The Gibson Memphis ES-335TDN 58 Reissue reproduces the very first version of the revolutionary thinline semi-hollow guitar. This model was the first to bridge the gap between traditional arched-top guitars and then-new solid body models.
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Here is a seldom-seen rarity – an Ampeg Dan Armstrong ADA6 Reissue, built in Japan at the start of the 2006 reissue cycle. The reissue cycles ran from 1998 to 2001, and again from 2006 to 2011. Bass versions were also available. Lucite, also sold as Perspex and Plexiglas, was chosen for its clarity and availability.
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Built in Germany during 2014, this is a Hofner 500/1 Vintage ’62 Reissue version, sometimes named the ‘Mersey bass’. It’s very close in design to the 1963 version used by Paul McCartney on more than a few successful recordings and appearances. The Hofner 500-1 violin bass is one of the world’s most recognizable basses.
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This Gibson Flying V Reissue was built during 2005 at Nashville, and combines features from at least two major versions of the Flying V. When introduced in 1958 for its very short production run – 81 that year and 17 in 1959 – the Flying V was built of Korina (a Gibson name for African Limba wood) with a Rosewood fingerboard, and a string-through body with a V-shaped plate on the front.
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The Fender Classic 69 Pink Paisley Telecaster recreates the eye-catching Paisley Telecasters of the late 1960’s – a finish also used on some Stratocasters. Made in Japan by Fuji-Gen during 2016, this is an excellent version of a classic model. This example is in very good, clean condition with extremely light wear, and is sold with its original rectangular Fender case. The original steel saddles are in the case, and a set of intonated brass saddles have been installed for improved intonation and tuning.
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There have been a number of versions of the Fender 52 Telecaster Reissue, which points out how close to the mark Leo Fender was with these early instruments. Current versions of the Telecaster are not really all that different even after over 70 years of continuous production. Here we are looking at a Fender 52 Telecaster Reissue in the original style Butterscotch Blonde finish.
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