Used Gear

Celebrating the Dawn of the Nylon-String Solidbody In 1982, Gibson collaborated with legendary fingerstyle guitarist Chet Atkins to introduce t...

Fender Foto Flame Telecaster (1990s)Celebrating Japan's Masterful Artistry and Build Quality In the 1990s, Fender Japan introduced the Foto Flame...

A Piece of Fender History, Ready to Play The 1974 Fender Telecaster Custom sits at one of the more interesting crossroads in Fender's history — a c...

A One-of-a-Kind David Thomas McNaught, Built for the Discerning Player Some guitars are more than instruments — they are true works of craftsmansh...

A Piece of Swedish Guitar History The Hagstrom Swede is one of those guitars that deserves a lot more recognition than it typically gets. Built in ...

A One-of-a-Kind Guitar from a One-Man Shop Serial number 54. That number tells you almost everything you need to know about this guitar — this is o...

The Guitar That Put Three Pickups on the Map In 1955, Gibson took their already-remarkable ES-5 and made it genuinely practical. The result was the...

A Piece of Rock History, Ready to Play Again Some guitars are just guitars. And then there's the 1964 Gretsch 6122 Country Gentleman — the guitar t...

A Vintage Gretsch Waiting for Its Next Chapter Some guitars are collector pieces. Some are player pieces. And then there are guitars like this 1960...

One of Gibson's Most Ornate Les Pauls — And It's the Real Deal There are vintage guitars, and then there are vintage statement pieces. The 1979 Gib...

One of Gibson's Most Important Guitars Few electric guitars have had the impact of the Gibson ES-335. Introduced in 1958, the ES-335 bridged the ga...

Gibson's Biggest Stage: The 1956 Super 400 CES There are guitars, and then there are statements. The Gibson Super 400 CES has always been the latte...

A Real Burst — Without the Six-Figure Price Tag If you've spent any time in guitar circles, you know the 1959 Les Paul Standard is widely considere...