The 1939 Kalamazoo KHG 14 is very much like the Gibson L-00, but without the truss rod. It’s had its bridsge replaced, cracks have been repaired, and has been converted from Hawaiian setup to ‘standard’ fingerstyle.
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We regularly have Weissenborn style instruments come through, but this is the first baritone I’ve seen. Well made, with a very full, rich sound. Baritone instruments really grab sonic attention, and the hollowneck design is very resonant.
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Here is a great looking late 50’s lap steel with gray pearl finish. This instrument is in great condition for its age and comes with the original hardshell case.
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A combination of a console grande and a pedal steel guitar, the Gibson MultiHarp was the top of the line Gibson instrument at the time.
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Here is a 1955 Fender Stringmaster triple-neck steel guitar. Each neck has 8 strings and two pickups.
MORE →Here is a excellent condition Cole Clark lap guitar from 2009. It features two humbucker pickups and a piezo acoustic pickup in the bridge with an EQ system. It comes with a Leveys Deluxe gig bag.
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