The sound of the Delta, Regal resonators are as much part of the rich tapestry of the blues as anything produced by National during this period. As wi...

From 1937 we have this National Style O Resonator.At the dawn of the 20th Century, instrument builders were looking for ways of building louder instru...

From the famed ‘TV front’ range of Fender amplifiers, we give you this Champion 600 from 1949.Introduced as the little brother of the Champion 800, th...

Stunning... 71 years old! probably best available right now...1952 Fender Telecaster, enough said…Bought around 15 years ago from the private collecti...

From the Bernie Marsden collection we have this excellent 1952 Gibson ES-295. This guitar is featured on page 107 of Bernie's hardback book 'Tales of ...

This is a very rare, early 1952 Les Paul Standard with unbound fingerboard. It is one of the first 100 or so made and exhibits some unique features on...

Les Paul claimed to have devised the ES-295 following a visit to Wood Hospital, Milwaukee where he and Mary Ford were on tour entertaining the troops....

This is quite a find. Its not so uncommon to find a refinished Les Paul, but you won’t have seen one like this before..This is a wonderful guitar, ret...

As with the White Falcon, the 6196 Country Club, though not as popular, holds a particular place as one of Gretsch’s premium guitars. Introduced in 19...

Introduced in 1952, the Fender Bassman has gone through many iterations, the arrow panel era being its defining moment, becoming the benchmark amp for...

Considered by many to have been the father of the electric guitar, Paul Bigsby’s  influence can be seen throughout the cannon. Having decided to conce...

A real survivor, the narrow panel tweed Champ sold in huge numbers, popular with students and professionals looking for that celebrated tweed tone in ...

The last to have a one piece maple neck and single-ply guard, the 1959 Fender Stratocaster...The end of the decade brought about some more dramatic ch...

The last to have a one piece maple neck and single-ply guard, the 1959 Fender StratocasterThe end of the decade brought about some more dramatic chang...

You won't have seen another one like this! One of three guitars finished in red in 1959, this ES-225 is quite the rarity.Introduced in 1956, the ES-22...

PAF pickups, dot neck, long guard, mahogany and maple, original factory stop tail, need we go on? Early 1960 Gibson ES-335 TD anyone?This is a first-r...

An icon of the 20th Century and a design classic, the Les Paul and in particular the standard produced between 1958 and 1960 has come to define the el...

An icon of the 20th Century and a design classic, the Les Paul and in particular the standard produced between 1958 and 1960 has come to define the el...

The AC-10 was introduced in 1959 to fill the gap between the student AC-4 and the AC-15. 12 watts through a 10” speaker, it would later be fitted with...

Beautiful, 1961 'Macca' spec, wide nut Epiphone Casino with original case anyone?This guitar looks the part, there is no doubt. Classic 60s Epiphone b...

From the Bernie Marsden Collection we have this workhorse in its Sunday best, the 1961 Fender Custom Telecaster. This guitar is featured on page 225 o...

A 1961 dot neck Gibson ES-335 TDC anyone?Debuting in 1958 with its iconic design, the ES-335 and its siblings formed the trifecta spearheading the Gib...

Michael Gilligan was a feature of the Irish Showband circuit during its heyday in the late 50s and early 60s, playing with the Blue Aces and The Royal...

From the beginning, Leo had seen that student models were a way to keep his instruments in players’ hands as they progressed. Released in June of 1956...

Sunburst 1963 Fender Jag anyone…? Billed as ‘faster and easier to play’ due to its shorter scale length, and equipped with some of the most advanced s...

Legend has it that Jimmie Webster was strolling through Gretsch’s drum department when he saw a technician applying a sparkly Nitron wrap to a drum sh...

August 1964 5F1 Fender Champ in Black Tolex.. probably one of the very last 5F1's to leave Fullerton.A real survivor, the narrow panel tweed Champ sol...

Another guitar from the Bernie Marsden collection, this was purchased by Bernie during sessions for Whitesnake’s Trouble album, recorded at Central Re...

