This 2010 Kanilea Custom Tenor Ukulele might be the best-sounding uke I’ve ever played. Of course it’s comfortable to play and has a good action, but the tone is outstanding, with a rich fullness and great harmonic overtones, excellent separation between notes, and very good sustain.
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This 2008 Fender Twin Reverb Amp 65 Reissue is in great condition, very clean and all original, with original 12 inch Jensen C-12K speakers. No cover or footswitch included.
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Here’s something quite unusual – a 1976 Fender Starcaster Sunburst. The Starcaster was introduced around 1974-1975 and was produced until 1980 or 1982. While it’s a good design, and well built, it was never commercially successful; there’s apparently a perception that Fender makes solidbody guitars, and semi-hollows come from other makers like Gibson.
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Here is a wonderful 1950 Gibson L-7 P Premiere Cutaway Archtop. Gibson was a major player in the Archtop guitar world, with Epiphone as its main rival. And of course, after WW2 the volume wars were still being fought and amplification was the coming thing for guitars. In 1948, Ted McCarty filed a patent for the pickguard-mounted pickup assembly seen on this instrument (the patent was issued as #2,567,570 on September 11, 1951) and many others dating from its introduction at the 1948 Summer NAMM show until the mid 1950’s.
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The Ernie Ball Music Man Albert Lee MM90 in candy apple red is one sweet looking and sounding guitar!
MORE →Bluegrass At The Twelfth Fret 7PM to 9PM Monday May 12 2014. with Marc Roy, Will Meadows and Carol Simpson. When and Where: 7PM to 9PM, Monday May 12 2014 at The Twelfth Fret, 2132 Danforth Avenue, Toronto M4C 1J9. Price: $20 admission – your ticket is a gift card redeemable for $20 in store merchandise – an unbeatable deal!
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