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Gibson G-00 Generation Acoustic Guitar Natural, 2021

Gibson G-00 Generation Acoustic Guitar Natural, 2021

The Gibson G-00 appeared in 2021 and hearkens back to classic entry-level models like the LG-0. It also adds a ‘Player Port’ on the upper bass bout that directs sound to the player.

Used
Price: $999.00 CAD
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Gibson Les Paul Standard Iced Tea Burst, 2001

Gibson Les Paul Standard Iced Tea Burst, 2001

Seen here is a very Gibson Les Paul Standard in Iced Tea Burst finish built during 2001 in Nashville, TN. While its top is somewhat plain, it has everything else that’s made the Les Paul an enduring classic.

Used
Price: $2,199.00 CAD
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Ramsey Woody Oak Tree 5-String Banjo 2001

Ramsey Woody Oak Tree 5-String Banjo 2001

The Mike Ramsey Woody Oak Tree 5-string is an open back traditional style banjo with frailing scoop, wooden tone ring and rim and an Oak Tree themed engraved inlay set.

Used
Price: $1,600.00 CAD
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⚌Reduced‼ Gibson ES Les Paul Light Burst, 2014

⚌Reduced‼  Gibson ES Les Paul Light Burst, 2014

Coming from the now shuttered Memphis plant in 2014, the Gibson ES Les Paul combined classic Les Paul aesthetics with the immensely successful thinline ES concept. Along with the plant, this model has, as such, been discontinued by Gibson’s new management. The new ES-235 is perhaps its replacement in this class. Here we’re looking at a very, clean Gibson ES Les Paul sporting a Light Burst finish. There is very little wear of any type, to the frets, fingerboard, finish or plating.

Used
Price: $3,700.00 CAD $4,000.00 CAD
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Martin 2-17 #25 Guitar Mahogany, 1930

Martin 2-17 #25 Guitar Mahogany, 1930

Here we’re looking at a Martin 2-17 #25 built during early 1930 in Nazareth, Pennsylvania, showing a 1929 feature – a straight saddle. Not long after this guitar was built, Martin shifted to slanted saddles, giving the bass strings a little more length for intonation purposes. Apparently 449 were built during 1930 with this saddle, and 50 with the slanted saddle.

Vintage
Price: $4,950.00 CAD
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Fender American Standard Telecaster Blonde, 1995

Fender American Standard Telecaster Blonde, 1995

Here we’re looking at a Fender American Standard Telecaster with an opaque Blonde finish, dating to 1995 in Corona, California, using three North American woods. The neck is Maple with Walnut covering the rear-mounted truss rod channel, and at this time the body was Alder. Fender also uses various types of Ash as a body wood. The fretwire is a medium-jumbo type, larger than ‘vintage’ styles and with the slightly ‘rolled’ 22-fret fingerboard edges provides a very comfortable, positive feel with plenty of traction for bending.

Used
Price: $1,450.00 CAD
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