ES-355's from 1964 are actually pretty rare for some reason. Although records show they made 198 in 1964, in reality, they are pretty hard to come by....

This is the very first time this guitar has been offered for sale since 1993 and has been in the hands of a well respected collector since then.Introd...

One owner, 1964 Fender Stratocaster in Olympic White with a secret under the paint…In the mid-60’s, Fender went through a phase of experimenting with ...

Introduced to the catalog in 1963, the Foundation series sat next to the solid state T60 as VOX’s flagship bass amps and some of the first purpose bui...

An early 1965, wide nut, big neck, ‘64 spec Gibson ES-335 TDC anyone?Debuting in 1958, the ES-335 and its siblings formed the trifecta spearheading th...

Introduced in 1959, the Melody Maker was intended for those looking for the Gibson experience on a budget. Built at Kalamazoo, the slimmed down headst...

1965 Marshall JTM 45 Model 1987  Where it all began. So much more than a bassman copy, this amplifier has defined the sound of British rock guitar, wh...

Custom Colour Fender Bass anyone? Super rare (find another!) Ice Blue Metallic Telecaster Bass from 1968…Introduced in May of 1968 as Fender’s newest ...

Bought at the Birmingham Guitar Show from the widow of the original owner who has enjoyed this bass since he purchased it brand new in 1969...Debuting...

Well what do we have here? A 1968 Martin 000-18This is a fine example, the lacquer having thankfully been left untouched. The Adirondack Spruce top is...

Well here is something we do not see every day and it is a rare treat to see a guitar on the marketplace that Jimmy Page used to own!Not only that, it...

Here we have a set of four Celestion G12 H Speakers from 1970. They were removed from a London Amplifiers cab by the current owner. They are all from ...

What connects the US space program, Lynyrd Skynyrd, BB King and The Climax Blues Band? A master machinist by the name of John Veleno. Working for NASA...

1 of 100 guitars built for the Frankfurt Musik Fair of 1982, 80 for the German market and 20 for the Swiss Gibson importer, this Flying V represents s...

It is hard to find the original korina Heritage Explorer - out of the early 80's korina trio (Explorer, V and Moderne) the Explorer is the more diffic...

So much part of the lawsuit era, Tokai’s mainstream efforts in the 1980's really shook things up across the Pacific and put the Land of the Rising Sun...

We don't get a whole load of Mesa Boogies here at ATB, so when we do it's always exciting...This here is a MKIV combo, with the original cover and a f...

This is a totally stunning guitar... The quality of workmanship and the amazing quality of materials make this Gibson Blue Ribbon guitar something rea...

A key figure in the history of the electric guitar, Philip Kubicki worked alongside Roger Rossmeisl in the Fender R&D department, ushering in the ...

Former Gibson President and architect of the golden era of the marque’s history, Ted McCarty could have quite happy sat out the twilight of his years ...

The myth, the legend, the Klon Centaur story is a modern day saga akin to that of King Midas. Developed by Bill Finnegan and Fred Fenning with his stu...

The brainchild of David Main, Differential Audio Manifestationz (DAM) sought to mesh the old with the new, carefully hand selecting components and lov...

Built by Grestch master builder Steven Stern in 2009 and pinstriped by renowned hot rod artist Junior Bo Huff, this guitar was part of a group of 40 g...

A family run concern producing top quality guitars inspired by the classic Fullerton designs, Nash Guitars have gone from Bill Nash’s basement to bein...

Here we have a stunning (and almost brand new!) example of the exquisite Martin D-45 acoustic guitar from the year 2023, a masterpiece of precision cr...

Always pushing the envelope, Beetronics have excelled themselves with this latest offering, THE ZZOMBEE.Packing Filter, Wah, LFO, Randomized Filter, T...

What we think…..Silicon or Germanium? That is the question. Are you Experienced or Band of Gypsies Hendrix….which would you chooses? Paying tribute to...

