refin body to Olympic white and a refinished fingerboard. It has swapped Fralin Blues Special pickups, swapped 5-way switch,...

The 'Harrison' model! With a flashy look and feel, this guitar was really ahead of its time. With felt pads to mute the bass and treble strings sep...

Attention Beatles fans, we have just the guitar for you! In the shop we see lots of amazing vintage guitars, but it's not everyday that such an ico...

A unique opportunity to own a very special piece of New York's archtop history! This guitar is a one-of-a-kind piece made by the famed 48th street ...

Possibly the cleanest '64 ES-335 out there right now, this Cherry finish model is ridiculously clean and a true time machine. Kept in excellent sha...

What a treat to get this guitar in! Unbelievably clean, this '55 Duo Jet is like a time machine, with all the parts and electronics in working orde...

What a beaut! This late '60's ES-335 still retains so much of that vintage vibe that makes these '60s versions so valued. With a slightly more comp...

One of the cleanest LP Jr's we have ever had, this 1960 example is all kinds of cool. Serving as a perfect example of a transition model, the '60 J...

Built as a competitor to super strats, the Elite was released as a catch-all for all distorted, overdriven sounds of the time. Using new technologi...

Made for rock n roll, the ES-335 PRO model was released in the late '70s for players looking for more bite in their semi-hollowbody guitar. This on...

For 70's Fender models, the Mustang really stayed true to form, with largely similar aesthetics to its predecessors. New color options and a switch...

A pure rock n roll machine, this '60 LP Jr. is all you need: a slab mahogany body with a single P-90. This one has aged perfectly with a great pati...

One of the more rare custom colors, Shoreline Gold looks elegant and flashy at the same time, we love it. This '65 Jag wears it well, with a matchi...