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This is a 2005 Taylor T5C2 Custom featuring gorgeous figured Koa Top, intricate abalone fretboard inlays, gold hardware, full body binding, bone nut and saddle, bound f-holes, mahogany neck, and an ebony fretboard and bridge. The T5 is a resonant, fully hollow thinline guitar providing musicians the freedom of a solid-body and the feel and sound of your beloved Taylor acoustic. Whether played through an electric or acoustic amp, it delivers a fantastic range of pure tones from smooth, strumming acoustic to crunchy electric chords. Learn More

This is a 2006 T5S in Custom Mint Green, in mint condition Full specs are as follows: 1 11/6" nut Bound Ebony fingerboard Adjustable truss rod Taylor Silver tuners 24 7/8" scale length Ebony bridge w/ 2 3/16" string spacing Intonation compensated bone saddle Custom Mint Green Finish Top mounted humbucker Ivoroid bound top and sound holes lightweight hollow body Taylor deluxe T5 hardshell case Condition is excellent with no isses to mention. Learn More

This rockin’ archtop cutaway with Bigsby® tremolo is enough to satisfy all of your rockabilly, blues-rock, and/or shoegazer dream rock fantasies! It features a pair of Custom Godin Humbucker pickups delivering a load of serious tones, all controlled via a 3-way toggle switch and volume & tone knobs. The Gloss Tops (GT) are paired with semi-gloss back & sides that deliver a stunning aesthetic look to the guitar that is second to none! Learn More

Halfling SB -- Designed with electric blues, rock and jazz players in mind, this revolutionary guitar has, at its heart, a rather sophisticated interior build that is a marriage of archtop and semi-hollow build techniques applied to a body shape that most definitely has some DNA from the mighty Les Paul, the 335, the Testadura and the ES175 Learn More

When Leo Fender launched the G&L SB-1 bass in 1982, he packed his latest innovations in pickup and bridge design into a straightforward, hard-working bass. At that time the SB-1 had an MFD single coil pickup and no pickguard, which was a departure from the classic single-pickup passive bass. By 1985, however, the SB-1 had taken the form it has today, with an MFD split-coil humbucking pickup and pickguard. In some way, the SB-1 set the stage for several G&L models to come: Leo took a a classic design and applied his core improvements, in this case, the MFD pickup and Saddle Lock bridge Learn More

This is a 2005 T5S1 with flamed Maple top Learn More