This Collings D1 German Spruce top from 2007 is an amazing flat picker and sells for $2599.00.
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Here is a beautiful flat top from William Laskin from 1988 selling for $3999 in very good condition.
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This excellent condition amp is switchable between 25 and 50 watts. 65 Amps was started by Peter Stroud, guitarist for Cheryl Crow, and Dan Boul, responding to a need for lower stage volume levels; they needed pro-grade lower wattage amps with ‘vintage’ tone. Using custom hand-wound transformers from Mercury Magnetics, top-grade hand-selected components and built to military grade specifications.
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Built in Holland, many players who later became famous had Egmonds as starter guitars – George Harrison’s first guitar was an Egmond. This guitar is in great, mostly original condition (aside from the refret) and really shows the state of European guitar craft in the early 1960’s. Priced at $1000 CAD with case.
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Goya guitars were built by Hagstrom in the late 1950’s and early 1960’s and imported to North America.The model 80, and the very similar model 90, are mostly of plastic construction, chambered-body two-pickup electrics with push-button pickup and tone selectors. Thumb rollers control the volume for each pickup. Apparently 370 model 80’s were built.
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Today we are featuring a lovely 000 style flat top from local builder Robert Hames. This comfortable small body sports a classy sunburst top and lovely wood sets of Engelmann spruce and Padauk. The body is framed by Peruvian walnut binding and a matching rosette. This guitar has a tone which is crisp and strong with engaging subtle overtones under the surface of the note fundamental. The neck profile and body size make for a very comfortable playing experience. This is a great guitar for light to medium strumming and fingerstyle playing!
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