What we think…..Silicon or Germanium? That is the question. Are you Experienced or Band of Gypsies Hendrix….which would you chooses? Paying tribute to...

What we think…..This pedal has the look and it has the tone. Paying homage to the Hornby Skewes Zonkmachine Mk1, the Dan Drive SECRET MACHINE lets you...

What we think…..This pedal has the look and it has the tone. Paying homage to the Hornby Skewes Zonkmachine Mk1, the Dan Drive SECRET MACHINE lets you...

What we think….We have been very excited to bring Dan Drive pedals over to the UK as their cult following has grown and grown. Seen at the feet of pla...

What we think….We have been very excited to bring Dan Drive pedals over to the UK as their cult following has grown and grown. Seen at the feet of pla...

What we think…..There are none more iconic than the Fender Deluxe, lionized by tone hounds and used in so many great recordings, its become the benchm...

Designed around the ground breaking Memory Disc, an inventive solution to the the pitfalls of the magnetic tape, the Echorec gave Dr Bonfiglio Bini an...

A stunning, near mint example of this bass in arguably its most iconic form, fretless. This American Professional Jazz Bass features a currently unava...

Undoubtedly the most iconic and lauded set-neck solid body guitar, recognised by even the uninitiated, the Les Paul set the mould from which others wo...

With the Fuzz Phrase now no longer in production, here’s your chance to get one paired with a Rattler for maximum distortion fun. Ordered as a custom ...

Stunning 1936 script logo Gibson L5?Initially conceived as a member of the Mandolin family alongside the F5 mandolin (as the popularity go Mandolin or...

From the Bernie Marsden Collection, this came to him via his good friend Jim Singleton. Jim had been with Danny Gatton to see Les Paul play and asked ...

A Gibson archtop with P-90 pickups are probably the perfect combination, a partnership that set the bar for amplified guitar tone throughout much of t...

Released in 1952, the design of the Les Paul undertook some dramatic changes in its first few years. By 1954, the tailpiece was changed from the contr...

1955 Gretsch Convertible anyone?Stunning doesn’t quite cut it with his one, in fact this could be the cleanest one on the planet right now. There are ...

From the Bernie Marsden collection. Bernie acquired this guitar in a trade for a Gibson Les Paul Junior. This guitar is featured on page 301 of Bernie...

Formed in 1942, Valco were the cornerstone of affordable guitar building in the post war era. Responsible for building solid body guitars for both Nat...

A totally amazing guitar and the only one we have seen like this! Part of the Bernie Marsden collection, this is the rarest instrument in his collecti...

Here’s an interesting one. To say the least… We actually sold this one around 18 months ago and its owner has enjoyed it hugely having been his main g...

Fender were always trying to improve their lines and develop better ways of production. When they revamped the Precision Bass in 1957 they moved the s...

Introduced in 1958 following endless requests by Hank Marvin and the Shadows for more volume, the AC-30 would go on to be a touchstone of guitar tone,...

1960 Fender Princeton 5F2There from the beginning, the Princeton has always adopted the ‘one up from student’ position but held a place in the cannon ...

From the estate of the late Michael Chapman, this guitar had been a mainstay right up until his passing in 2021. With a career that spanned 50 years a...

1962 Slab Board Fiesta Red Precision Bass is sometimes all you need.We bought this direct from the owner of the last 30 odd years and he played it a l...

The true epitome of a Strat, the 1962 Fender Stratocaster...The body has been expertly refinished by John Diggins, who also oversprayed the neck and i...

Released in 1961, the Gibson Barney Kessel was the signature model of renowned Jazz Guitarist and Session Musician, Barney Kessel. Kessel was a very p...

“This popular new beauty is the ‘sports car’ of the Gretsch line. Snappy, trim modern lines… exclusive built-in playing features that help give you th...

This amp has certainly seen some action. Most of it seems to have been re-covered at some stage and fitted with an AC40 name plate. As you can see fro...

