Saturday, July 24, 2010

Fender Classic Jaguar Special HH

Fender Classic Jaguar Special HH Electric Guitar 3-Tone Sunburst


Fender Classic Jaguar Special HH Electric Guitar 3-Tone Sunburst


The Classic Player Jaguar Special HH guitar turbocharges Fenders iconic Jaguar model with some thoroughly modern improvements, such as dual humbucking pickups that add a whole different sonic dimension, revolutionary electronics that include a blendable coil tap for more tones than ever, a 9.5" fingerboard radius and a neck pocket with increased back-angle for improved stability and sustain. The tremolo plate has been moved closer to the bridge to increase break angle and sustain. A screw in tremolo arm increases stability and control when executing divebombs, and a master cut switch provides cool effects.

Jackson PDX Electric Guitar

Jackson PDX Electric Guitar with Black Bevels Inferno Red


Jackson PDX Electric Guitar with Black Bevels Inferno Red
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Demolish your audience with the brutal style and tone of this guitar.

Korg CA-1 Chromatic Tuner

Korg CA-1 Chromatic Tuner Standard


Korg CA-1 Chromatic Tuner Standard


Was $14.99
Now: $12.99
Save $19.01 (59%), MSRP $32.00



* Large, high-precision LCD needle-style meter.
* Wide detection range from A0 to C8.
* Auto power off function
* Memory backup function
* Battery life: Approximately 100 hours of continuous use

Korg CA-1 Chromatic Tuner
With a size similar to an audiocassette case, the Korg CA-1 chromatic tuner features a distinguished design in a pocket-sized package. With a stand on the back, you can place it on any surface. Thanks to the CA-1's broad tuning range, you can tune an array of different instruments, including many keyboard, string, and wind instruments. Pitch and range are quickly detected with accuracy. A built-in high-sensitivity microphone can detect the pitch of an acoustic instrument—no matter if its guitar, bass, mandolin, or ukulele, to name a few—without the need of a clamp or any other equipment. The instrument tuner's large display window also offers greater visibility than many tuners on the market. The display includes an LCD needle-style meter, as well as red and green LEDs for utmost accurate tuning. The auto power-off function saves the battery, even if you forget to turn off the chromatic tuner.

Friday, July 23, 2010

Epiphone Ltd Ed Wilshire PRO

Epiphone Ltd Ed Wilshire PRO Electric Guitar Ebony


Epiphone Ltd Ed Wilshire PRO Electric Guitar Ebony


Original Wilshire guitars are commanding high prices in today's collectors markets. Epiphone worked hard to bring it back in an affordable guitar that doesn't sacrifice quality, and now this limited edition electric guitar has been further updated with even more pro-features.

The Epiphone Wilshire Pro electric guitar has a double-cutaway mahogany body and set mahogany neck, which joins the body at the 22nd fret, giving you the ultimate in upper-fret access. The Wilshire Pro is lightweight and comfortable, with excellent resonance and natural acoustic tone—even unplugged! Featuring Epiphone's LockTone Tune-O-Matic/stopbar combination, the transfer of string vibration is improved even more, giving this it excellent sustain and clarity.

The neck pickup is Epiphone's Alnico Classic. It provides warm and subtle tone with a full, even response that doesn't hold back when you need that classic humbucker crunch. An Alnico Classic Plus is in the bridge, and is over wound for a slightly higher output—without sacrificing its rich, vintage tone. Both feature Alnico II magnets, enamel wire, and are double vacuum waxed. Each volume control on the Epiphone guitar is a push/pull potentiometer that allows you to coil-split each pickup separately for a more twangy single-coil sound, as well as many other tonal combinations.

The Epiphone Wilshire Pro electric guitar features their own "batwing" headstock. A classic design that improves tuning ease and accuracy by offering a straight string-pull design, the headstock is adorned like the original with the vintage Epiphone logo in gold. Other features include a 1960's SlimTaper neck profile with Rosewood fingerboard, premium 14:1 die-cast tuners, and individual volume and tone controls for each pickup.

