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Hofner 500/2 Club Bass Guitar Sunburst
In 1956, Walter Hofner had an idea for an amplified semi-acoustic bass. When it was brought to life, his idea resulted in a bass with a warm, woody, double-bass-like amplified tone. Many players revere Hofner basses for their historical significance as well as for their smooth, sweet sound and playing ease that eludes most ordinary basses.Because the original bass guitar had become so scarce and expensive, popular demand compelled Hofner to re-create the Club Bass 500/2. The new Hofner 500/2 Club Bass shares the feel, tone, and many features of the Vintage '63 but with a more traditional guitar body profile and a single cutaway 
Fender American Vintage 57 Precision Bass
Made in U.S.A. This vintage reissue features a traditional maple neck, alder body, vintage hardware, and gold anodized pickguard. Maple or rosewood fretboard.
Marshall MG15CDR 15 Watt Combo Amp with Reverb
The sturdy, compact Marshall MG15CDR 15 Watt Combo Amp with Reverb boasts 2 channels, a custom-voiced 8" speaker, and 15W of Marshallized power. Its clean channel will give you shimmering clean tones, and when cranked produces a musical crunch perfect for blues. The overdrive channel kicks in a bunch of the distortion that has made the Marshall name. 3-band EQ. Spring reverb. Emulated headphone output gives you great tone and mutes the speaker. Includes CD input. 
Fender Standard Jazz Bass Fretless
Updated specs for the new millennium. Classic body shape, rosewood fingerboard, standard J Bass pickups and controls, 3-ply pickguard, and chromeplated hardware. Pickups are the traditional sizes with slightly longer bridge pickup, making pickup swapping easier because no body routing is required. 
Fender 62 Jazzmaster Electric Guitar
Featured on numerous surf and rock instrumentals in the '60s, new-wave chart-toppers in the '70s, and alternative hits in the '80s. Now it's ready for the millennium. 2 vintage soapbar pickups. Contoured alder body with offset waist. 21-fret rosewood fingerboard. Switchable lead and rhythm circuits. Floating tremolo with Tremolo-Lock. One-piece maple neck. A classic sound of rock guitar history can be yours.
Hofner 500/1 Vintage 62 Electric Bass Guitar
In 1956, Walter Hofner had an idea for an amplified semi-acoustic bass. When it was brought to life, his idea revolutionized popular music. Many players revere Hofner's Violin Bass as a legend because of its historical significance and its warm, woody, double-bass-like amplified tone. The Hofner Violin Bass is a unique instrument with a smooth, sweet sound and a playing ease that simply eludes most ordinary basses. Based on Paul McCartney's 1962 Violin Bass, it replicates details of the original including the "strip" machine heads, the slot-head screws on the hardware, and the 2-piece neck. These are authentic touches that connect this instrument to an earlier time. In the Vintage '62 Hofner has created a replica of Paul's bass historically accurate enough to satisfy even the most demanding Beatles fan. 
Fender Jaguar Electric Bass Guitar Black
Don't let the Jaguar's retro look fool you--this bass is chock full of modern features. Based on one of Fender's most popular guitar designs, the Jaguar bass guitar features swtichable active/passive circuitry as well as series/parallel switching for the ultimate in tonal versatility. black or hod-rod-red finishes 
Epiphone John Lennon 1965 Casino Electric Guitar
The Epiphone John Lennon 1965 Casino Electric Guitar has a heritage as fascinating as the man whose name it bears. In 1966, during the recording of "Revolver," John Lennon and George Harrison acquired sunburst Epiphone Casino guitars. John was taken by his new guitar and made it his main axe from that point on, using several different versions over the ensuing years. In cooperation with Yoko Ono, Epiphone introduces 2 Limited Edition Lennon Casino guitars. The '65 Casino is a reproduction of the original guitar John purchased with its sunburst finish and stock hardware. In 1968, John had his Casino sanded down to bare wood and finished with a thin, dull coat of lacquer. He first used this "natural Casino in "The White Album sessions of '68. The John Lennon Revolution Casino is a reproduction of this stripped guitar as it remains today, featuring one coat of lacquer, gold Grover tuners, and the pickguard removed. A combined total of 1,965 of these individually hand-numbered, historic guitars have been produced, and a portion of the proceeds from the sale of each goes to the BMI Foundation for the John Lennon Scholarship Fund which supports music education. Limited lifetime warranty. Epiphone includes a hardshell case wiht the '65 John Lennon Casino Electric Guitar. |
