Suhr guitars Scott Henderson Signature model (HSH, Shell Pink) $4000

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This 2002 Suhr Scott Henderson Signature HSH Electric Guitar is a fairly rare instument esp in the HSH configuration with the Shell Pink finish. It comes with the original case and non-original tremolo bar.

This guitar is in good condition and in perfect working order. There are some scratches, dings. finish checking on the back, and your typical finish cracks at the neck joint.

Everything on the guitar is original. The frets were leveled recently. There are no repairs or issues with the guitar. The neck is straight with no issues and plays great. The frets are in excellent condition with no wear. The original case works great and fits very well.

SPECS (full spec in pictures):
Nut Width: 1.65"
1st Fret: 0.80"
12th Fret: 0.88"
Neck Type: "D" Shape
Finger Board: Rosewood
Pickups: Duncan DS 59 (B), JST V60's Single Coil LP (M), Duncan DS 59 (N)
Weight: 7lb 14oz

 

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Squier by Fender 1980's JV series Stratocaster (MIJ) - $1,500

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The 1982-84 era of Made in Japan guitars is pretty amazing and this guitar is no exception. Plays great and sounds legit. Comes with hardshell case as pictured.

Here is a bit of info in case you are not aware of the JV series history:
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Squier JV Series

The earliest Fender Japan instruments can be divided into two basic categories; Squier-branded guitars that were built for export, primarily to the United States, and guitars made under the Fender brand that were intended for the Japanese domestic market.

The earliest Japanese Squiers featured a large "Fender logo" on the instrument headstock in the traditional place and a much smaller "Squier" logo underneath.

This arrangement was soon reversed, with subsequent instruments bearing a large "Squier" logo with a smaller "Fender" underneath.

The first Fender Japan instruments produced for domestic consumption were closely based on Fender instruments of the late 1950s and early 1960s and are commonly known as the "JV" series, due to their serial numbers beginning with the letters JV.

These JV were known for their particularly high quality, often incorporating American-made pickups and offering period-correct details, such as cloth-covered wiring and vintage style tuners."

Do you know how much the Strat weighs?

 

Gibson Les Paul Jr. TV 1957 - $9,995

This Player grade Gibson Les Paul Jr. from 1957 has a great vibe and comes with a newer hardshell case.
This guitar absolutely nails the classic Leslie West tone plugged straight into Amp. Very dynamic tone across all tone and volume settings. Plays easily and sounds killer. I have way more oics if you wish to see them.

PLEASE READ BELOW:
Neck: Mahogany neck with a fat “C” profile typical of late 50’s Gibsons, rosewood fingerboard, non original frets in good condition, headstock crack repair, face of the headstock touched up, neck heel repair with a paint touch up.
Body: Mahogany body.
Finish: Non-original re-finish shows moderate wear all over the body and the neck, lots of small dents and scratches.
Hardware/electronics: Period correct, possibly Original P90 pickup and tuners, non original bridge and pots.

Unedited Luthier's notes:

1957 Les Paul Junior refin serial 7 6390

• original nut - shimmed
• refret - okay job, jumbo fret wire
  original strip tuners (or period correct replacements)
• tuner strips were removed and replaced with singles at some point
• minor fracture behind nut, stable or has been stabilized
• truss rod works fine
• neck is straight and true
• full refin, off-colour and not the best quality
• poorly refinished headstock face but original decals saved
• possible neck reset with heel repair touchup
• replaced bridge, very light aircraft aluminum, good quality with adjustable saddles long stud posts and inserts
• original strap buttons
• inserts recessed to allow lower bridge adjusment
• P90 pickup is period correct (sounds fantastic) but replaced and reinstalled at some point
• pots, ground wire and output lead replaced
• original bumble-bee cap
• knobs original
• output jack likely original (unable to fully extract)
• pickup resistance: 7.61k
• weight: 8lbs 50z electronics function okay
• instrument plays and sounds great

 

Gretsch Roc Jet 1973 - Cherry $3,800

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The Gretsch Roc Jet was made in the 1970's and featured a floating tailpiece and a pair of Gretsch's SuperTron humbuckers, and came in a variety of finishes. The cherry red Roc Jets seem to be quite rare and don’t come up that often.

This one appears to be original, has great playability and offers really sweet tones! Frets have lots of life. The general condition is quite good but it has dents/finish checking on the body like most guitars of this vintage. It comes with the original case which is in rough shape but works fine.

 

Zemaitis A24MF BK (Made in Japan) $sold

 

JV SQUIER is on hold...

 

Yamaha SG500 Electric guitar (Made in Japan) $old

 

Yamaha SG500 Electric guitar (Made in Japan) $1150

Do you know the year of this one? Is there a serial number that can help confirm when it was made?

 

These are up next, just have to figure out prices

 

Charge double for the red one and gift me the competition burgundy one for xmas?

 

Also, coming soon...Just need to shoot decent pics and figure a price.

 

What is this and did it ever get listed with more photos and a price? (I'm guessing that I'd love this guitar and probably couldn't afford it anyway).

 

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Zem is sold

 

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these ones just need more detailed photos and i will add them up soon.......

 

Fender Mustang (Daphne Blue, 1966) $4500

This Vintage daphne blue 1966 fender mustang is up for sale out of my personal collection.

Easily one of the best playing and sounding. Mustangs I have had (hence I still have it after so many years).

Guitar is in nice shape but the case is rough.

 

Yamaha SG-2 Electric guitar (1960's - White) - $2,650

Yamaha’s first electric guitars officially launched in April 1966 under the names S302 and S201, which were changed one month later to SG-3 and SG-2. They featured original designs for the tremolo unit, neck joint system, and pickups, demonstrating Yamaha's penchant for individuality and innovation from their very first models.

A favourite of Link Wray, This was their take on of the Fender Jazzmaster. The guitar is in good shape with normal player wear (please refer to detailed pics) and both pickups have strong output with nice clarity and body. Cleans sound as nice as heavy gain sounds. With help from the zero nut the guitar sets up perfectly. The tremolo arm is missing it's plastic end and may not be original.

These were a big hit with the Surf / Garage craze in the 60’s and are in use with many Surf and Garage revival bands.

 

Can't see the pics in that link for the Suhr! Looks gorgeous though. I know you're slimming down, but any interest in partial trades? I've got a 1962 Fender Super sitting in Toronto collecting dust that I could part with towards something in this thread. All original guts, replacement speakers. Sounds glorious with all the brownface goodness.

 

I love me some brown fender stuff. I really shouldn't but feel free to send me what you are thinking.

 

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SG500 appears to be from 1976

 

Fender Telecaster Thinline (1970) - $6000

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Absolutely fantastic playing and sounding Vintage Tele thinline. Light as a feather too! Looks remarkably similar to the one that Gilby Clarke from Guns and Roses sold recently even down to the paint chip near the Output jack.

This one has been played plenty and i am fairly certain the body has been refinished at some point. Back of neck has a worn-in, satin-like feel making it so easy to play.

It is very hard to photograph black guitars so it is quite hard to notice, but there is a small crack in the body near the bottom of the F-hole. Nothing that affects the guitars stability, of course. There is a saddle replaced as you can see. Pots (and likely Pickups) have been replaced as well but original pots appear to be in the case.

This is not a collector's piece by any means but these guitars are very hard to come by. Not always saying a lot, but This will absolutely destroy most anything made in the Fender custom shop these days.

* detailed gutshot pics etc. on request

 

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SG-500 is gone....