Epiphone Ltd Ed Wilshire PRO Electric Guitar Features:

* Body type: Solid
* Body wood: Mahogany
* Scale length: 24-3/4"
* Neck Joint: Set
* Neck wood: Mahogany
* Fretboard: Rosewood
* Neck shape: Slim-tapered "D" shape
* Frets: 22 medium jumbo
* Nut width: 1-11/16"
* Fretboard radius: 12"
* Bridge: LockTone Tune-O-Matic
* Bridge pickup: Alnico Classic Plus 4 humbucker
* Neck pickup: Alnico Classic 4 humbucker
* Coil-splittable pickups
* Controls: 2 volume, 2 tone, 3-way pickup selector switch
* Tuners: Premium Die-cast
* Hardware color: Chrome
* Finish: Gloss polyurethane

Devi Ever Ruiner Fuzz Bass Effects Pedal

Devi Ever Ruiner Fuzz Bass Effects Pedal


Devi Ever Ruiner Fuzz Bass Effects Pedal


The Devi Ever Ruiner fuzz pedal is pure, nasty fuzz, with bold out-front presence, and cutting articulation. Two dark boosts in one pedal providing total tonal nastiness. The effect pedal sounds great with bass or guitar. It includes volume and intensity dials, and a footswitch to engage the effect. Housed in a rugged metal casing, the Devi Ever Ruiner fuzz bass pedal will last for years and years to come. It's a gigging musician's dream.

Devi Ever Ruiner Fuzz Bass Effects Pedal Features:

* Volume control
* Intensity control
* Footswitch
* Rugged metal housing

Orange Amplifiers OBC Series OBC115 400W 1x15 Bass Speaker Cabinet

Orange Amplifiers OBC Series OBC115 400W 1x15 Bass Speaker Cabinet Straight


Orange Amplifiers OBC Series OBC115 400W 1x15 Bass Speaker Cabinet Straight


This 400W Orange Amplifiers OBC115 Bass Speaker cabinet is made from 13-ply high-density 18mm birch plywood. Tough skids on the speaker enclosure's base result in enhanced acoustic connection to the stage. The hi-tech OBC115 bass cab is side-ported and provides for speaker self-correction. The ports are tuned by Orange to emphasize the low end and get a better response. The Eminence 15" bass speaker delivers full, rounded bass tone. Internally strutted to avoid cabinet vibration, the Orange OBC115 bass enclosure won't rattle, even under the most demanding conditions. The sound is amazing, extending the bottom-end for deep bass response. With a hefty 400W power handling, the Orange OBC115 bass cabinet's deep sound packs some serious punch.

Peavey 6534 Plus 120W Tube Guitar Amp Head

Peavey 6534 Plus 120W Tube Guitar Amp Head Black


Peavey 6534 Plus 120W Tube Guitar Amp Head Black


The 2-channel, 120-watt Peavey 6534+ guitar amplifier head is loaded with EL34 power tubes that give this American legend a British flavor. The extreme high gain and legendary tone of the 6505 Series is here in excess, but with a special new design that minimizes the noise that many high-gain tube amps generate. The Rhythm channel of the 6534+ guitar amp head is voiced to clean up nicely while still retaining its raw saturation. 6 select 12AX7 preamp tubes provide the tonal foundation for the Peavey 6534+. Both the Lead and Rhythm channels feature independent 3-band EQs, pre- and post-gain controls, and Peavey's patented Resonance and Presence controls which provide low-end enhancement and high-end boost, respectively. The guitar amp head's Rhythm channel also includes a bright switch and footswitchable Crunch boost. Additional features include footswitchable effects loop and preamp output.Made in the USA.

