Ontario

Gibson Les Paul Standard Wine Red, 1995

On May 27, 2022 /

Next is a classic Wine Red Gibson Les Paul Standard built during June of 1995, in good clean condition with no weight relief and only minor wear.

Used

Price: $3,199.99 CAD

Taylor GS8E Natural, 2007

On May 27, 2022 /

Now discontinued, the Taylor GS8E uses the non-cutaway Grand Symphony body and pairs a Sitka Spruce top with Indian Rosewood for the sides and back.

Used

Price: $1,799.99 CAD

Heritage H-575 Antique Natural, 1994

On May 26, 2022 /

The Heritage H-575, built at the historic Parsons Street plant in Kalamazoo, Michigan takes visual cues from the classic Gibson ES-175, but there are major differences in construction and materials. When Gibson introduced the ‘ES’ or ‘Electric Spanish’ designation, archtops were the most commonly used models on bandstands because of their superior volume and projection.

Used

Price: $2,499.99 CAD

Harrison NJ Custom Archtop Guitar Natural, 2022

On May 26, 2022 /

Here is a brand new Douglas Harrison NJ Custom, with a carved Sitka Spruce top and flamed Big Leaf Maple for the sides, back and neck. Featuring a 16 inch wide body, this new Harrison NJ Custom also uses Macassar Ebony for the bridge, tailpiece, head plate, Laskin style arm rest, and a segmented sound port on the upper bass side. The frets are stainless steel medium jumbo, and it should be years before they require any service.

New

Price: $13,900.00 CAD

⚌Reduced‼ Ampeg ASB-1 Devil Bass Scroll Head Red and Black, 1967

On May 26, 2022 /

The Ampeg ASB-1 Devil Bass, and its fretless sibling the AUSB-1 was built by Ampeg designer Mike Roman from late 1966 to 1967. It featured the typical Ampeg ‘Scroll Head’ design, heavily influenced by traditional upright acoustic basses. However, that’s about as far as similarities with acoustic basses went.

Vintage

Price: $6,500.00 CAD

⚌Reduced‼ David Nichols 00 Style Steel String Guitar, 2002

On May 26, 2022 /

This David Nichols OO style guitar demonstrates Nichol’s high degree of familiarity with pearl inlay – it looks like it was easy for the builder to do, a sure sign that it isn’t. This David Nichols OO style guitar is a great example. Dave Nichols has spent decades doing custom inlay work, including a lot for the Martin Guitar company, and he’s chosen the classic designs and here, the ‘Style 41’ inlay set executed in Mother of Pearl and Abalone.

Used

Price: $3,200.00 CAD