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Fender American Deluxe Ash Jazz Bass Tobacco Sunburst Maple Fretboard
This premium ash-bodied J Bass represents the production Fender instrument at its very best. It's beautifully crafted and finished and features great hardware and electronics. Equipped with a deluxe chromeplated bridge that allows both string-thru or top-loading and 2 dual-coil Samarium Cobalt Noiseless Jazz pickups. It also has 3-band active EQ with master volume and a pan pot for pickup blending. Includes Fender hardshell case. 
Fender Bassman TV Fifteen 350W 1x15 Bass Combo Amp Tweed
The Fender Bassman TV Fifeteen Bass Amp carries the DNA of the original '50s-era Bassman amplifiers, delivering world-class sound in a package designed to handle the demands of low bass frequencies. With a unique look that is unmistakably Fender, the 350W Bassman TV amp is sure to class up any stage, cutting through the mix and the monotony of a world full of black boxes.
Gibson Custom Shop Custom Shop CS-336 Figured Top Electric Guitar Vintage Sunburst
Created by Gibson's Custom, Art, & Historic Division, it's a "tonally carved" guitar with a solid mahogany carved back-and-sides unit, a carved, bookmatched, figured maple top, and a center block that is an integral part of the top and back. The shape is a scaled-down version of the ES-335, offering the player more comfort from this highly refined version of the classic. Includes hardshell case Available in vintage cherry, antique sunburst or tangerine burst 
Epiphone ES-175 Electric Guitar
The Epiphone ES-175 Electric Guitar brings back one of the world's most beloved instruments. In 1949 Gibson introduced the ES-175 to enduring and well-deserved acclaim. Since it was primarily an electric guitar, it didn't need the very large dimensions of a classic archtop, but it still benefited from the full hollowbody resonance of an archtop design enhanced by Gibson's fabulous new humbuckers. This Epiphone version has the same sumptuous vintage vibe of the original, including dual Alnico Classic humbuckers, a meticulously applied sunburst finish, split parallelogram fretboard inlays on a bound rosewood fretboard, rosewood bridge base, gold top hat knobs, and deco trapeze tailpiece. 
Fender Jaguar HH Electric Guitar Black Rosewood Fretboard
The Fender Jaguar HH Electric Guitar is impressive! It has all the styling and functionality of a vintage Jaguar hotrodded with 2 Dragster humbuckers, a 24" short-scale neck, rosewood fretboard, and Adjusto-Matic bridge with anchored tailpiece. All packaged in a very sharp black and chrome color scheme. 
Gibson Thunderbird IV Bass
The Thunderbird IV debuted in 1963 with the original Firebird guitar series. The most highly respected of all Gibson basses, it was reissued in 1987 with original reverse body styling and TB Plus ceramic magnet humbuckers. Its thunderous output is enhanced by a 9-ply mahogany-and-walnut neck that extends through the body. Mahogany wings, an ebony fretboard, and black chrome hardware provide stunning dark looks. 34" scale, black top-hat knobs with inserts, Schaller tuners, and 3-way adjustable tailpiece. Includes Gibson hardshell case. 
Epiphone Historic Custom USA Wilshire 1962 Reissue
Epiphone has introduced the Epiphone Historic Custom USA collection. The first in the series of reissues is the 1962 Wilshire in Cherry. Made in Nashville, Tennessee in cooperation with the Gibson Custom Shop and limited to only 100 instruments worldwide, it combines impeccable attention to detail and historic accuracy. In 1957 in an effort to bolster their stand up bass business Gibson purchased their arch rival the Epiphone Guitar Company and moved production to Kalamazoo, Michigan. With plans to expand retail distribution by differentiating Epiphone dealers from Gibson dealers, Gibson began production of a new line of "Kalamazoo-made and designed" Epiphones in 1959. One such Epiphone instrument was the Wilshire. First released in 1960 the Wilshire featured two P90 pickups, a 3 on a side headstock and a solid mahogany body and one piece neck. It is little surprise given its Kalamazoo origins that this guitar would share many features with its Gibson cousin the Les Paul Jr. 
Fender 51 Precision Bass
A vintage single-coil pickup halfway between the bridge and neck, 2-saddle bridge, gorgeous ash body, and one-piece maple neck and fretboard make up the killer combination that carried the low end of half the top acts of the '50s, '60s, and '70s. Amoeba pickguard, vintage chrome knobs and knob plate, stunning butterscotch blonde see-through finish, and classic narrow headstock make it look as cool as it plays. | 
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