Luke Mercier Flushfret Cubley/Fairbanks Banjo No. 36, 2005
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Continuing our Off The MAP sale – a new, old stock Taylor K14ce Koa from 2015, with cutaway Grand Auditorium body, with a Sitka Spruce top and Koa back and sides, full warranties and a huge discount. As a note, the photos you see in these postings are of the guitar offered for sale – no stock images are used. This sale applies to in-stock instruments only; when they’re gone, they’re gone!
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The Gibson J-45, produced since 1942 with only one brief pause, is one of my favourite guitars. The round shoulder mahogany dreadnought body and spruce top produces a warm, rich tone that works really well with voice. From 1999 to 2006, Gibson produced a variant of the venerable J-45, the J-45 Rosewood using Indian Rosewood instead of mahogany with all the warmth of the original plus extra depth and power.
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This example Guild F5CE dates to 1996, and is in overall good condition. It has been used as intended, so there is expected play wear, but that’s a testament to how useful it is. The original chrome Grover Roto-Matics have been replaced with Gold plated Roto-Matics, but otherwise it is in original condition.
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This new, older stock Taylor 320 from 2013, with an all-mahogany Dreadnought body, full warranties and a huge discount. We’re unsure of the original MAP pricing for this guitar, Taylor 320, serial number 1109133076 with Mahogany top, back and sides. But we are sure that the Off the MAP price is a great deal!
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The Gibson SG Custom appeared in 1963, though originally as the new, slim double cutaway 1961 Les Paul. By 1963, Les Paul’s endorsement with Gibson had ended, so his name was removed. Featuring the now-familiar solid mahogany body, the SG Custom differs from ‘lesser’ SG models with bound neck and headstock, ebony fingerboard with Mother of Pearl block inlays, gold hardware, either a Vibrola or Stop tailpiece, and often three pickups.
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