Jose Ramirez 4NE

Jose Ramirez 4NE Classical Guitar Natural


Jose Ramirez 4NE Classical Guitar Natural


From Jose Ramirez comes the 4NE classical guitar, boasting beautiful resonant tonewoods and remarkable craftsmanship, for an instrument of unmistakable beauty in substance and style. This line was designed by José Ramírez III in 1986, and renewed by Amalia Ramírez in 2008 on its decoration and improved on its construction. This 4NE classical guitar is therefore a line of Ramírez exclusive models.The classical guitar platform is a time-honored design, yielding the greatest sonic energy possible out of nylon strings. The profile and depth of the body offers bold lows, balanced mids, and shimmering highs with strong projection. The note begins with a strong attack and sustains with pronounced clarity. Classical guitar bodies are the prime choice for discerning fingerstyle artists looking for the timeless classical guitar tone. The red cedar top on the Ramirez 4NE guitar paired with the Indian rosewood body produces a punchy attack and balanced strength in tone. The scarf joint adds strength to the cedar neck and creates the correct angle for the strings to rest securely across the nut. The ebony bridge and Indian rosewood fingerboard produce lasting sustain and ample projection throughout the instrument. Finally, the Jose Ramirez 4NE is dressed in a luxurious natural finish, letting the classical guitar's inherent beauty shine through for all to see. The design features of the Ramírez guitars, both inside and out, including the template, decoration, tone, and the quality of sound and materials, are exclusively Ramirez. These nylon-string guitars are made outside the tiny Ramirez workshop, in limited runs, by carefully selected Spanish manufacturers. They are specifically and uniquely built for Ramírez and although their construction is not directly inspected by Amalia Ramírez, these classical guitars are finally adjusted in her workshop by her craftsmen, and under her personal supervision.

Gibson Custom Les Paul Axcess

Gibson Custom Les Paul Axcess Standard Electric Guitar with Floyd Rose Trem Gun Metal Grey


Gibson Custom Les Paul Axcess Standard Electric Guitar with Floyd Rose Trem Gun Metal Grey


The Gibson Les Paul Axcess Standard electric guitar carries all the elegant styling, fluid body lines, and rocking attitude of a classic Les Paul Standard guitar from the golden era of 1958 to '60. The Gibson Les Paul Axcess reveals a handful of upgrades upon closer examination—all modifications made in the name of maximum playability and versatility. The most noticeable addition is the Floyd Rose tailpiece, a unit optimized for anything from subtle vibrato wobbles to dramatic, rumbling divebombs. Partnered with an R4 locking nut, it also guarantees outstanding tuning stability and return-to-pitch accuracy.While the Gibson Les Paul Axcess guitar sports what looks from the front to be a traditional Les Paul neck joint, the neck heel and portions of the back and neck joint at the upper cutaway have been contoured to provide a "heelless" feel and an unimpeded reach right up to the 22nd fret. No more stretching against the traditional neck heel to achieve the upper-fret access that your lead style demands—the Gibson Axcess guitar gives you that sought-after Les Paul playability all the way up the neck,

Takamine TB250SC Acoustic-Electric Bass

Takamine TB250SC Acoustic-Electric Bass Sunburst


Takamine TB250SC Acoustic-Electric Bass Sunburst


This jumbo-bodied Takamine TB250SC acoustic-electric bass is built with a solid spruce top, solid flamed maple back and flamed maple sides, creating a voice that matches its visual appeal. The jumbo possesses the greatest internal air volume and delivers a sound that matches its name. The curvature of the top profile hints at the resulting tonality of the Takamine bass body design. Deep, round tones with fat, vibrant mid frequencies make the jumbo a stand out in a group setting. The symmetrical maple neck adds strength and comfort to the acoustic electric bass, and the rosewood bridge and fingerboard provide lasting sustain and crisp but deep bass tone.Powered by the Cool Tube preamp, this stage-ready acoustic bass can cut through the densest mix, and look spectacular while doing it. This on-board tube preamp features bass and treble tone controls, semi-parametric midrange, a second-source input and blend control, and chromatic tuner so you can always stay in tune and get that perfect acoustic-electric bass tone.Other appointments on the Takamine TB250SC acoustic bass include gold hardware, gold tuners, and a gloss sunburst finish to complete this classic Takamine bass appearance.Takamine has been producing beautifully designed and tonally superior acoustic-electric guitars for over 40 years and now Takamine has put that wealth of experience into producing some of the finest acoustic-electric bass guitars in the industry

