One of the most popular instruments in modern musical history, the Fender Jazz bass has become an icon! This American Vintage model revisits the 1962 version with its offset waist, ultra slim fast action neck, stacked concentric controls and period correct single coil pickups. When a bass looks, plays and sounds are great as this one it is easy to see why the Jazz bass is still one of the most used basses on the planet!!
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Here is a cool Airline Electric from 1964 in great overall shape. It features two pickups with volume and tone controls for each pickup, a master volume and comes with a gig bag. Jack White linked his name to a similar two pickup Airline. This model can become your signature guitar!!
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This Paramount banjo was original a tenor model and was converted to a five string. This is a great way to get a 1920’s banjo at 1990’s prices!!
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Today we are featuring a great instrument for those of you with a thirst for low notes and bass frequencies. This rosewood baritone from Larrivee features a slope shoulder style dreadnought body and Sitka spruce top. This instrument is also available with a Sapele mahogany sides and back. The 27″ scale length allows for much thicker strings and a B to B baritone tuning. The low profile neck shape helps to make an easy transition to the longer scale length. The notes are full, round and fat with a nice amount of sustain. This instrument is perfect for blending a lower voicing in with another guitar or experimenting with songwriting in a lower register!!
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Here is a very cool 50 watt stack with advanced power scaling. This hand wired US built amp features a four input design like a Marshall Plexi, FX loop with level controls. This loud crunchy amp and 2 x12″ cabinet has a very Marshall like tone and comes with a foot switch and power cable.
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