Wow the deep Candy red finish and Abalone pick guard on this Music Man
Stingray really pop! This great playing bass features an ash body, maple neck with rosewood
fretboard, compensated nut, Schaller tuners, matching headstock veneer and a powerful Music
Man humbucker with Alnico magnets and active three band eq. This example is in excellent
overall shape with only a minor ding on the top of the headstock and one on the back. This one
plays and sounds as good as it looks!
Here is a 70’s Music Man Stingray bass which has been turned into a fretless bass. The maple neck has a black painted fretless epoxy fingerboard and the original fret lines still show a little bit. There is a fair bit of cosmetic wear and tear on the tobacco finish but the bass is in great overall shape and plays really well. The flatwound strings and Music Man humbucker give this bass a great thick and full sound!
MORE →Here is a very cool German made five string Warwick Corvette Standard. This bass features a Bubinga body, Ovankol five string bolt on neck with Wenge fretboard, MEC single coil pickups and Warwick hardware.
MORE →Here are a couple of unique vintage amps that I have never seen up close before. These 30 watt 2×12 amps feature Selmer labeled Goodman speakers, four inputs, built in Tremolo and selector tone push button controls. The “Blinking Eye” gives you a visual indication of the tremolo speed. Now that’s what I’m talking about! The two independent channels on this amp allow you to use one side for a microphone and the other for guitar. Both amps are in good shape with a bit of cosmetic wear and tear. Pretty cool!
MORE →Here is a really cool vintage A style mandolin with a oval hole and black
finish on the top. It is in great overall condition with only a small sealed crack on the back
and some cosmetic wear and tear on the finish. It has a really nice bite and lots of volume
and plays great!
around 1909. The Tu-ba-phone tone ring has a square crossection with holes perforated on its inner surface and is considered to this day, one of the finest tone rings for both tenor and 5-string frailing banjos! This particular tenor is a No. 9 model with intricately engraved mother-of-pearl inlays and a highly detailed neck-heel carving! These Tu-ba-phone No. 9 banjos are not only sought after as tenors, but are highly valued as potential conversions to 5-string claw-hammer instruments!
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