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Here is a limited run blonde Blues Deluxe which features two channels, 40 watts of power, reverb and a single 12″ Eminence 50 watt speaker. It has some rips and tears in the tolex but it is in great working order!
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This all original mid 70’s Tele Custom has seen a bit of wear and tear but is in great overall shape. I am a self admitted Tele nut but there is always something about a Tele with a humbucker that really gets me going. I guess the ability to go from a really fat rhythm tone to that snarling single coil bite hits the spot just right! Comes with a newer plastic Fender hardshell.
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At the Jan 2010 LA NAMM show, one guitar stood out above all the others I saw in that huge show; The Collings Art Deco guitar. Visually, it made such an impression on me that I posted it as my personal choice for “best in show” and immediately placed an order. It was a one-off, limited run design and only a handful were built.
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Telesforo Julve was a Valencian classical guitar builder who worked between the 1890’s and 1930’s. This is an example of a Spanish lyra guitar in good shape from around 1900.
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This is an interesting Hofner archtop in decent shape. It has a number of high-end features like the carved spruce top and bound F-holes; the sharp florentine cutaway makes it different from many other European (especially Hofner) archtops.
It was put together by Hofner Canada as a custom instrument for a Toronto jazz artist, with NOS parts from Hofner. The guitar is a 1970’s Hofner Model 4710. It has been built as a 24 3/4″ scale instrument, with a Les Paul Custom fingerboard replacing the original Hofner 25 1/2″ scale fingerboard.
