Here is an early 60’s 25 watt Fender Pro Amp which features normal and vibrato channels and a brown tolex covering. This amp is in great overall shape for its age, and sounds fantastic!!
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This early 60’s brown 12 watt Fender Princeton Amp is all original except for a new handle and is in great overall shape. The smooth and warm tone on this lovely low wattage amp is to die for!
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Here is a beautiful G.W. Barry Concert CW 1966 model which has really opened up through lots of playing time but has only minor play wear. The tone coming from this guitar is balanced with lots of lush overtones and a thick rich bass response.
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The Epiphone Professional Guitar and Amp from 1963 was built around the time when lots of guitar instrumental albums were being released by people like Al Caiola. This was an attempt by Epiphone to address the needs of serious professional players, just pre-British Invasion, at which point everything changed.
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Here is a Czechoslovakian-made Stanford D5VIN which is basically a Martin copy. The classic wood pairing of spruce and rosewood on a dreadnought body with herringbone trim reminds me of an HD28. This guitar is in great overall shape with very little wear and tear and comes with a black arched hardshell case.
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This Hagstrom Coronado IV Bass from 1967 is interesting bass and sounds really good – a warm, woody tone, and it’s light! The slim neck makes it very easy to play, too.
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