San Luis Opisbo

❌SOLD❌ National Tricone Style 1 12 Fret Resophonic Nickel Brass Guitar, 2001

On November 20, 2020 /

The National Tricone Style 1 is based on the seminal National String Instrument Corporation guitars built from 1927 to 1943. National’s first design was for a three-cone amplification system, and the prototypes used a round cover for the three cones but by the time production began, a triangular cover plate was developed. An interesting aside is that many of the early components were made for National by Adolph Rickenbacker, who had a nearby metal shop and an interest in musical instruments.

Used

Price: $3,500.00 CAD

This instrument has sold

National Style 1.5 Tricone Resophonic Guitar

On September 29, 2020 /

The National Style 1.5 Tricone Resophonic guitar is patterned after the original instrument made in 1927 with a functional Art Deco industrial design. It is made of brass, highly polished and plated with either bright nickel plating or a custom Antique Brass treatment! The round, mahogany neck has an ivoroid bound ebony fingerboard. The headstock has the National logo inlayed in mother-of-pearl and vintage-style tuners! To create the National Style 1.5 Tricone, a touch of elegance is added to the Style 1, with hand-engraved double-cut lines encasing a wiggle stroke around the front, side, and back edges of the nickel-plated brass body!

New

Price: $6,189.00 CAD

❌SOLD❌ Music Man BFR Luke Red Burst, 2007

On September 17, 2020 /

The Ernie Ball Music Man BFR Luke is a high end take on the successful model built for Steve Lukather, using the best materials available. The BFR (Ball Family Reserve) models are the cream of the crop! Here we’re looking at a Music Man BFR Luke in great, all original condition dating to September 21, 2007. It has with very little wear of any kind and looks like it’s spent most of its life so far in its original case – the protective plastic is still on the trem spring cover!

Used

Price: $2,500.00 CAD

This instrument has sold

❌SOLD❌ National Model D Squareneck Mahogany, 2001

On September 4, 2020 /

Built from around 2001 to 2010, the National Model D squareneck resophonic guitar uses a wood body and single cone with a spider bridge. The body is built with Mahogany laminate for the top, and Walnut for the back, sides and 12-fret neck. Some models used laminate Spruce for the top, but this one is laminate Mahogany. In 2010, the Model D was replaced by the wood-bodied Smith & Young Model 11. National discontinued the Smith & Young line around 2015.

Used

Price: $1,599.99 CAD

This instrument has sold

❌SOLD❌ Ernie Ball Music Man Stingray 5 Bass Honeyburst, 2004

On September 2, 2020 /

Introduced in 1987, the Stingray 5 bass was the first new bass offered following Ernie Ball’s purchase of Music Man, and has consistently had a solid following. This model is based on the Music Man Stingray bass introduced in 1976 and partly designed by Leo Fender, with input from Sterling Ball. When first introduced, it was quickly adopted by players like Tony Levin and others who frequently needed lower C or B notes, but without sacrificing the tone of higher pitches.

Used

Price: $1,650.00 CAD

This instrument has sold

❌SOLD❌ Ernie Ball MusicMan JP6 BFR Black Sugar, 2011

On August 14, 2020 /

The Ernie Ball MusicMan JP6 is the original John Petrucci signature model, pairing a contoured basswood body with a Maple neck and Rosewood fingerboard. Here we are looking at a very good condition Ernie Ball MusicMan JP6 BFR, or ‘Ball Family Reserve’ model, built with higher grade woods and finishes. This model dates to March 8 2011 and was built in San Luis Obispo, California.

Used

Price: $2,500.00 CAD

This instrument has sold

San Luis Opisbo

❌SOLD❌ National Tricone Style 1 12 Fret Resophonic Nickel Brass Guitar, 2001

National Style 1.5 Tricone Resophonic Guitar

❌SOLD❌ Music Man BFR Luke Red Burst, 2007

❌SOLD❌ National Model D Squareneck Mahogany, 2001

❌SOLD❌ Ernie Ball Music Man Stingray 5 Bass Honeyburst, 2004

❌SOLD❌ Ernie Ball MusicMan JP6 BFR Black Sugar, 2011

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