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Yamaha 1970's Vintage Studio Lord
Remembering the Yamaha 1970's Vintage Studio Lord, a beautiful addition to any guitar collection. Despite a few blemishes, the gloss cherry finish is absolutely stunning and sure to catch the eye.
This guitar is in excellent working order and ready for use, but it's also a highly coveted collector's item.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this piece of musical history.
This guitar is in excellent working order and ready for use, but it's also a highly coveted collector's item.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this piece of musical history.
Kramer Vintage 1980's Tri Burst Stratocaster
The Kramer Vintage 1980's Tri Burst Stratocaster is a stunning piece of musical history. Its tri-burst finish gives it a unique and eye-catching look that will turn heads on any stage. The vintage 1980's construction ensures a high-quality build and timeless sound. With a classic Stratocaster body shape and versatile pickup configuration, this guitar is perfect for any style of music.
Don't miss out on the chance to own a piece of guitar history with the Kramer Vintage 1980's Tri Burst Stratocaster.
Don't miss out on the chance to own a piece of guitar history with the Kramer Vintage 1980's Tri Burst Stratocaster.
Ibanez Vintage '80's Iceman II IC50 MIJ Japan Electric Regal Blue
Vintage - Hoshino Gakki exported copies of American electric and acoustic guitars in the 1950s, and by the mid-1970s the Ibanez guitars had reached a level of quality comparable to American guitars. Lower labor rates at the time, plus efficient manufacturing meant that Ibanez guitars could be sold for almost half (or less) of the cost of a Gibson Les Paul or Fender Stratocaster.
In the mid-1970s Hoshino Gakki wanted to make a distinctly Japanese guitar and to start breaking away from the Ibanez replicas of Fender and Gibson models. The idea was to build a guitar with an appealing original design, like a Les Paul or Stratocaster. A meeting between Hoshino (Ibanez), Kanda Shokai and one of the main guitar factories in Japan resulted in the Iceman/Mirage design.
The early Ibanez models were originally named the Artist 2663 models, launched in 1975. The name "Iceman" came later in 1978. Body wood, pickups and neck joint construction varied with the Iceman/Mirage model price.
The original Ibanez Artist/Iceman production was from 1975 to 1982/1983 with different models having set neck and bolt-on necks.Paul Stanley of KISS favored the Iceman from 1977 to 1980 and again used it primarily from 1992 to 1997.
If you're looking for a taste of vintage 1980's rock, look no further!
In the mid-1970s Hoshino Gakki wanted to make a distinctly Japanese guitar and to start breaking away from the Ibanez replicas of Fender and Gibson models. The idea was to build a guitar with an appealing original design, like a Les Paul or Stratocaster. A meeting between Hoshino (Ibanez), Kanda Shokai and one of the main guitar factories in Japan resulted in the Iceman/Mirage design.
The early Ibanez models were originally named the Artist 2663 models, launched in 1975. The name "Iceman" came later in 1978. Body wood, pickups and neck joint construction varied with the Iceman/Mirage model price.
The original Ibanez Artist/Iceman production was from 1975 to 1982/1983 with different models having set neck and bolt-on necks.Paul Stanley of KISS favored the Iceman from 1977 to 1980 and again used it primarily from 1992 to 1997.
If you're looking for a taste of vintage 1980's rock, look no further!
Edwards Limited Model Les Paul
Remembering ESP Edwards' “Les Paul” style guitar with a vibrant, honey burst finish that perfectly complements the flamed-out top.
Edwards guitars are among the highest quality of Japanese made instruments. Being made in the same factory that produces ESP, Edwards guitars inherit the quality and attention to detail that ESP instruments are world renowned for. This guitar punches far above it’s weight!
The Seymour Duncans deliver a rich, warm tone with enhanced sustain and a full-bodied sound. From smooth and creamy cleans to crunchy overdrives and blistering leads, these pickups handle it all with finesse.
The guitar is in excellent condition with barely any play-wear. It’s been professionally setup and has had the fretboard conditioned, and the electronics cleaned.
Edwards guitars are among the highest quality of Japanese made instruments. Being made in the same factory that produces ESP, Edwards guitars inherit the quality and attention to detail that ESP instruments are world renowned for. This guitar punches far above it’s weight!
The Seymour Duncans deliver a rich, warm tone with enhanced sustain and a full-bodied sound. From smooth and creamy cleans to crunchy overdrives and blistering leads, these pickups handle it all with finesse.
The guitar is in excellent condition with barely any play-wear. It’s been professionally setup and has had the fretboard conditioned, and the electronics cleaned.
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