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❌SOLD❌ Fender Highway One Stratocaster Honey Blonde, 2002

❌SOLD❌ Fender Highway One Stratocaster Honey Blonde, 2002

Here is a first run Fender Highway One Stratocaster wearing a Honey Blonde finish and built during 2002 in Corona, California. Introduced in July of 2002 and built to June of 2006, the Fender Highway One series features an Alder body with light satin lacquer finish, and a satin polyurethane finish neck with 22 frets and a 9.25 inch radius, rolled-edge fingerboard.

Used
Price: $1,350.00 CAD

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❌SOLD❌ Fender Mustang Walnut Stain 24 Inch Scale, 1965

❌SOLD❌  Fender Mustang Walnut Stain 24 Inch Scale, 1965

Introduced in August 1964 and built until 1982, the Fender Mustang was positioned between the student model DuoSonic and the professional grade Telecaster. Most Mustangs have a 24 inch scale length, but a few were built with a short 21.5 inch scale, all with Rosewood fingerboards. Until 1969, the body was a simple Poplar slab body, and then it received standard – patented – Fender contours. Until 1968, the finish was nitrocellulose lacquer; at that point the finish shifted to the new, heavier polyester coatings.

Vintage
Price: $2,200.00 CAD

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❌SOLD❌ Deering Sierra Mahogany 5-String Banjo Satin Natural, 2017

❌SOLD❌  Deering Sierra Mahogany 5-String Banjo Satin Natural, 2017

Here’s a Deering Sierra Mahogany 5-string banjo in satin finish, a few years old and in very nice clean condition. The Sierra is one of Deering’s most popular banjos for good reason – it’s an excellent instrument. The Deering Sierra Mahogany is also available in Maple.   Both versions carry a host of high-end features  that are very meaningful in terms of tone and playability , but have less decoration than higher-priced models. 

Used
Price: $2,600.00 CAD

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❌SOLD❌ Music Man Stingray Bass Walnut, 1979

❌SOLD❌  Music Man Stingray Bass Walnut, 1979

Introduced in 1976, the Music Man Stingray bass quickly established itself as an alternative to the dominant Fender basses – partly due to one of its key designers being Leo Fender himself! Music Man was formed in 1974, having first been named Tri-Sonix in 1971 and then MusiTek. It was a partnership between electronics designer Tom Walker and former Fender executive Forrest White with Leo Fender as a silent partner – until 1975, Leo was still bound to a non-compete clause in his sale of Fender to CBS.

Vintage
Price: $3,750.00 CAD

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❌SOLD❌ Larrivee P-05 Mahogany Parlor Guitar, 2012

❌SOLD❌  Larrivee P-05 Mahogany Parlor Guitar, 2012

The Larrivee P-05 Mahogany is classed as a Parlor guitar, with a small body and shorter (24 inch or 610mm) scale length. The compact size of these instruments helps them in tighter spaces – for example, Col. Chris Hadfield took a Larrivee P-01 aboard the International Space Station. The Parlor format was popular in the late 1th century and into the early 20th, when ensemble players started to compete for volume against other players and much louder instruments, particularly banjos.

Used
Price: $1,700.00 CAD $2,300.00 CAD

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❌SOLD❌ Fender Telecaster Deluxe Mocha, 1975

❌SOLD❌ Fender Telecaster Deluxe Mocha, 1975

Built from 1972 to 1979 along with the Custom, the Fender Telecaster Deluxe had a number of unique features, blending influences from both Fender and Gibson products. Starting with the basic Tele design, the Fender Telecaster Deluxe added a pair of Fender’s new Seth Lover – designed Wide Range Humbuckers plus individual volume and tone controls, and the bridge from a Hard-Tail Stratocaster, with the ‘new’ larger pickguard and higher-mounted pickup selector mostly shared with the Custom.

Vintage
Price: $4,250.00 CAD

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