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Ampeg BA-210SP Bass Combo with Effects
Ampeg builds on its legendary tones with digital signal processing. Sixteen presets of effects from overdrive to funk wah and bass synths give you vintage feel with a whole lot of room to mess around with your sound. Footswitch clicks between four preset picks. 220 watts of unbridled power, a piezo tweeter, and two crankin' ten inch drivers with massive magnets bring all that fat tone into the real world. Sturdy birch cab. 21 x 21 x 16. 76 lbs. Features: 1220 watts 16 presets of effects Footswitch allows switching between presets Two heavy-magnet ten inch drivers Piezo hf driver Birch cab 
Epiphone Les Paul 1956 Goldtop Electric Guitar Gold Top
The Epiphone Les Paul '56 Goldtop Electric Guitar recreates an early Gibson classic with all the looks, sound, and feel that made it one of the most loved guitars ever. 2 Alnico V P-90 pickups. Mahogany body and top. You'll be charmed the minute you start to play. Limited lifetime warranty. 
Gibson 57 Custom Black Beauty Les Paul Electric Guitar Bigsby Gold Hardware
The choice of many star performers!
In 1957, the Les Paul collection entered a new age of sound, featuring a new humbucking pickup that launched the sound heard around the world. Offering tone variations unavailable on any other Les Paul, the '57 Black Beauty is equipped with 3 BurstBucker pickups to offer a unique palette of vintage sound. Other features include a carved mahogany top and solid mahogany body, a one-piece mahogany neck with 22-fret ebony fingerboard, ABR-1 tune-o-matic bridge with stopbar tailpiece, 24-3/4" scale, 1-11/16" nut width, body/neck/peghead binding, and ebony finish.
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. 
Fender Standard Jazz Bass V
First introduced in 1960 as the "Deluxe Model," the Fender Jazz Bass has stood the test of time to become one of the most played instruments in modern musical history. Many Fender firsts such as the offset waist body, ultra-slim fast-action neck, and full-range bi-pole pickups are standard features on the Standard Jazz Bass. This is an affordable update of Fender classic designs that incorporates 2 bi-pole pickups fashioned after the American Series pickups. 
Hofner H500/2 Club Bass LTD Dark Violin
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. Players love it for its playing ease and its tone one of the smoothest, sweetest sounds in all of bassland. Because the original became so scarce and expensive, popular demand compelled Hofner to re-create the Club Bass 500/2. Now this LTD version of the 500/2 offers the same instrument with changes that make it even closer to the original. The pickups have been repositioned to the original spacing for truer vintage tone and a hand-applied dark violin varnish gives it a more vintage vibe. 
Fender 70s Stratocaster Electric Guitar
The U-shaped neck, large headstock, and "bullet" truss rod -- the essential Strat features of the era -- are just the beginning for this beautiful reissue. It also features a solid ash body, Schaller Vintage "F" machine heads, Vintage Strat single-coils, and a synchronized tremolo. Includes Fender deluxe gig bag ($55 value). 
Gretsch G6136T White Falcon
Luxurious gold appointments and elegant white finish enhance the world-famous appeal of the classic Gretsch Guitars G6136T White Falcon. The White Falcon features dual High Sensitive Filtertron pickups, a vertical Gretsch headstock logo, Bigsby B6GB vibrato tailpiece, and feather engraved mother-of-pearl hump block position markers. Gretsch includes a hardshell case with the G6136T |
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