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Weber (new) Gallatin F Mandola

The Weber List Price is $2924

Martin (used, 1927) Style 5-17T Tenor Guitar

Bacon & Day (used, 1928) Peerless Tenor Banjo

This maple neck, maple rim, open back tenor banjo with an 11” diameter Joseph B. Rogers, Jr. skin head, has the name “D. Meldrum” written inside the head.

Huss & Dalton (used, 2008) Model DS-Custom

This is a slope shouldered dreadnought with a dark sunburst top, East Indian rosewood back and sides, Adirondack spruce top and what appears to be an exquisitely figured walnut head plate, snowflake fingerboard inlays.

Gibson (used, 1919) Style L-4 guitar Archtop Guitar

First of all I have to tell you that this may be the finest and cleanest example of a late teens Gibson L-4 as we have ever seen. It is almost a “time capsule” piece (frog not included). The Gibson L-4 was the highest and best Gibson guitar offered in this time period, and also considered a very large bodied guitar in the period following Doublya Dobleya One. This voluptuous and still vital vole measures 15 7/8” at the wider (lower) bout, 11 ½” at the upper bout and has a scale length of 24 ¾”.

Martin (used, 2000) OM28V Custom Shop Guitar Brazilian & Adirondack

This truly remarkable guitar was made from the finest tone woods: Brazilian rosewood for the back, sides and headplate overlay, and Adirondack “Red” spruce for the top. It has many of the features of the prewar OM-28 made circa 1933, including the small butterbean button nickel-plated open-gear tuners, the squared headplate design, the old style “C F Martin & Co., Est. 1833” burnished gold headstock decal logo in which the script letters are outlined in black. It is a guitar worth considering!

Weber (new) Aspen #2 Mandolin

Named for the hardy trees that can take the high winds and freezing temperatures of Montana. The slightest breeze cause it's golden leaves to flutter, and together with their white bark the Aspen seems to shimmer against the dark pine forest background.

The Weber List Price is $1299

Rickenbacker (new) Model 350V63 Liverpool

Based on the classic 325 Series guitars, this vintage stylization updates the traditional design to full scale size and performance. Vintage Single Coil Toaster Top™ pickups, solid black knobs, replica tuners, and trapeze tailpiece hark back to another era, but offers the feel and sound which modern day guitarists demand.

The Rickenbacker List Price is $3059

National (new) NRP B-Series Black Rust Resophonic Guitar

At the National ResoPhonic Guitar Company in San Luis Obispo, CA, each instrument is finished with a multi-staged hand-textured finish for an individual look and semi-smooth surface profile. This means that no two are alike. The thin-gauge steel body has flat cut "f" holes, a formed back, and period-correct, traditional non-ribbed coverplate. Each mahogany neck clears 12 frets to the body and features an unbound ebony fretboard complete with mother-of-pearl position markers. It has a vintage-style plain tuners, ebony nut, and its "National" stamped headstock logo completes the look this classic.

The National List Price $2400

Eastman Strings (new) E-20D Acoustic Guitar

Built with the methods and materials of the “Golden Era” of the 30′s & 40′s,
Solid Adirondack spruce top, solid rosewood back & sides, Extremely dynamic response, from soft picking to hard strumming, Glorious full-bodied tone and room-filling volume.

The Eastman List Price is $1450

Taylor (new) T5-C3 Acoustic-Electric Guitar

This guitar offers you sounds and versatility like no other electric. Its neck feels just like a fast action acoustic guitar and it has the bridge of your favorite acoustic, so the six-string player will feel right at home and may take off his or her shoes. But the sound – wow – you might as well book those gigs now ‘cause they will be a-comin’ in.

The Taylor List Price is $3798

Ome (used) MegaVox Jazz tenor banjo

It is not very often that we are able to offer a modern tenor banjo as beautiful as this one. It is the illustrious Ome MegaVox Jazz tenor banjo, in wholly original and excellent plus condition. It is our understanding that Don Vappie, who played on many Ken Burns’ soundtracks, uses a similar banjo, so if its musical prowess (when you hear it) sounds familiar to you that may be why.

Voyage-Air (new) VAOM-02 Transit Series

Easy to hold, easy to play, and packs a big big sound! Its full 25.5" scale length and 1 3/4" neck make this a fingerstyle delight. Also great for strumming chords, this guitar is perfect for songs around the campfire or any outdoor activity. The VAOM-02 is made from the toughest engineered tonewoods, and is ready to hit the road for high-adventure musical fun! The price includes the all new Transit Bag carry case that is slim, lightweight and tough. It has a zippered pocket for a laptop computer, music books and your other musical needs. Discover the full, rich sound of an OM guitar at a bargain price. This guitar is a #1 pick for teens and students.

Voyage-Air (new) VAOM-02 Transit Series

Voyage-Air (new) VAOM-04 Transit Series Acoustic Guitars

Here’s an upscale version of the Songwriter OM-style guitar: the VAOM-04. It’s the classic shape that fits easily on your lap, has a full 25.5” scale length, and an easy-to-play 1 ¾” neck. This guitar features a Solid Spruce top that adds brilliance, harmonics and sustain that really makes the most of each individual note – this is a great-sounding guitar!

The price includes the all-new Transit Bag carry case that is slim, lightweight and tough. It has a zippered pocket for a laptop computer, music books and your other musical needs. Students to seasoned pros all acclaim the rich tone and projection of the VAOM-04… one strum and you will too!

McPherson (new) MG3.5 East Indian Rosewood B&S w/ Redwood Top

Per the requirements of the manufacturer, McPherson guitars can be shipped to their destination only by UPS Next Day Air or Messenger Service.

McPherson (new) MG3.5 Sitka Spruce Top w/ E. Indian Rosewood B&S

Per the requirements of the manufacturer, McPherson guitars can be shipped to their destination only by UPS Next Day Air or Messenger Service.

Martin (used, 1964) 00-21NY Acoustic Guitar, Brazilian rosewood,

This beautiful guitar (one of the prettiest Martin ever designed) is in excellent with the addition of a later teardrop shaped pickguard in faux tortoise shell (the original version of the 00-21NY had no pickguard). The back of this guitar is extraordinary – old growth, straight-grained Brazilian rosewood of the type we all yearn to find. The bookmatched sides show a small amount of swirl.

Fender ® (used, 1998) American Standard Stratocaster Electric Guitar

showing normal light signs of use and wear – minor things like dings, rosewood fingerboard wear in the first 3 frets under the first three or four strings, and just a couple of scrapes, dings, etc.

Vega (used, 1930) Tubaphone 5-string Open Back

This most likely previously four-string tenor has had a conversion to 5-string banjo by way of some ecumenical counseling and also the addition of a newer 5-string neck by Providence Guitar & Banjo. If one is seeking access to the induplicable sound of a prewar Vega Tubaphone No. 3 but without having to spend the nearly four thousand dollars required to gain entrance to the emporium of ecstasy-effulgent 5-string euphoria, this would unquestionably be the banjo of choice.