Upright basses were one of the major casualties of the rise of the electric guitar – and especially of the Fender Bass. However, they still have a place and this style of Club bass, with a smaller, feedback-resistant body can really do the trick.
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This is a very cool Mustang bass. The Neckplate with the serial number isn’t original; that number, with the preceding L, indicates production between 1962 and 1965, but the Mustang bass didn’t come into production until 1966. The neck has no date but is stamped 0400-1243 in red and J. Torres in black, dating it to 1974 and matching the pot codes.Regardless, this is a largely original, great bass.
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Firebirds – they have a unique sound that cuts through everything else. I can’t look at them without hearing Johnny Winter. This is a really clean example of a great guitar that works in very many styles.
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This mid 50’s Les Paul Junior has seen some pretty heavy play wear but is all original plays well and flat out has that great vintage vibe that you can feel from across the room!! Comes with newer hardshell case.
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Here is a hand built strat style electric guitar from James Tyler with great hard wear and a lovely Candy Apple Red finish. Comes with a G&G hardshell case.
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Here is a Telecaster from Fenders 60th anniversary year which has been modified with a middle position single coil pickup and mini toggle for series and parallel settings. This is in excellent shape plays really well and provides more tonal options than your standard Tele. Comes with a silver Fender hardshell case.
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