I had the old Boss RV-5 Reverb and loved it for many years, this is the same and more. This one is technically used but would pass for brand new.

Here is what Boss say...

'Combining high-end sound and wide-ranging versatility, the RV-6 takes pedal-based reverb to the next level. Reaching beyond the capabilities of previous generations, this powerful stomp employs the latest tech and legendary BOSS know-how to make it easy to get amazing reverb tones instantly. From subtle rooms to modern shimmer effects to long, evocative reverbs, the RV-6 envelops your tone in lush ambient spaces that endlessly inspire.

This RC-3 is basically brand new!

Here is what Boss say...

'The RC-3 is powerfully equipped yet conveniently housed in a compact pedal. Enjoy up to three hours of stereo recording time, storage for 99 loops, a “real drums” rhythm guide, and USB 2.0 compatibility all in a small BOSS stompbox.

Here is what Boss say...

Very well looked after example of a 'distressed' ESP Eclipse. Despite looking similar to the LTD range these Japanese-made ESP models feel and sound really great! Has the aesthetics of a well-used LP guitar without weight, body thickness with a slim neck profile. Includes original ESP hard case.  

Orange Rocker 30 in good condition - recently serviced.

• Power RMS 30 W
  
• Preamp Valves - 3 x ECC83
• Power Valves - 2 x EL34
• Speaker - 12" Celestion Vintage 30
• 2 channel
• Bass, Middle & Treble Controls
  
• Dimensions - 55 × 45 × 30 cm
• Weight - 24 kg
  

An excellent example of a classic '80s Tokai with great attention to detail imitating the '64 Strat with 'L' serial number on the neck plate, thin Rosewood board, grey bottom pickups and olympuc white finish. Few scrapes as pictured but largely exclusive to the back & sides so a nice clean top.

This AR610 from Eastman is virtually as new and features an upgraded Seymour Duncan Benedetto pickup (includes original Eastman pickup in case). Includes hard case.

Here is what Eastman said about Jim Fisch designed-models like this one...

'Jim Fisch had a life long passion for archtop guitars and the music created by these instruments. In 1982 Jim co-arthured "Epiphone - The House of Staphopolous" documenting the historic company. His regular contributions to 20th Century Guitars kept players and collectors abreast of the most recent innovations in the guitar industry.

Jim joined Eastman Guitars in 2004 to help us expand and improve our line of instruments. His accomplishments can be seen throughout nearly every one of our guitars and mandolins.

The Jim Fisch archtop guitars represent the last project that Jim worked on before his sudden death in 2006. Jim's hope was that these guitars would allow players who did not own an archtop guitar the ability to do so. Eastman is dedicating these guitars to Jim's memory, and will donate a portion of the proceeds from each guitar sale to the newly formed Jim Fisch Foundation, which will work to expose the music of the archtop guitar to individulas throughout the world.

Each Jim Fisch Archtop Guitar is hand crafted with a solid Spruce for the top and Mahogany back and sides. These guitars feature Rosewood fingerboards and are available in Classic and Classic/Sunburst finishes.'

Here is what Cordoba say...

'Based off of the C5-CE, our C5-CET features a sleek thinline body. This a great guitar for crossover players looking to achieve a warm nylon sound. Built with a solid Canadian cedar top and mahogany back and sides, the C5-CET produces a warm, delicate tone that can be easily amplified through its Fishman Isys Plus preamp and the thin body style helps reduce feedback when on stage. The C5-CET also features a carved headstock, hand-inlaid wood rosette, Savarez strings, and glossy PU finish. A lightweight adjustable truss rod is built into the neck for stability. Available in Natural or Jet Black finish.'

Here is what Cordoba say...

'Based off of our top-selling C5, the C5-CE adds a soft cutaway to provide easy access to the upper register, as well as Fishman Presys II preamp that amplifies your signal for stage and studio. Perfect as a first nylon-string guitar and ready for gigging, this lightweight guitar is built with a solid Canadian cedar top and mahogany back and sides to produce a warm, well-rounded tone with beautiful sustain both acoustically and amplified. The C5-CE's carved headstock, hand-inlaid wood rosette, Indian rosewood binding, Savarez strings, and glossy PU finish result in a guitar that truly stands out from all other entry-level options. A lightweight adjustable truss rod is built into the neck for stability. Available in Natural, Jet Black or Sunburst finish.'