This1963 Gibson Firebird I is from the Bernie Marsden Collection and is another recent addition. This guitar is featured on page 115 of Bernie's hardb...

It's hard to go wrong with a nice acoustic Gibson from the 60's, they provide excellent value for money and are fantastic recording guitars. This here...

1965 Blonde Fender Jaguar anyone?Billed as ‘faster and easier to play’ due to its shorter scale length and equipped with some of the most advanced swi...

A well worn finish married to this classic red burst paint job really adds to the mojo of this guitar. There are signs of touch up here and there but ...

Arguably one of the longest surviving amps in the Selmer catalogue, the Treble ‘N’ Bass underwent a make over in late 1965. Out went the croc-skin as ...

This guitar has seen some things... Bought by the current owner with a stripped body, it's been refinished by Alan Knight with a matching headstock. T...

1966 Marshall JTM 45 Model 1987  Where it all began. So much more than a bassman copy, this amplifier has defined the sound of British rock guitar, wh...

Everyone wants a Les Paul Junior, but why follow the herd?Introduced in 1960 as an entry level guitar along the same lines as Gibson’s Melody maker, t...

Do not adjust your sets, this is not a mirage. We have here a 1967 Epiphone Olympic in super rare and super cool Pacific Blue.Introduced in 1960 along...

Sometimes necessity is the mother of invention. Had it not been for Pete Townshend, stages all over the world might not have been obscured by six foot...

Debuting alongside its six string brothers in 1961, the EB-3 became Gibson’s flagship bass quickly becoming popular with bass players all over the wor...

Like your basses au naturel? This Fender Jazz Bass from 1974 might be for you.This bass surely possesses the ‘funk’(we make no excuses for this statem...

Following a mixed existence from its inception in 1958 and patchy sales, the Flying V re-emerged with a production of 175 guitars, in 5 batches during...

The famed Tone Bender Fuzzbox first appeared in 1965, created by Sola Sound for their parent company, Macaris. They quickly established a reputation a...

A stunning 1981 Heritage Gibson Les Paul Standard!Representing Gibson’s first attempts to reproduce the magic of the burst, these Heritage series guit...

No, the acid hasn’t kicked in yet, its a 1982 Gibson Moderne Heritage SeriesDesigned as part of the Modernistic tryptic with the Flying V and Explorer...

Are you ready to ROCK?! Youll need one of these then…1989 Gibson Flying V ‘67 reissue in Cherry. Returning the V to its roots in 1990, Gibson chose to...

Linchpin of the Los Angeles music scene in the 80s and 90s, favored haunt of some of the area's finest session players, Valley Arts Guitars started bu...

1994 Andy Manson handmade Dove 1 Dreadnought.Andy Manson should be considered part of UK guitar building royalty, the family name being so synonymous ...

To mark the centenary of Gibson, 1994 saw the mark released 12 special models. Each was produced in limited numbers, highly specced with a 22 carat go...

Though their association started in the late 70’s, it took Paul Reed Smith and Carlos Santana 20 years to finally put the Santana Model together, ceme...

Always an eye-catching guitar, this rare 2001 Gibson Custom Shop Korina Flying V ‘67 Reissue takes things to the next levelIn as new condition, the ch...

Antanas Kazimeras Žemaitis, or Tony to those who knew him, came from humble beginnings to be the go to guy in the burgeoning music scene in London of ...

Behold, a stunning 2009 Gibson 'Pearly Gates' Les Paul Aged, a tribute to the legendary ZZ Top guitarist Billy Gibbons' iconic 1959 Les Paul. This fai...

Ever fancied an original Selmer petit bouche from the 40's but was put off by the price, playability, stability or the various cracks that often appea...

With over 30 years experience in luthiery and guitar repair, specializing in vintage restorations, Angela Arnott knows a thing or two about guitars. A...

It's no mean feat squeezing a Marshall Super Lead into a 20 Watt package but thats exactly what Paul Reed Smith  and Doug Sewell did with this HDRX 20...

