Jay Rosen

This guitar is kind of crazy looking. My initial take on it was not so positive but I am starting to vibe with it. This guitar has black binding on the body so I would consider it a Telecaster Custom. The guitar is a half an OUNCE over seven pounds so it feels light weight (it is). I will include a picture of the spec sheet, the guitar does have large frets. I purchased this from the original...

Great looking and sounding Texan with unusual dark sunburst and Gibson Country Western style pickguard. This one is circa 1967.At the moment I have 8 or 9 of these rascals here at the shop. FACT ...the 25 1/2 inch scale length of this model combined with the slope shoulder J 45 style body is an ideal combination, so this is the model guitar any sane picker should have at least six of to be...

Just had recent service by SKIP, good solid working amp. This is missing the logo and handle but otherwise it is complete and working. This a great gutsy small 1950s octal tube amp.

I think all the parts on this date from 1967 even though it is an early silver face model. This one is still in excellent condition.

This guitar is the real deal but has some repairs and modifications. It is a J200 from the 1950s, the best kind. The dual pickguards are Everly Brothers inspired but I have no notion that they ever had this guitar. The body of this one is refinished. There is also some damage that can be seen in these pictures. There is a jack hole repair on the side as usual. The neck I think is not refinished,...

Welcome to the listing for my very clean original Jaguar circa 1969 or 1970. This guitar has a good feel and reasonable weight, it is a nice instrument with all original finish and parts. There is a hole from a second string tree. The case is not original. End of message.

Rare guitar in original unaltered condition. The finish and all parts are original and there is not much wear on this guitar of any kind. If you are a fan of this model (I am) it seems like many have been personalized in some way but this one still has the potential to be YOUR dream machine... to do as you desire.

This is a very unusual Les Paul, in a good way. This one is from 1969. The back and sides are a dark walnut finish over mahogany, like the dark back 1957 models you see every now and then or a single cutaway Les Paul Junior. The body is one piece mahogany with a maple top. The neck is three piece with no volute or made in USA. The weight is 9 pounds 3 ounces. The case is the original square case...

This amp has is 100 percent original. The white Victoria amp cover is also original and I have only ever seen a picture of a cover like this one, it is very rare. This Deluxe Reverb is a very early Fender Electric instruments model from early 1964. No service or modifications have been done and the amp is working.

Painted brown, see and be seen.

Part one of a series... A few years ago I spotted this guitar at a Dallas guitar show and was rather put off by the appearance and continued my brisk stroll, as one would. Fast forward to later, my friend Will at Thunder Road guitars proudly displayed this travesty at his guitar show booth as I continued in my ignorant, ignoring ways. When even later I casually did pick up the guitar in a quiet...

This is a pretty clean example with still much color. There is part of a vibrola tailpiece attached to this guitar that was either added later or at initially Gibson. There are no cracks or breaks or major damage and the guitar is easy to play... if you have had lessons or been trying for years like I have.

I wish I knew a lot about this guitar but it is new to me, I have not seen one before. The guitar has wear but no repairs or major damage. The paint is original and one of the best arrangements of black and white you could imagine on a guitar, better than offered elsewhere, it looks cool! I read there were less than 100 of these made, I imagine a lot less.

This may have been the first dual speaker guitar amplifier ever offered to the public. This is an important breakthrough design and it set the standard for the future. This amp has the original tweed. It also has the original transformers. The speakers and grill cloth are not original. All the tube sockets are original but the pre amp tube on the end has an adaptor for a more modern sounding 9...

I usually like the look of the Thudderbird bass and these sound good too. This is a more recent version of this classic model. This one is gently used and includes the original case.

You have something in your eye. It is a Fender Jaguar. This one was refinished by Tony at Schroom Custom Guitar works here in the Bay Area. The parts are original except the pickguard. I think the arm may be original with a replaced tip. The neck and body are both refinished. This is an early model with clay dot inlays.

Nice looking amp that has been serviced by Sal Trentino about 20 years ago. This amp is original except on speaker from late 1964 that say bandmaster on the magnet, it is the same model speaker as the original one.

Jimmy Edmonds is a Virginia based luthier who builds a limited amount of guitars every year, perhaps 30. This guitar is modeled after and has the specifications and features of a circa 1936 D 18, that is a Martin model guitar. This one is still in excellent condition. His guitars are known by some in the acoustic guitar fan base and can be researched on ine if that is your kind of thing. Or you...

This model with the Island Koa top was made in a limited amount and this one is still in nearly unused condition, including the original hang tags and case. The guitar has a KOA wood top. The weight on a digital scale is 7 pounds 14 ounces. More information is available, please call or email.

Circa 1930s.This one is kind of unusual . The guitar has dual controls.It is also painted gray.The serial number is B366.The badge is missing from the headstock.The original case is included and also this is being sold as a set with the companion Rickenbacker amp, as shown.

This guitar sounds good to me and is easy to play. There is very little wear of any kind or repairs. There is a thin crack near the lower part of the pick guard.The Rosewood on this guitar is also very attractive. If this is your kind of thing we can make it all happen.

Sometimes when I see a guitar for sale I get pretty excited about the guitar and then I buy it. This is one. This is a sort of rare very early example of the new improved Duosonic model, one of the first to have the longer 24 inch scale length. The neck is an "A" neck with a 24 inch scale, the later Duosonics were available with a "B" width neck. The Duosonic II and Musicmaster II were introduced...

Since I have such passion for vintage Danelectros, it is no surprise that I ended up with this grand prize. Copperburst is the color of choice, it really says "I am a Danelectro person" and this one is a really nice example.

This is a very rare guitar. It might not seem that way initially but this color was still new in 1963 and did not become popular, gradually, until later. I do not remember ever seeing another one like this from this time period. When I bought this there was a later pickup in the bridge position. I did find a 1963 pickup and that is in the guitar now. The finish is original with some wear and...

When you purchase this early 1953 Esquire you get a little more black and a little more guard. These Black-guard Esquires do really have that great look. This guitar weighs seven pounds, one ounce. It feels light. The pickup reads at 6.22. The guitar has had an expert refret. It is original otherwise including the original poodle shaped case, still in excellent condition.

This one has a big sound, big tone and big dimensions. The recent owner of this Bassman amplifier really likes 12 inch speakers and I can relate to that. This amp has a custom made top quality 4 x 12 cabinet with four vintage Jensen C 12N speakers. The transformers are original.

I am not sure how many of these two tone models Gibson made and I do not remember ever having one, as much as I enjoy Fling V guitars. This one is a custom shop model and has the great sounding Tim Shaw pickups. This is a nice original example with no real issues or repairs. There is an extra strap button on the back. The original case is included and has wear.

Clean all original example even the speaker is original. The amp is from late 1971 so we might consider this a 1972 model. Nice working amp that is easy to ship and move around with.

All original example with a good size neck, showing some finish wear.

This one is still in nice original condition. One could have the theory that this model is the perfect size and shape for most outings… Fender amps with two 12 inch speakers are what I like the best every time. The pro reverb with 45 watts of rated power… is a good choice. This one has some minor wear but no modifications or major damage.