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Epiphone 1958 Explorer Electric Guitar Factory Restock

Epiphone 1958 Explorer Electric Guitar Factory Restock Ebony¹


Epiphone 1958 Explorer Electric Guitar Factory Restock Ebony¹



$424.15

MSRP: $832.00 Savings: $407.85(49%)

The design that blasted guitar into the space age.

The Epiphone 1958 Explorer Electric Guitar is based on the '58 Gibson design that ushered in the space age! The 1958 Explorer features a 24-3/4"-scale maple neck with rosewood fingerboard. Two Alnico Classic humbuckers give it its rock 'n' roll voice, with one tone and two volume knobs and a three-way switch for shifting from rhythm to high-altitude leads. The LockTone Tune-O-Matic bridge and LockTone stopbar tailpiece add more sustain and make string changing easier. Limited lifetime warranty.

ESP LTD SURVEYOR-414 Quilted Maple 4-String Electric Bass Guitar Factory Restock

ESP LTD SURVEYOR-414 Quilted Maple 4-String Electric Bass Guitar Factory Restock See-Thru Blue¹


ESP LTD SURVEYOR-414 Quilted Maple 4-String Electric Bass Guitar Factory Restock See-Thru Blue¹


$569.00

MSRP: $1,169.00 Savings: $600.00(51%)

The surveyor bass, quilted in beauty.

The ESP LTD Surveyor-414 quilted maple 4-string bass features bolt-on construction for added attack and snap. The neck's U-contour allows quick and easy access to all of the instrument's 21 frets. The maple fingerboard accentuates the top and bottom frequencies for a great-sounding tone, especially for any rock, or rhythm and blues setting. With its breathtaking swamp ash body, chrome hardware, beautiful finish, and sleek black pickups, this bass will keep you playing into the late hours with control and visual brilliance.

ESP LTD SURVEYOR-414 Quilted Maple 4-String Electric Bass Guitar Factory Restock Features:

* Bolt-on construction
* 34" Scale
* Swamp ash body
* Quilted maple top
* Maple neck
* Maple fingerboard
* 38mm standard nut
* U-neck contour
* 21 XJ frets
* Chrome hardware
* ESP tuners
* Wilkinson licensed bridge

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Fender American Standard Stratocaster

Fender American Standard Stratocaster Electric Guitar Blizzard Pearl Rosewood Fretboard


Fender American Standard Stratocaster Electric Guitar Blizzard Pearl Rosewood Fretboard


Fender American Standard Stratocaster Electric Guitar Features:

* Solid alder body (urethane finish)
* Modern C-shaped maple neck with rich, deep neck tint, glossed neck front with satin back
* 22 medium jumbo frets
* 3 hot American Strat single-coil pickups
* Delta-tone™ no-load circuit (includes high output bridge pickup and special no-load tone control for middle and bridge pickups)
* Bent steel Fender saddles
* Copper Infused Cast Strat® Bridge Block (steel with copper- 100% metal) for Increased Mass and Improved Tone
* Thinner undercoat for improved body resonance
* American 2-point trem
* Rosewood or maple fretboard
* Staggered machine heads


Gives sought-after tone with modern smooth trem travel. Block retains the mass and tone of a vintage bridge block, but is chamfered for access to deeper dives. Saddles have the classic look and tone, but with modern improvements (spacing, slot elongation, height, screw length).