What we think….The cream of the crop, the ROYAL JELLY is not only an overdrive/fuzz blender pedal, its two. Tone shaping with the active eq and foot s...

The next step in the Marshall story, the JMP range can arguably be considered the classic Marshall tone, heard on so many records and the benchmark fo...

Classic wah tone in a bomb proof housing, selectable modes plus input and buffered output control. What more do you need?A word from the manufacturer…...

Undoubtedly the most iconic and lauded set-neck solid body guitar, recognised by even the uninitiated, the Les Paul set the mould from which others wo...

As student models go, you wouldn’t mind taking delivery of anything coming out of Kalamazoo during the 50’s and this very early 1952 ES-125  certainly...

From the Bernie Marsden collection, this guitar was purchased in Cheltenham a few years ago after Bernie received a tip off from a friend. This guitar...

As student models go, you wouldn’t mind taking delivery of anything coming out of Kalamazoo during the 50’s, and this lovely 1957 ES-125  certainly pu...

A stunning, superb condition, 1958 Gibson Les Paul Junior anyone?Born from a desire to provide a no-frills yet well constructed alternative to the com...

From the Bernie Marsden collection we have this stunning 1960 Gibson ES-330 TD. This guitar is featured on page 119 of Bernie's hardback book 'Tales o...

Sometimes its just three chords and a 1960 Gibson Les Paul Junior…Born from a desire to provide a no-frills yet well constructed alternative to the co...

Sometimes just three chords and a '59 spec unfaded, early 1960 Gibson Les Paul Junior is all you need, especially a killer  example with the original ...

Up for sale is a nicely priced, 1960 Gibson Les Paul Junior, featuring a '59 neck profile and an extremely well-repaired, near invisible, small route ...

Everyone wants a Les Paul Junior, but right here is the slightly left of field choice…Introduced in 1959 as an entry level guitar with a price tag of ...

Introduced in 1949 as a mid level archtop, the ES-175's all laminate construction meant that costs could be kept down and also is noteworthy for being...

Introduced in 1959 as the successor to the ES-225 and new thinline cousin of the ES-335, the ES-330 bridged the gap to Gibson’s classic arch tops of t...

This guitar has certainly had a life. The neck has been replaced and the entire guitar refinished twice, but who’s counting? The front and back have s...

Advertised as ‘the fastest neck in the world’ when it was introduced in 1961, Gibson’s forays into the angular took the Les Paul into the new decade w...

None more cherry, here is the 1962 Gibson Les Paull/SG Standard Designed to take on the Fender’s more futuristic stylings, the 60s brought about the n...

A 1963 Vox AC-30 T for your delectation.Introduced in 1958 at the request of Hank Marvin, the AC-30 would go on to be a touchstone of guitar tone, gra...

1964 Gibson SG Standard and an 'affordable' one at that...Designed to take on the Fender Stratocaster with a lighter body and a different feeling neck...

Maple cap, 60’s custom colour Telecaster, what more do you need? Its a 1965 Fender Telecaster in Lake Placid Blue with a spaghetti logo to boot!This g...

Maple cap, chunky neck Fenders are always welcome here at ATB Guitars and this Blonde 1967 Fender Telecaster is no exception.This guitar is in excelle...

Killer original 1969 Fender Stratocaster anyone?This is all original and is in great shape. The sunburst finish has faded nicely, as is evident when y...

Born in the fertile grounds of central London in the mid-60’s, Coloursound emerged from the Macari’s backroom, building pedals and growing a cult foll...

This is (in our opinion) by far the BEST colour for a LP Deluxe and also the rarest of this period...Much maligned but unsurprisingly Gibson's most po...

First appearing in 1957, the Country Gentleman bracketed the 6120 with the 6119 Tennessean. Adopted by Chet Atkins as his go to guitar in the studio d...

Following in the footsteps of the 18-series orchestra models that Martin had successfully launched in the early part of the 20th Century, the D-18 cam...

This is (in our opinion) by far the BEST colour for a LP Deluxe and also the rarest of this period... We sold another one just last week and we are ve...

