The Player Series Telecaster has everything you need to scratch that Tele itch. It has two single-coil pickups, three-way-switching, and a six-saddle bridge. This one is in a three-color sunburst with a Pao Ferro fingerboard.

The Gretsch Electromatic Double Jet BT with a V-Stoptail hits the guitar trifecta as it sounds great, plays comfortably, and looks cool as all heck. It has a chambered mahogany body with a double-cutaway, an arched Maple Top, a pair of Black Top Broad'Tron pickups, and an anchored Adjusto-Matic bridge.

With punchy lows and sparkling highs, the G5230T is a dynamic rock and roll machine. Its a chambered mahogany body with a maple top, a set neck, a Bigsby vibrato tailpiece, and a pair of Filter'Tron pickups.

This '60s style Fender Hot Rod Telecaster is twangy tone machine. There are three pickups with five-way-switching, plus an additional switch that adds the bridge pickup to switch positions 3, 4, and 5. Also unique to this guitar is a Bigsby vibrato arm that has been installed using a Vibramate bridge, which allows the Bigsby to be installed without having to drill into the guitar.

This Fender Lead III has been lightly used, which makes it a great value at $499, since the street price is $629. It's a re-issue of the now Legendary 80's guitar which sought to give Fender players some of the attributes of a Gibson. Dual humbucking pick-ups (cut-able to single coil to preserve that Fender sound), scaled down body, slightly shorter scale length.

This 1979 Fender Stratocaster is full of vintage Fender tone and feel. This Strat has had its pickups upgraded with a Seymour Duncan in the bridge, and a pair of Rio Grande pickups in the center and neck position. If you like heavy Fenders, look no further, as this guitar has some heft to it.

A vintage 1966 Guild Slim Jim, made in the USA. It is a single cutaway, thinbody archtop with two original single coil pickups and three-way-switching. The body is maple, the neck is mahogany, and the fingerboard is rosewood. Other notable features include the original Guild branded trapeze tail piece and pickguard.

This is a stunning Eastman Archtop. It has solid spruce top, handcarved solid maple back and sides, and a maple neck with an ebony fingerboard. There is a single Lollar mini-humbucker with a gold cover. This guitar sound great as both an acoustic instrument or plugged. The photo does not to do this gorgeous guitar justice, come and see it for yourself.

The Supro Dual-Tone is a 24 watt tube combo with a 12 inch speaker. Plugging into channel 1+2 links both preamp channels for double the gain, or plug into channel 2 for simple circuit and clean tone. Each channel shares the tremolo, which sounds incredible.

This 1971 Fender Bassman is a Fender classic. The same amp as the Bassman 50 head, in a combo cab with (4) 10 inch speakers.

New from the Godin Acoustic Series is the Metropolis Natural Cedar SG EQ. Built with a solid cedar top, solid mahogany back and sides, this guitar projects a beautiful clear tone. This one is outfitted with a LR Baggs piezo/mic-blend pickup system with a discrete sound hole preamp.

This beautiful archtop was handmade by a small maker in Massachusetts. Solid spruce top, flamed maple back and sides, curly maple neck, and an ebony pickguard with a floating pickup. It plays like a dream.

Dial in your ideal tremolo tone with MTG Tube Tremolo. With controls for level, speed, intensity, three oscillator wave shapes, and a tap tempo foot switch, this pedal has a wide range tremolo sounds. The LED back-lit knobs makes for easy adjustments on a dark stage.

A beautiful active bass by NS Design. It has an EMG pickup and a humbucker under the saddle, giving it a tone that is punchy, yet bright and clear.

This A-style Gibson mandolin, designed by Lloyd Loar, is the real deal. It is fully functional and sounds great.

A faithful reproduction of a 60's classic, the Princeton Reverb delivers 12 watts of tube glory. Featuring real tube driven reverb and tremolo as well as a tube rectifier.

The Player Series Telecaster is a musical workhorse. It is a great gigging guitar that has a comfortable "C" shaped neck, a maple fingerboard, an alder body, and is equipped with a pair of Player Series single-coil pickups.

The Taylor Grand Symphony is a gorgeous sounding and looking instrument. With a spruce top, rosewood back and sides, this instrument has a clear, sustaining, full bodied voice. Complete with a discrete onboard preamp.

The Fender Player Series Jazz Bass features a "C" shaped neck and two single-coil pickups. Comes with a bag.

A 100 watt bass amp with a 12" Eminence speaker. Lightweight, compact, and loud. Features a three-button voicing section (bright, contour, vintage) and an overdrive circuit.

15 watt tube amp with a 10" speaker. The simple preamp delivers ideal vintage tone with a super classic 50's look. A gigging favorite of Jeff Beck, Nels Kline of Wilco and Gary's Guitar's own Marc McElroy.

The new Fender Player Series is a redesign of the Standard Series, featuring better hardware, alnico pickups, and two-point tremolo bridge.

A lightweight bass with that classic tone. 30" scale length, hollowbody, gives you the thump that Hofner is famous for in a less expensive package. Comes with a bag.

The Fender Player Precision Bass features a modern "C" shaped neck and a split-coil middle pickup. Comes with a bag.

The Ukulele is an instrument that is truly for anyone, and this basic Amahi Uke comes at a price for anyone, $99 with a bag. If you're getting started, this is a great place to start. We have the full line of Amahi Ukes as well, in all sizes, stop by or give a call for more details.

Who makes the best Hofner copies? Hofner of course! This is the less expensive (Ignition) Hofner. It plays, looks and sounds great, and costs 1/5 of what the German Hofners do. At this price anyone can get in on that thumpy 30 inch bass scale fun.