Anyone would have thought the the ES-330 had become the world's most unloved guitar the amount we've had in over the last few months. This is the fourth vintage piece to be exact, the third from the 60s. This one really does look fantastic in sunburst with all the original features including the trapeize tail piece, dog ear P-90 pickups and Kluson tuners. It's a beautifully well kept piece, the sort of guitar you could take home to your Mum without any risk of it being thrown out along with your old guitar magazines. Needless to say, it tones out like a dream, and we are selling this wonderful 60s Gibson complete with the original hard case.
Hearing a guitar like this, a beautiful 1971 Gibson 345, just the once, just wouldn't be enough. You'd need to hear it twice, preferably once and then once again, but if not, then maybe two times at once. So unless they thought a mono guitar wasn't good value for money any more, this is what Gibson must have been thinking when they created this amazing guitar. Featuring the same tone switch found on B.B. King's Lucille model, this 345 Stereo is in pristine and original condition and features the original hard case. It's a rare beauty, and close your eyes and there'll be two of them! Every man's dream.
It did take CBS a while to almost completely ruin the Fender guitar brand, and by the end of the 70s, they'd had a really good go despite the best efforts of Messers Hendrix and Clapton. But at the beginning of the 70s, things still weren't too bad, and we are very pleased to have on offer an early 70s (1971) Strat in all original condition, a refreshing change from the vast amount of late 70s Strats we see on the market of late. This Sunburst piece with four bolt neck, classic style saddle pieces (not the later block ones) and oversize headstock, is in fantastic condition and will draw you in with its magical powers of charm, secret to all but heaven's highest angels of rock. The guitar is complete with a hard shell case. Serial number 332437.
20 years on from the first Les Paul Custom in 1954, Gibson thought they'd celebrate with a nice 20th Anniversary model. They really pushed the boat out here as you can see, they went to the trouble of adding a little label on the 15th fret, and, er, well, that's about the only difference between this and a normal custom. But come on, it's a custom! It's got binding and, and, you know, everything! Well of course, the pickups are specially wound, so at least that makes it worth the extra bit, doesn't it? This piece in fully original condition is a lovely guitar, despite my mocking, and is complete with the original hard case. Soon to be 40 and still going strong!
There are some things in this world you just have to get excited about. The Football World Cup, your best mate's wedding day, even your band's first gig at the Catford Ram. This guitar however, may top them all: Not only is a Rickenbacker 481 rather a rare model that you won't see in many places, the 1974 incarnation that we have on sale here contains a unique pair of Rickenbacker made humbucking pickups, covered in a black casing that was replaced with a chrome version the following year. Furthermore, I haven't even mentioned that infamous Rickenbacker innovation, the slanted frets, and the reverse phase switch built in to keep the pickup switch company! This guitar is not only rare, it is also very clean and fully original, and we are selling it complete with the original case. Get excited!
SOLD!!! Who would have thought that a little surf band who were big in Japan could elevate these humble handmade guitars to the top echelons of the guitar hall of fame. 1966. All original with original case and in great condition. The best guitar ever!
If you don't think the White Falcon is one of the classiest guitars ever, then you've been watching too much channel 5. This is new stock, so we can get you one even if this one sells! We can get Black Falcons also if you like something a little more mysterious looking.
The SG hadn't long been around and on the market when this example was produced, and the guitar that drove Les Paul away from Gibson was just beginning ot catch on with those with money. For those without money, Gibson produced the Junior models, the same body but with just the single P90 pickup in, thus making a Gibson affordable to a wider market. Shame that nowadays, the same isn't true, you'll be parting with 2 and a half for this baby before you've so much as checked with the other half. You know it's worth every penny though! This piece, recently shippied in from the USA, has survived well and is on sale with a hard case.
High Sensitive Filter'Tron™ pickups, "tone switch" circuitry, "action-flow" neck, double mutes, back pad and Bigsby® B6G vibrato tailpiece... take a breath. This is new stock and so sparkles like a bottle of Bollinger, tonally as well as aesthetically.
SOLD!!! Joining the growing ranks of new Gretsch models made in Japan we have, or have had in to Wunjo is this very elegant Country Club model, the modern re-issue of that wonderful thing further up the page that we have now sadly sold on. The new reincarnation contains the modern DynaSonic™ single-coil pickups, "G" long tailpiece, adjustable bridge, detailed binding, and enough gold hardware to make Mr T look like Old Mother Hubbard. Hard case included, of course!
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