Another chance to commemorate American Independence, 247 years on, with this stunning Firebird? Not many survive the decades without some kind of issu...

Stunning example of furthering the form, Mike Vanden’s take on the classic Gibson semi hollow design is a head turner. Carved Curly Maple top and back...

Stunning 1990 PRS Custom 24 anyone?Putting Paul Reed Smith on the map, the Custom body shape has come to define PRS Guitars for many and set the bench...

The tone that set the blues boom of the mid-60s on fire, the Marshall model 1961 combo came into being following a request by Eric Clapton to Jim Mars...

A timeless classic, this Custom Shop ‘64 reissue captures so effortlessly the look and feel of these iconic basses. The finish is fantastic and captur...

There is no more evocative guitar than a White Falcon. Here’s one form 2006 for you to gaup at...A showpiece guitar, the White Falcon turned so many h...

2009 Sexauer FT-15 anyone?At around 10.9 guitars a year, it s safe to say that Bruce Sexauer takes his time when building guitars. Each one is unique ...

What we think…So your at the blues jam and think ‘What this situation needs is some glitchy mono-synth tones to really pep up things up’Yup, we’ve all...

An early 70’s Jen Crybaby wah sized hole on your pedalboard?Such an instantly recognizable sound, it seems the wah wah pedal was designed by accident....

Wish you could get your big rig tone at home or at rehearsals without breaking your back or your partner leaving? Look no further than the Phil Jones ...

One of the most iconic distortion pedals of all time, The Proco Rat was conceived in 1978, and went through a few iterations before emerging as the Ra...

1961 Epiphone Olympic anyone?Introduced in 1960, the Olympics shared the same manufacturing floor as Gibson’s Melody Maker, following the same lines. ...

A 1962 Gibson Les Paull/SG Standard anyone? This particular guitar has only had a single owner, used by a member of the Pete Best (yes, the ex-Beatle!...

Leo Fender was continually tinkering with his designs, making adjustments and minor improvements all the time. As his guitars garnered increasing popu...

Custom colour red Telecaster, what more do you need? The finish is exquisite and will stand out in any collection. It's certainly seen a bit of life a...

By the end of the 60’s, stocks of light grade Ash were dwindling though heavier grade woods were plentiful. Initial attempts in the summer of 1967 to ...

Maple neck, very clean, original blonde Telecaster, what more do you need? This guitar has quite the look. The original finish is in superb shape and ...

Early 1970 Gibson Les Paul Deluxe with small volute - pretty rare for a Deluxe…An often overlooked classic from the cusp of a difficult period for Gib...

Cosmetically the cab is in good condition with a few marks and bumps to the tolex as you’d expect. There is a little rip to the front at the bottom an...

An often overlooked classic from the cusp of a difficult period for Gibson, the Les Paul Deluxe’s combination of mahogany body and twin mini humbucker...

Launched in 1975, the AP-2 joined a small group of pedals produced by Roland prior to adopting the BOSS label in 1976. In great cosmetic condition, th...

Emerging in 1974, Musicman were former Fender Vice President Forrest White, Tom Walker and Leo Fender who was initially a silent partner due to his 10...

Introduced in 1976, the Super Swede was Hagstrom’s flagship solid body guitar. All mahogany construction with a glued in neck, the guitar benefitted f...

This guitar is in as new condition with hardly a mark on the body. The sunburst finish is unfaded and in excellent condition. The real standout is the...

An iconic design, the Rickenbacker 360 12 string in the best colour - Mapleglo. It has a brilliantly low action which almost plays itself and the soun...

A Louisiana native, Gerard Melancon came from a musical family. Initially drawn to performance, it was his own hand made instruments that would prove ...

2011 Gibson ES335 ‘63 Nashville Custom Shop ReissueThis guitar is in excellent condition. The finish is still exquisite with no signs of any real wear...

