Electric Guitars

2018 Australia Only XM-400. Hard-tail, 24 fret. Jotoba fretboard, ablone inlay. Great condition, rare model.
Regular price $1,150.00

Made in USA. 1988. Before Custom Shop re-issues there were the Prehistoric Series from 1983-1993. This is a beautiful guitar in excellent condition for it’s age. **There is a crack in one pickup surround**. Flamed maple top. Medium jumbo frets are original and evenly worn. Musically it is in a very good place and doesn’t need a fret dress but it has been a player’s guitar. Machine heads are the original period correct Kluson style. Featuring unbranded pickups that are likely to be early 80s Seymour Duncans. Stamped baseplates started around 1987. This guitar has been 1 owner for about 30 years when it was purchased from Gallins guitars. Accompanying the guitar at time of purchase was a photo of Con Gallin with Seymour Duncan holding what looks like this guitar. There is also a magazine article with Seymour holding a guitar that could be this guitar. It’s impossible to say for sure. 4.2 kg. w/ 1990s Gibson Hard Case, guitar magazines with SD related and print of photo mentioned above
Regular price $11,995.00

Made in Japan 2013. Reissue of the 1971 Ash natural finish Stratocaster. EXCELLENT CONDITION. Currently has 11 guage strings on it. w/ Fender gig bag, arm + case candy + tools, original knobs scratchplate and rear plate
Regular price $2,250.00

Korean-made reissue of Danelectro’s classic 1950s U2, finished in Limo Black. Features the lightweight Masonite-style body construction, two lipstick pickups, three-way switching and stacked volume/tone controls.
Regular price $699.00

2010 Les Paul Studio. Black with rosewood board and nickel hardware. Plays good and sounds good! w/ case
Regular price $1,850.00

Made in China. Good little telecopy with rosewood board and natural finish over the ash body. Tex mex in the bridge. w/ gigbag
Regular price $500.00

Super Cute Super Shredder! 1/2 sized Flying V! with bag.
Regular price $299.00

Japanese-made left-handed Stratocaster from Fenders Traditional series, combining classic 60s styling with modern playability. Features a gloss-finished basswood body, maple U profile neck, rosewood fingerboard with 9.5 inch radius and 21 vintage-style frets.

Loaded with three Fender Vintage-Style Single-Coil Strat pickups with 5-way switching, along with a 6-saddle vintage-style Synchronized Tremolo, vintage-style tuners and bone nut.
Regular price $1,399.00

USA-made Gibson SG Special from 2000, featuring a mahogany body and neck, factory ebony fingerboard and dot inlays - a less commonly encountered specification on SG Specials from this period.

This example has had a previous repair around the neck pocket/heel, following what we image to be cracking around the neck joint. Seems stable.
Regular price $1,599.00

Exceptionally rare 1976 H.S. Anderson Strider, built in Japan by Moridaira and personally signed internally by M. Shinoda. One of only a tiny team of craftsmen responsible for H.S. Anderson's original high-end production, Shinoda also built the original Mad Cat guitars - the legendary Japanese design that became Prince's signature instrument in Hohner-badged form. This Strider comes directly from that same small workshop, built by the same craftsman

This example dates to July 1976, with factory date code 706791 and a handwritten M. Shinoda 76.7.15 marking on the neck, along with a matching Shinoda signature in the body. The ST70M/N designation denotes the Natural/Maple configuration, with a natural-finished Ash body, one-piece maple neck and fingerboard, large CBS-style headstock and vintage six-screw tremolo.

The guitar remains original aside from the pickups & pots (3 way switch is original). It is currently fitted with a Seymour Duncan SSL-2 neck pickup, unidentified replacement middle single coil and Seymour Duncan SSL-1R bridge pickup.

Includes the ultra-rare, original 1976 Keiyo factory pickups in the case. Note: Two are currently reading dead and will require a standard rewind to restore to factory.

An unusually well-preserved and well-documented example from H.S. Anderson's workshop. With vintage hard case.
Regular price $2,199.00

The Bacchus BJM-1-RSM/M CAR is an offset Jazzmaster inspired guitar from Bacchus’ Universe Series, finished in Candy Apple Red with a tortoiseshell pickguard. Features include a basswood body, roasted maple neck and fingerboard, dual single-coil pickups, master volume and tone controls, and a synchronized tremolo bridge. Mint condition! No bag or case. With trem arm.
Regular price $449.00

The OLP MM4 is an officially licensed, affordable take on the Ernie Ball Music Man Silhouette, produced in China during the 2000s.

Features a basswood body, maple neck with rosewood fingerboard, 4+2 headstock and HSS pickup configuration.
Regular price $399.00