Used Gear

That Teal Is Real — And So Is the Tone There's something genuinely cool about the early PRS SE Santana. The model that kicked off PRS's whole SE li...

The Boston Tone in a Box — Now Available Used If you've ever tried to nail that shimmering, compressed, chorus-drenched guitar sound from 1980s are...

A Vintage-Inspired 000 with Real Acoustic Chops There's a certain body size that acoustic players keep coming back to — not too big, not too small,...

Stage-Ready Blues on a Slim Frame There's a certain kind of guitar player who knows they want to plug in, play out, and not wrestle with a huge bod...

The Wah That Does What You Tell It To Most wah pedals give you one voice and tell you to like it. The Dunlop Cry Baby 535Q takes a different approa...

Single-Cut Soul, Sunset Strip Style Some guitars just look like they mean business before you've even plugged them in. The Vintage V100 AFD Paradis...

Three Pickups, One Classic Shape — and a Whole Lot of Tonal Ground to Cover If you've ever looked at a Les Paul and thought, "What if there were ju...

The Banjo That Plays Like a Guitar — Because It Basically Does You've always had a thing for that banjo sound — the snap, the twang, the way it cut...

A Little Smaller, Just as Musical Not every player wants to wrestle a full-size classical — and that's where the Cordoba Protégé Estudio earns its ...

One Pickup. One Knob. One Point of View. Most Strats come loaded with options — five pickup positions, two tone knobs, endless combinations to expl...

Classical Tone With a Stage-Ready Edge There's something about a nylon-string acoustic-electric that just invites you to sit down and play — whethe...

A Used Acoustic Ready for New Hands Sometimes a guitar finds its way to you by circumstance rather than plan — and that's not a bad thing. The Mont...

A Guitar Built for Players Who Think Differently Most electric guitars trace their DNA back to a handful of shapes and materials that haven't chang...

A Set-Neck Mahogany Double-Cut That Punches Well Above Its Price The Peavey HP Signature Series EXP is named after Hartley Peavey himself — and it ...

A Rare Slice of Godin's Golden Era If you've spent any time digging into Canadian guitar history, you know the Godin Artisan series occupies a very...

A Classic Dean Shape, Ready to Play Again The Dean Z is one of those guitar shapes that just looks like it means business before you even plug it i...

A Strat That Feels Like It Was Made for You There's something about picking up an American-made Stratocaster in 3-Color Sunburst with a maple neck ...

All-Walnut, Cutaway, and a Pickup Worth Bragging About Most acoustic guitars in this price range lean on spruce tops and mahogany backs — reliable,...

A Solid Stage-Ready Dreadnought, Ready to Play Again Sometimes a used guitar tells a story — and the Fender CD-140SCE Black has clearly had a life....

A Vintage-Inspired Hollowbody With Serious Character Some guitars are easy to walk past. The Hagstrom '67 Viking II is not one of them. That cherr...

A Tele Shape That Plays by Different Rules You know the Telecaster silhouette — slab body, straightforward looks, no-nonsense attitude. But this on...

A T-Style with a Bigsby and Some Road Stories There's something about a Telecaster-style guitar with a Bigsby that just makes you want to play it —...

A Vintage-Inspired Strat with Real Mojo to Spare There's something about a 3-Color Sunburst Strat that just feels right — and this used Squier Clas...

A Classic Strat That's Been Played and Loved There's something about a black Stratocaster with a maple neck that just looks right. This 1998 Fender...