Stunning, as new 2020 1957 Gibson Les Paul Junior Reissue. Here is what Gibson say about it - Amazing...simply.Gibson Custom Shop is the pinnacle of c...

Our go-to here at ATB Guitars, the Lazy J J10 should be your first port of call for tweed tones at a manageable volume.This example came to us from a ...

4 of 4 Limited Edition ‘Irish’ finishes, these are only available to a select few dealers in Europe so we are very proud to have them here at ATB Guit...

What we think….In a landscape littered with overdrive pedals of various shapes and consequence, the Centurion brings something thats at once familiar ...

What we think….Lush reverb that goes from subtle undercurrent to cavernous tails of sound with the simple twist of a knob. Clean control layout lets y...

What we think….Direct from the Flattley Custom Shop we have the Valkyrie, an analogue chorus pedal that really evokes that classic 80’s sound, adding ...

What we think…..We should all try tremolo at least once. The warm, rhythmic pulse thats been the driving force behind some iconic records, it is surel...

What we think…Hendrix, Clapton, Marley, Hammett, Zappa, Wah Wah Watson, Miles Davis….the list goes on. The sound of funk and a rite of passage for gui...

Tired of carrying the heavy head up and down the stairs? Do you wish you din’t have to compromise on tones? Do you want to be the sound engineers favo...

What we think….If your first thoughts on hearing the word Flanger are great swooshing jet plane sounds then stop, listen to this…Unsurprisingly Thopry...

What we think…Evoking that grin-inducing cranked valve amp tone, the Gunshot will certainly slingshot your sound into tonal nirvana. Punchy, articulat...

What we think…You don’t realise you need this until you switch it off. Is your sound not cutting it? Does your beloved pedalboard sap the life out of ...

What we think…Purposeful, transparent and amp like, The Dane delivers a wonderful overdriven tone that retains your instruments clarity without becomi...

A super clean 1964 Gibson ES-345 TD anyone?This factory stop-tail example is in absolutely stunning condition. There are the odd very minor knocks but...

Sometimes a 1966 Fender Stratocaster Hardtail is what you need…Built alongside their tremolo loaded brethren from 1954, some consider these guitars an...

1968 Supro Corsica S6622Described in the Supro catalogue as - “Functional, attractive Reverb and Tremolo amplifier. Smartly styled control panel. Blac...

This guitar certainly looks the part. Its unclear what colour it used to be but the finish has been stripped back very well. It's also clear that it h...

One of the more obscure Marshall models, the 1930 Popular was only in production from around 1967 to 1973 and sold via mail order. Consequently they’r...

1975, near MINT Fender Telecaster in Sunburst...!This guitar certainly looks the part. Not a common sight in factory sunburst but this guitar certainl...

1983 Gibson Les Paul Custom in White anyone?This guitar is in great condition. The finish has faded a little and there are patches of minor wear and a...

Developed by Chet Atkins and luthier Hascal Haile, Gibson released the CE (Classical Electric) in 1982. 25” scale length, solid mahogany chambered bod...

This guitar is in great, pretty much MINT condition. The body is exquisite without a sign of use. Bought new, it has spent most of its life in the cas...

Having joined Dick Knight’s operation in 1965, Gordon Wells and his son Robbie are the current custodians of the Knight name and have carried on build...

Martin's modern classic - the HD-28V, now out of production.The forward-shifted scalloped bracing gave the HD-28V its signature sound, elevating it ab...

This guitar is based on a run of SG Customs built in small numbers in 2018 featuring the Batwing pickguard, P90 pickups and Custom appointments, finis...

What we think….Nothing beats an octave up fuzz for grin inducing, fuzz filled fun times. The OCTAHIVE from Beetronics, taking its cue from Tycobrahe O...

The brainchild of David Main, Differential Audio Manifestationz (DAM) sought to mesh the old with the new, carefully hand selecting components and lov...

This guitar has quite a story. The original owner had a 1963 Gibson Les Paul/SG which suffered quite a serious neck break by all accounts in the early...

