Coleman Music

knew nothing about Klein guitars until this one popped up. It's been an education! Original Joe Barden pickups and Steinberger S Trem, and heavy padded bag. Things I know- this one has the piezo system built in the tremolo. I found 2 other Kleins that had the piezo systems, so feel that is stock. The bar is an aftermarket. The pivot plate was cracked, so the trem did not work, so bought a new...

Pretty stellar guitar! The GG date code puts it at July 1967, and the pickups and electronics sound great! The guitar is in nice shape, but the finish has worn though on some of the edges, either from an arm or clothes, or whatever. Plays great, minimal fret wear, original case with what looks like the original strap. The trem arm and bridge cover are in the case. The little cap is missing off...

I love Mosrites, like I love most guitars, but as a kid I never saw one, no one in any of the towns in NC where I lives sold Mosrites. I always thought they were the coolest looking guitars! I tend to overcompensate on stuff like this, Kustom amps, Gretsches, gear I wish they had a support group for. A buddy locally bought this one, and wasn't him- I loved the color so much I stepped up. It truly...

I love Mosrites, like I love most guitars, but as a kid I never saw one, no one in any of the towns in NC where I lives sold Mosrites. I always thought they were the coolest looking guitar, and have periodically bought one to play, and then find myself not using it, and it goes up for sale. Weird, I know. I bought this from a friend who has a shop in New York, really dug it because it had a...

I love Kapa's, own 2 and pick them up whenever I can, it's a formative year thing. This is a later 60's 500, more than likely it has made the switch to Japanese pickups. Plays well, overall very clean, probably the cleanest Kapa I have ever had. It has a 2 tone gray/cream chipboard case, like I would see with a nice older Harmony or Kay, with a repaired handle. Kapa's are cool, made in Maryland...

So in 1972 I bought Black Sabbath's Volume IV album, and there was Geezer playing one of these- my favorite band then and now, and I was ate up with a hardcore bass jones, and a year later one found it's way to me, and I still have it. I have always had a deep visceral love for these guitars and basses. This is maybe the cleanest I have ever had for sale, a really nice example. Mine is a 1969,...