The telecaster is a classic design, and the thinline models are perhaps underappreciated variations. They are very resonant, light and comfortable. This example, built by Ron Kirn in Jacksonville, Florida, ably demonstrates why the thinline is a great guitar.
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If you are looking for lots of killer gain and crunch this Bogner Uberschall Twin Jet amp from 2010 is the one. This USA made 150 watt class A/B amp sports two channels with a master volume boost. It also features an FX loop with level/mix control and runs 6 12ax7 preamp tubes and 4 KT88 power tubes. This Revision Blue model gives the player a clean channel which can go from semi clean to Plexi, JCM or Hot Rodd type sounds. Pair that with the fury of the the second channel and you have all your high gain needs on tap!! Comes with the manual and footswitch.
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The National Dueco Gold and Silver 14 are great sounding instruments – as you’d expect – with a really beautiful finish recalling the pre-war Duco models.
And check out the audio file below, featuring Bob Brozeman!
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This lovely red Fender American Standard P Bass, complete with S1 switch, is on sale with minor shop wear and comes with full warranty.
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This Gibson ES-335 from 1967 is a really resonant, good sounding instrument that plays quite well. While lots of great players have used the 335, this one brings to mind the cherry 335 Eric Clapton used in Cream.
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Originally introduced in 1974, the Gibson Maruader used a Les Paul style body and featured a bolt on neck design with a Flying V style headstock and a combination of a single coil and humbucker pickup. This example is in very good shape and comes with a period correct hardshell case.
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