Fender American Standard Telecaster

Fender American Standard Telecaster Electric Guitar Candy Cola Rosewood Fretboard


Fender American Standard Telecaster Electric Guitar Candy Cola Rosewood Fretboard


The Fender American Standard Telecaster Electric Guitar is a pro player's axe that delivers authentic Tele vibe. American Series pickups and deluxe hardware with original '52 ash or alder body dimensions deliver more resonance and tone. The maple neck has a modern C shape with rolled edges and highly finished frets for easier playability. The detailed nut eliminates rattles and improves tuning stability. Custom staggered tuning machines eliminate the need for one of the string trees. Staggered pole pieces in the pickups provide balanced output across all strings and especially improves tone for the G-string.

The return of the American Standard Series Telecaster continues Fender's tradition of commitment to the people who play Fender instruments out there in the real world. Today's American Standard Telecaster guitars are worthy heirs of their revered ancestors—mindful of player needs and taking full advantage of modern advances, yet remaining completely true to the elements and spirit that made these instruments legendary in the first place. Improvements include redesigned bridges, neck and body finishes, and a Fender-exclusive high-tech molded case. Still there are the beloved hand-rolled fingerboard edges, Alnico V pickups, and staggered tuning machines for tone and stability guaranteed to last a lifetime (with its limited lifetime warranty)! So make history with the redesigned American Standard!

Musician's Friend Coupon


15% off Orders of $250 and Up

Thursday, July 15, 2010

Gibson Custom Gibson Byrdland

Gibson Custom Gibson Byrdland Guitar Vintage Sunburst Gold Hardware


Gibson Custom Gibson Byrdland Guitar Vintage Sunburst Gold Hardware


$7,399.00 - $8,799.00

MSRP: $10,471.00 - $12,470.00 Savings: $3671.00(29%)

A beautiful, yet radically designed historic thinline archtop guitar with a super thin neck and short scale.

The Gibson Byrdland Florentine Guitar represented a handful of developments that were radical, even revolutionary, in its day

History
Many working musicians of the fast-paced and musically adventurous '50s required a new instrument—one that captured traditional Gibson archtop artistry and craftsmanship, but represented a redrawing of the blueprint for the needs of the day. Enter the Byrdland, released in 1955 after consultation with first-call Nashville session musicians Billy Byrd and Hank Garland. Outwardly every bit a Gibson, this model represented a handful of developments that were radical, even revolutionary, in its day. The Byrdland retained the traditional carved solid-spruce arched top and wide dimensions (17") of big-bodied jazzers like its predecessor the L-5CES, but was considerably thinner, at only 2 1/4" deep. The electric guitar was here to stay, and Gibson's designers quite rightly determined that a guitar that was intended primarily as an electric—rather than acoustic—instrument should be made in a way that would minimize feedback. Gibson created the Thinline series, which included the Byrdland partnered by the ES-350T, released the same year. Together they constituted the first of the new thin-bodied breed, and launched a design trend for archtop electrics that would proliferate to this day. So successful was its design ethos, that it not only offered a popular alternative for jazz, pop, and country players, it also proved capable of cranking out heavy rock in the hands of guitarists such as Ted Nugent.

Body
At the request of Billy Byrd and Hank Garland, the Byrdland was made with a reduced scale length, but featured all the finery of a top-of-the-line Gibson archtop guitar. Although the Byrdland debuted in 1955 with a rounded Venetian cutaway, Gibson updated the body in 1960 in keeping with the style of the times and gave it the deep, pointed Florentine cutaway. The Byrdland's super-thin neck and 23 1/2" scale length might have implied a "student model" instrument, but it was intended purely for speed and playing ease, and its five-ply binding, ebony fingerboard with pearl block inlay, gold-plated hardware, and triple-loop Byrdland trapeze tailpiece all single it out as a top-shelf guitar.

