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Kay Hollowbody Bass Model K162 1957 (consignment) SOLD

Kay Hollowbody Bass Model K162 1957 (consignment)  SOLD

Today we’re looking at a wonderful Kay Hollowbody Model K162 bass from 1957, in original condition. Kay introduced the Model K162 Bass in 1952 in response to Leo Fender’s 1951 Precision Bass, making it the second electric bass produced. The K162 was the first hollowbody bass produced, years before Gibson used the basses in their recently-purchased Epiphone line to enter the electric bass (EB) market.

This model became known as the “Howlin’ Wolf” bass because it was used by the Wolf’s bassist, Andrew “Blueblood” McMahon.

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Guild X-160 B, 1994 (consignment) SOLD

Guild X-160 B, 1994 (consignment)  SOLD

Here’s an excellent condition Guild X-160 B from 1994. The X-160 is a hollow-body archtop made using maple and with a single venetian (rounded) cutaway, and the B stands for ‘Blonde’.

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Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier Head 2004 (Consignment) SOLD

Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier Head 2004 (Consignment) SOLD

Here is a Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier 100 watt head in great shape selling for $950

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Fender Stratocaster Hardtail 1979 SOLD

Fender Stratocaster Hardtail 1979  SOLD

Fender produced the Stratocaster with two bridges, the iconic and very popular ‘synchronized tremolo’ bridge and the optional ‘hardtail’ fixed bridge. The hardtail model was never as popular as the trem model, and so there are a lot fewer of them around.

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Fender Telecaster 1963 NO LONGER AVAILABLE

Fender Telecaster 1963  NO LONGER AVAILABLE

Here is a Fender Telecaster from 1963. It’s been refinished and some parts replaced but plays very well and is every inch a Tele.

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Epiphone Rivoli Bass, 1966 (consignment) SOLD

Epiphone Rivoli Bass, 1966 (consignment) SOLD

Here’s a lovely 1966 Epiphone Rivoli bass. The Rivoli was introduced in 1959 and was extremely similar to Gibson’s EB-2. They were discontinued in the early 1960’s, but production started again in 1964 because these basses were favoured by many of the bands arriving in the US as part of the British Invasion.

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