This 1989 JCM 800 Combo is in great condition (aside from a few minor scuffs/tears and gold cap missing from a couple of knobs), freshly serviced and includes a non-original foot switch. 

Power: 100 Watts

Speakers: 2 x 12" Celestion G12T-75 

2 Channels: Normal and Boost with separate Gain and EQ / Reverb 

5 x ECC83 Preamp Valves / 4 x EL34 Power Amp Valves 

FX loop

Here is what Tanglewood say...

'Producing fine handcrafted Spanish style classical guitars is a centuries old luthiers secret and although to some, a guitar is a guitar, those in the know, including our luthiers, will point to significant differences in the disciplines of making nylon strung guitars & steel strung guitars. For that reason we have established a small handcraft workshop where 4 luthiers now only work producing electro classical guitars for us. This small team are well versed in Spanish classical instrument production and take pride in every instrument they produce.

Our intro model will be the TWCE2 Sitka Spruce soundboard instrument. It’s very important for us to capture a striking, authentic Spanish tone, which we will get from the traditional Spruce and Mahogany construction of this model. The cutaway of the instrument lends an air of cool contemporary style and we add the traditional classical values of a 48mm nut width to make things comfortable for the player. We use our 4 band EX4 preamp and digital stage tuner to ensure studio and stage performance readiness and a 19th century southern Spanish rosette pattern to make the cosmetic look just right. Every guitar will feature a handcrafted delicate satin Matt lacquer finish. 

For the TWCE3 we build upon the platform of the TWCE2, using the same contemporary cutaway styling and timbers of Spruce and Mahogany. We maintain the 48mm nut width and the historic 19th century southern Spanish rosette design and add the B-Band M-450T EQ system. Our luthiers have chosen to upgrade the finish on the TWCE3 to full luxury lacquer gloss.

In addition to the above the new TWCE 4 features a Solid Spruce top and a Fishman Presys pickup system'

Here is what Tanglewood say about the Java series...

'A lot of guitars can look very similar from the front. The real test for an instruments cosmetic is when you turn them round and look at the back. Inspired by Italian marquetry techniques, the Java guitars have an Amara Ebony back and sides with a contrasting strip of Spalted Mango timber defining the back of the instrument and making the Java series really stand out from the crowd. 

Models come with either Spruce / Solid Cedar tops in Travel, Orchestra, Parlour, Dreadnought and Super Folk sizes with the Electro models featuring Fishman Presys EQ systems'

This '88/89 Stratocaster Plus is in good condition with only a few minor marks to speak of (see photos). Includes some original case candy and a non-original hard foam rectangular case (see photos). Benefits from a recent set-up & fret stone.

Here is what Guild say...

This 13-year-old G400 Custom is in great condition and benefits from a recent fret stone & full set-up.

Here is what Epiphone say...

'The Epiphone G-400 Custom resurrects one of the greatest guitars in our history, the 1961 Les Paul Custom. In 1961, the Les Paul Custom with its Antique Ivory finish, 3 gold pickups, and Les Paul Custom-style headstock (not to mention Les’ signature at the end of the fingerboard and on the trussrod cover) took over for the tuxedo of guitars, the Les Paul Custom, after manufacturing of traditional Les Pauls temporarily ceased at our historic Kalamazoo factory in the early ‘60s. The 1961 Les Paul Custom was one of the most elegant guitars of its time and gave players all the V-8 engine power of a Les Paul Custom without the weight.

The original SG not only rivaled guitars of its own era for sonic variety but also proved to be a sign of things to come. Hard rock, metal and scores of rockers embraced the original SG and made it a classic. Now, the G-400 Custom gives you the sound and look of this.'

Here is what Guild say...

'Guild now offers its classic jumbo shape in an affordable smaller size. Whether on the couch, in the studio or on the go, the Jumbo Junior’s compact design allows you to have a Guild by your side at all times. Fun and comfortable to play, the Jumbo Junior’s warm tone and surprising volume will inspire many memories, group sing-alongs, and weekend jam sessions. Featuring a solid Sitka spruce top and an arched mahogany back, the Jumbo Junior offers Guild’s classic aesthetic for those who love the look of a jumbo, but may not love the size. Top it off with Guild’s AP-1 pickup, and the Jumbo Junior is ready to go whenever you need to get your Guild on. Also available with solid spruce top and flamed maple back/sides.'

Here is what Guild say...

'The F-2512E Maple combines two of Guild’s most iconic specialties: twelve string and jumbo guitars. With their large, rounded bodies, jumbo acoustic guitars have been Guild’s forte since 1954; combining this shape with the ever-popular 12-string construction results in a full-toned, impressively voiced acoustic instrument. Built with a solid spruce top, maple sides, and arched maple back, the F-2512E Maple has the bright, jangly tone characteristic of Guild’s twelve string guitars. Guild’s signature arched back design allows for great volume and projection, long sustain, and a lush, full sound. The F-2512E Maple features Guild’s AP-1 pickup, a bone nut and saddle, pearloid rosette, period-correct tortoiseshell pickguard, and a matte polyurethane finish. Available in Natural.'

This 620 has been well used! Take a look at the photos for evidence of it's various dings - nothing major, just evidence of a life well lived. This example benefits from a full set-up & fret stone completed on arrival by our technician. Includes original Rickenbacker Hard Case.

Here is what Rickenbacker say about the 620 model...

'The Model 620 features the famous 'Cresting Wave' Maple cutaway body based on an innovative design from the 1950's. A Rosewood fingerboard is punctuated beautifully with triangular pearloid inlay markers, while the maple double bound neck and body are solid through and through. The 620 is electronically engineered to the exacting standards of the 300 series, complete with Rickenbacker's own high gain pickups and stereo output. Successfully retaining the balance from the original specifications, the 620 is another fine example of Rickenbacker quality workmanship.'

Used Variax in great condition some buckle-rash on the rear of the body. Includes original gig bag, trem arm and supporting hardware.

Variax 600 Features   

• Comfort-contoured basswood body  
• One piece maple neck and fingerboard with classic-feel and traditional "skunk stripe"   
• 22 medium profile frets  
  
• 25 1/2" scale length    
• 9 1/2" fingerboard radius   
• Custom L.R. Baggs tremolo bridge    
• Standard 1/4" guitar output jack   
• Digital I/O jack for PODxt Live, POD X3 Live, Vetta II, and Workbench connectivity   
• Volume and tone controls respond faithfully for each model    
• Included XPS A/B footswitch selects between two outputs   
  • 1/4" standard guitar output for connection to any guitar amp  
  • XLR balanced output for sending acoustic sounds to a separate amp or PA  
• Powered by footswitch, on-board batteries, Vetta II, PODxt Live or POD X3 Live    
• Custom-fitted heavy-duty gig bag

Blackstar 60-watt amp in great condition at a great price!!!!

Here is what Blackstar say...

'Blackstar's ID:60TVP guitar amplifier combo combines the feel, tone, and volume of a real tube amp with the convenience and flexibility only a solid state amp can provide. Blackstar calls it TVP - True Valve Power -  and it lets you select what kind of tube tone you want, then save your custom sound for instant recall later. The ID:60TVP combo responds to your playing dynamics like a tube amp, breaking up when you dig in and easy to control with your volume knob. Factor in Blackstar's patented ISF tone shaping, built-in effects, and direct recording via USB, and you'll see how the Blackstar ID:60TVP guitar amp combo is at home both on-stage and in your studio.'

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.'