Hardware
By now, the Byrdland had also acquired an upgrade in electronics, too. Originally offered in 1955 with Alnico V single coil pickups, it was made with PAF humbucking pickups from 1957 onward. Coupled to the traditional independent volume and tone controls and a three-way selector switch, these units gave the Byrdland the ability to produce anything from a smooth mellow purr to a hot, cutting twang.

Near-perfect Recreation
The rounded Venetian cutaway was restored to the Byrdland model in late 1969, but a demand for the Florentine version remains. In keeping with the desires of many players, the Gibson Custom Shop offers the finest original-spec rendition of this classic model that has been available since its production of the early 1960s. From the select maple and walnut used in its neck to the high-grade spruce of its top, no expense is spared in making this Thinline electric a guitar that Hank Garland and Billy Byrd would be proud of. Details such as the pearl flower-pot headstock inlay, multi-ply fingerboard binding, pointed Florentine cutaway, multi-ply bound pickguard, bound f-holes, and sculpted fingerboard end are all true to classic form. In the electronics department, a pair of Gibson's popular '57 Classic humbucking pickups keep it all sounding as good as it looks. Each Byrdland includes a Custom Shop case and a Certificate of Authenticity.

Gibson Custom Gibson Byrdland Guitar Features:

* Body: Thinline Archtop Hollowbody with Bound "F"-holes and Florentine Cutaway
* Body Size (L x W x D): 21" x 17" x 2-1/8"
* Top: Carved Solid Spruce
* Back & Sides: Curly Maple
* Binding: 5-ply binding
* Neck: Set 5-piece Maple and Walnut
* Neck profile: Super-Thin
* Neck joint location: 16th fret
* Fingerboard: Ebony—sculpted bound
* Scale length: 23 1/2"
* No. of frets: 22
* Nut Width: 1-5/8"
* Radius: 12"
* Inlays: Pearl Blocks on neck, Gibson logo w/antique binding and Pearl Flower-Pot on headstock
* Pickguard: Deluxe Bound
* Hardware: gold
* Tailpiece: Triple-Loop Trapeze
* Bridge: Floating Inlayed Ebony With Tune-O-Matic Saddles
* Knobs: Gold speed
* Tuners: Vintage Grover with "Crank" buttons
* Neck pickup: '57 Classic
* Bridge pickup: '57 Classic
* Controls: two volume, two tone, 3-way toggle pickup selector
* Finish: Lacquer
* Case: Hardshell

Taylor 35th Anniversary Brazilian Rosewood

Taylor 35th Anniversary Brazilian Rosewood Dreadnought Cutaway Acoustic-Electric Guitar Natural¹


Taylor 35th Anniversary Brazilian Rosewood Dreadnought Cutaway Acoustic-Electric Guitar Natural¹


$15,999.00

MSRP: $19,998.00 Savings: $3999.00(19%)

The cutaway 35th-anniversary Brazilian Rosewood Dreadnought Acoustic-Electric Guitar marks a milestone in Taylor's history of crafting top-quality guitars.

Brazilian rosewood's glorified status as a widely coveted but highly protected tonewood is well documented, so Taylor's ability to craft a limited edition series is in itself a cause for celebration. Arguably the pinnacle of Taylor's 35th anniversary commemorative collection, the Brazilian rosewood guitar series has received considerable attention from Bob Taylor. Bob hand-picked the sets from Taylor's ultra-limited Brazilian reserves and designed each guitar personally, based on the unique characteristics of each beautiful set of wood. Bob selected the top wood, bracing style, and binding of each guitar individually to complement the Brazilian rosewood used for each one.

The commemorative dreadnought guitar boasts a deep and medium-sized body, creating a sound chamber that rings out in balanced harmony. Whether strumming on the rhythm, or getting wild on a barn-burning solo, the Taylor Brazilian rosewood dreadnought holds its own with clear, full-sounding projection that cuts through any mix.

