Presenting the all new Golden Reverberator Reverb pedal from Universal Audio's UAFX Pedal Division. Harnessing more than 20 years of reverb modeling expertise, the new UAFX Golden Reverberator puts a trio of iconic reverbs right at your feet. The tube-driven spring reverb of classic ’60s guitar...

Condition Note: Small scuff on the bottom corner protector.With his ear for tone, passion for tube technology, vision for designing high-performance amps, and unwavering devotion to redefining what music lovers think of as “the sound of an amplified guitar,” Randall Smith released the first...

1954 Gibson L5 CES Sunburst Archtop Electric Guitar, Serial #A17321. The 1954 Gibson L5 CES represents a pivotal era in electric guitar manufacturing, embodying the luxury and craftsmanship of Gibson's mid-20th-century archtop designs. This particular model has been modified from its original...

The Circa 74 Acoustic Amp is the brain child of Bob Taylor, of Taylor Guitars, and was launched as a project to build a great sounding acoustic amp that doubles as a vocal PA. Classic mid-century modern vibes, with some fantastic mahogany courtesy of the Taylor wood stacks, brings an elegant, yet...

Presenting the all new Taylor Circa 74 Acoustic Guitar and Vocal Amplifier. Designed by Bob Taylor and a handpicked team, this new two-channel acoustic/vocal amp combines warm sound, simple controls and elegant woodworking craftsmanship. This solid-state amp delivers 150 watts of rich sound through...

For all you steel players, check out this incredible 1953 Gibson Century 10 in its original Black finish! The Century 10 model was offered first in 1948 and discontinued in 1956, with Gibson’s shipping records indicating no more than 90 were made. Finding the exact year of these examples can be...

Originally released in 1970, Minimoog Model D was the world’s first portable synthesizer and served as the archetype for all electronic keyboards that followed. The all-analog instrument gained acclaim for combining the colossal sound of the 1960s Moog modular synthesizers with the accessibility of...

IN-STOCK AND SHIPPING! Cases are available separately, please message us for details. Originally released in 1970, Minimoog Model D was the world’s first portable synthesizer and served as the archetype for all electronic keyboards that followed. The all-analog instrument gained acclaim for...

1994 Gibson 1933 Century Of Progress Sunburst Acoustic Guitar, Serial #90174020. This guitar is a meticulous reproduction of the iconic 1933 "Century of Progress" model, originally showcased at the 1933 World's Fair to commemorate Gibson's advancements in guitar craftsmanship. It features a flamed...

Lucien Gélas (1 January 1873 – 5 June 1944) was a luthier, classical guitarist, and educator. Gélas is well known for designing and patenting a nylon string guitar that features a double top, often referred to as a Gélas guitar, or a "double-top." This guitar restored example of a Gélas guitar...

Meet the Ultimate Analog DelayClassic sound meets modern power with the DM-101 Delay Machine, the ultimate analog delay. Driven by eight BBDs under smart CPU control, this inspiring pedal delivers 12 unique modes, stereo operation, and a wide array of tonal colors, all while maintaining 100 percent...

Open box item, brand new comes with original packaging.About the DM-101:Meet the Ultimate Analog DelayClassic sound meets modern power with the DM-101 Delay Machine, the ultimate analog delay. Driven by eight BBDs under smart CPU control, this inspiring pedal delivers 12 unique modes, stereo...