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Here is a very cool 50 watt stack with advanced power scaling. This hand wired US built amp features a four input design like a Marshall Plexi, FX loop with level controls. This loud crunchy amp and 2 x12″ cabinet has a very Marshall like tone and comes with a foot switch and power cable.
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Here is a cool looking late 60’s Telecaster in blonde finish. It has been routed
for a humbucker in the body between the two single coils and has a newer pickguard but is
otherwise in good shape.
Serial Number… 92919597 circa 1999 Pricing… No Longer Available Neck… Mahogany neck, rosewood fretboard, 24 3/4″ scale length, 1 11/16″ nut width, split parallelogram inlays, lots of play wear on the back of the neck and strap button hole on heel. Frets… Medium wear. Body… 16″ body with cutaway, flame maple top, sides and back, white body binding. Finish… Minor play wear scratches. Hardware/electronics … Fralin P92 pickups installed, Gibson Deluxe tuners, tune-o-matic bridge. Playability/Action… Currently set up with flatwound
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Serial Number… 12110747 circa 2010 Pricing…$3499.00 Canadian Dollars ($3632.US$ as of April 2/2011) No Longer Available Neck… Maple neck, rosewood fretboard, split parollelogram inlay, 1 11/16″ nut width, 24.75″ scale length, medium elliptical neck profile. Frets… Prestine. Body… 16″ hollow body with cutaway, flame maple top, sides and back, white body binding. Finish… Natural finish in near showroom condition. Hardware/electronics … 57 Classic humbuckers, Gibson Deluxe tuners, tune-o-matic bridge. Playability/Action… Great playability with current action at 5/64″ bass side
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Serial Number… 42040 circa 1999 Pricing…$2500.00 Canadian Dollars (approx.$2442.US$ as of Nov.16/2011) No Longer Available Neck… Mahogany neck, rosewood fretboard, wide fat neck profile, 25″ scale, medium jumbo frets. Frets… Minor wear mostly in first position. Body… Deep hollow body McCarty, mahogany sides and back, spruce top with a few small dings. Finish… Some minor dings and play wear scratches. Hardware/electronics… Two McCarty archtop humbuckers, wrap around intonatable bridge, PRS tuners. Case
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About a year ago I met with Michael Kennedy on the sales floor of the shop. He was stopping by to show us some of his new steel string guitars and introduce his company Indian Hill guitars. I had heard his name when talking with master luthier Sergi de Jonge and even seen an example of his work on a classical double top during his apprenticeship. Needless to say I was very interested to see his work. Often your first look and strum on a guitar will tell you a lot about a builder and these are definitely impressive well built instruments. Not only does Michael have the practical knowledge and skill necessary for guitar building but he seems to have achieved a wonderful balance between beautiful aesthetics, structural integrity and most importantly great tone. His attention to detail is excellent from the neck joint and internal braces to wood selection and finish work.
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