We are pleased to present a stunning 1964 Epiphone Sorrento in Royal Olive, a true gem for any vintage guitar collector or enthusiast. This original m...

1964 original stop tail, cherry red ES-345...A real workhorse, this guitar has been the main squeeze of its current owner since 1980. When it was purc...

Real nice, original stop tail 64 spec ES-345 from 1965, lets go…This is a very nice example. The front and back have some dings though elsewhere the f...

This guitar certainly looks the part. It's unclear what colour it used to be but it's been finished very well. Three piece ash body with a killer grai...

This guitar looks the part. Cherry is the quintessential Gibson colour and this one carries it well. There are bumps and knocks and th finish has yell...

Ever the shrewd businessman, Jim Marshall signed a substantial distribution deal with Rose Morris in 1965, taking Marshal one step further to global p...

1990 Gibson Les Paul Custom in stunning condition, anyone?This guitar is stunning (or have I said that already?). Little or no sign of wear and finish...

For sale is a stunning 1990 Gibson Les Paul Custom in black, complete with its original case. This iconic guitar is a true classic, beloved by guitari...

This guitar is in stunning nearly new condition. Chambered Ash body with flamed maple cap, the addition of a belly cut giving the guitar a more modern...

This guitar is in stunning condition with only slight signs of wear. There is a chip to the finish near the strap button and some discoloration in the...

From Gibson’s Slash collection we have this stunning 2020 Gibson Slash J-45. Inspired by guitars played by Slash, this guitar is a blend of the tradit...

What we think….The latest addition to the Babee series, the VEZZPA from Beetronics is yet another showcase of their envelope pushing prowess and outst...

1961 Epiphone E452T Sorrento.A cousin of Gibson’s ES-125, the Sorrento was introduced in 1960. Fitted with a mini humbucker as opposed to Gibson’s P90...

This 1964 Guillermo Del Pilar flamenco guitar is a true gem for any discerning musician or collector. Handcrafted by the master luthier Guillermo hims...

Stunning 1966 Fender Stratocaster in Candy Apple Red anyone?As with many historic events, the transition of the Fender brand over to CBS was not like ...

1971 Gibson SG Standard with no breaks or repairs and in really nice condition with original late 60's hard case? well why not..This SG, favored by th...

A Model 6003 Folk from 1972? Guitar is in great shape having seemingly lived an easy life. The spruce top shows very little signs of use as so the bac...

From the dawn of the CNC era we have this 1983 Peavey T25. Produced between 1982 and 1983, the T25 was part of the T series that came following the su...

Sunburst is the classic Gibson finish and this nice classic, 1964 Gibson ES-330 TDC wears it well.Introduced in 1959 as the successor to the ES-225 an...

We don’t see many of these and to see one in this near MINT condition is always a treat. The finish has only yellowed slightly but has been well cared...

This guitar has seen some life. The red has faded almost completely from the top, a phenomena we’ve encountered before with guitars of a similar age. ...

With a die-hard cult following and numerous famous endorsees, Dick Knight's guitars have garnered a reputation for build quality and tone that is unri...

Dividing opinion as it does, Fender’s Custom Shop relics are always surprising and unique, as they should be. This stunning 2016 ‘52 reissue Telecaste...

Bought new from Peach Guitars just two years ago, this 2021 Fender Custom Shop '51 Nocaster Dale Wilson Heavy Relic really is something quite special!...

Instantly comfortable, instantly familiar, this should be your next telecaster…From the 60’s inspired C profile neck to the custom voiced pickups, thi...

Introduced in 1956, the ES-225 was the first thinline hollow body guitar in the Gibson catalogue, starting a trend that would continue on through the ...

The Olympic White finish has faded to that wonderful cream colour that we so often associate with it. There are the expected knicks and bumps but noth...

Introducing a stunning 2009 Fender Custom Shop Masterbuilt John Cruz '62 NOS Stratocaster in Silver Sparkle (like Inca Silver). This guitar is a real ...