The guitar's cutaway offers comfort when accessing upper-register notes on the sturdy ebony fingerboard. The solid Adirondack spruce top and Solid Brazilian rosewood body produce crystal-clear tone, full range and volume—all with breathtaking looks.

The Taylor NT neck joint creates a tight and sturdy bond, fastening the body to the tropical mahogany neck to produce an incredibly solid structure. The Taylor standard neck carve, 1-3/4" nut width, and 15" fretboard radius provide comfort when performing intricate movements across the guitar's 20 frets.

At the heart of the 35th anniversary Taylor Brazilian rosewood guitar lies an impressive and intuitive electronics system that lets you dial in your ideal amplified sound. The Taylor Expression System (ES) delivers a tone that will satisfy the most demanding pro player, yet is simple enough for anyone to plug in and sound great. The ES incorporates three different magnetic sensors. Two strategically placed Dynamic Body Sensors affixed to the underside of the soundboard capture the complex nuances of the top's vibration, while a Dynamic String Sensor mounted beneath the fretboard extension registers string and neck vibration. The preamp boosts the pickup signal cleanly, without the need for artificial EQ coloration. The balanced, low-impedance signal the ES produces can run direct into a mixer or PA in most situations, and is free of distortion at almost any volume. Three simple onboard control knobs preserve the aesthetic beauty of this Taylor, allowing you to easily adjust the volume, bass, and treble to suit your personal preferences and performance environment.

Dressed in an ultra-violet curved polyester finish, and featuring Gotoh 510 tuners and antique gold hardware, this rosewood Taylor guitar will make your jaw drop with every glance. Each 35th-anniversary Taylor guitar is shipped with a commemorative "35" fretboard inlay, and are accompanied with a custom label and certificate of authenticity as well as a Taylor case.

Taylor 35th Anniversary Brazilian Rosewood Dreadnought Cutaway Acoustic-Electric Guitar Features:

* Includes Taylor case
* 6-string
* Dreadnought cutaway platform
* Solid Brazilian rosewood body
* Solid Adirondack spruce top
* 25-1/2" scale
* Taylor NT neck joint
* Tropical mahogany neck
* Ebony fretboard
* Taylor standard neck carve
* 20 frets
* 1-3/4" nut width
* 15" fretboard radius
* Ebony bridge
* Taylor ES pickups
* Volume, Bass, Treble controls
* Gotoh 510 tuners
* Antique gold hardware
* UV curved poly finish

Gibson Pete Townshend J-200 Acoustic-Electric Guitar

Gibson Pete Townshend J-200 Acoustic-Electric Guitar Antique Natural


Gibson Pete Townshend J-200 Acoustic-Electric Guitar Antique Natural


$4,599.00

MSRP: $5,916.00 Savings: $1317.00(22%)

Gibson Montana and Townshend have re-created the 1960's J-200 he used to pen such classic hits as 'Pinball Wizard" and 'Won't Get Fooled Again."

The Gibson Pete Townshend J-200 Acoustic-Electric Guitar offers distinctive visual splendor. Flamed maple back and sides combine with multi-ply top and back binding, mother-of-pearl crown fretboard inlays, floral pattern pickguard, distinctive bridge inlays, gold kidney bean tuners, and Townshend's signature inlaid at the top of the rosewood fretboard. Pete's preferred slim-profile flamed maple neck provides a silky playing experience while a Sitka spruce top belts out big, bold, crisp Gibson tone. L.R. Baggs Element electronics reproduce every sonic detail of the Gibson Townshend J-200 with exacting clarity.

Gibson Pete Townshend J-200 Acoustic-Electric Guitar Features:

* Flamed maple back and sides
* Sitka spruce top
* Slim-profile flamed maple neck
* Rosewood fingerboard
* Multi-ply top and back binding
* Bound headstock
* Vintage 1960s style solid Moustache bridge with mother-of-pearl inlay
* Mother-of-pearl crown fretboard inlays