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Instruments
currently in stock:
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1981 Fender
Precision Special Bass (Definitely second hand)
An
instrument full of character, it enjoyed a long and rewarding
career as a trusty workhorse until the inevitable passage of
time and constraints of 'real' life led to its retirement.
Despite its careworn exterior this is still a bass with a
bright future. Solidly
built with ash body, maple neck and rosewood veneer
fingerboard this is an early example of a Precision bass with
active electronics - an attempt to increase the versatility of
the single pickup. You have a micro-switch to swap between
active and passive mode with bass and treble tone controls and
master volume. In passive mode it is exactly what you would
expect of a precision with full and thumping tone but with the
active circuitry engaged you have a much wider world of sound
to inhabit from trebles bright enough to blind to bass
frequencies that could rumble the thickest custard. It plays
beautifully with a smooth and pleasant action. A terrific, all
original, example of a classic instrument.
The
guitar came to us in the world's heaviest hard case, we
recommend that you bring a fork-lift truck if wishing to
purchase.
£999
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1972
Reissue Telecaster Deluxe RRP £699
OFFER PRICE
£599
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60's
Classic
Player Stracaster RRP £499.99
OFFER PRICE
£419
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50's
Classic
Player Stracaster RRP £499.99
OFFER PRICE
£419 |
 
Classic Player Baja Telecaster RRP £499.99
OFFER PRICE
£429
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Standard
Precision Bass RRP £489
OFFER
PRICE
£419
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Standard
Jazz Bass RRP £489
OFFER PRICE
£419
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Standard
Telecaster left hand RRP £449
OFFER
PRICE
£359
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Lite Ash Telecaster RRP £449.99
OFFER PRICE
£419
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Standard Stratocaster
left hand RRP £449
OFFER
PRICE
£359
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Standard
Stratocaster
in sunburst RRP £429
OFFER PRICE
£349
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Standard Telecaster
RRP £399
OFFER PRICE
£329
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Fender Lap steel
£329.99
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Instruments,
now sold, that have previously graced our walls:
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Second hand American Stratocaster
No,
honestly, it is second hand if only a few months old.
There’s nothing else to add beyond it being a good old
fashioned standard US Strat, so we won’t witter on about
this one but if you wanted a new one but fancy having a few
quid left over to indulge in the rock’n’roll lifestyle
then buy this one.
SOLD |
 
Fender Stratocaster c1976
This one's for those of you who like your bumps and
scratches created by life on the road rather sanded in by the
guys in the Fender custom shop. Classic 70s Fender looks with
the chubby headstock, Rosewood veneered fingerboard and black
scratch plate, whilst the hard-tail bridge and high output
pickups make this a tough sounding guitar ideal for blues and
hard rock. All original with some wear to the finish but no
issues or repairs, and it's not as back-breaking as some 70s
Fenders.
The guitar came to us in the world's ugliest hard
case, which we'll be happy to pass on to you.
SOLD
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Fender American Vintage '52 Tele SOLD
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Cyclone
III SOLD
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Mid
1980s '72 tele thinline reissue
Japanese made. Good condition. Full description is rather pointless
as we've sold it.
SOLD
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Standard Stratocaster
left hand
SOLD
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Standard
Precision Bass SOLD
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50's
Classic
Player Stracaster SOLD
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Classic
Player Baja Telecaster SOLD
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Baja
Telecaster
in Desert Sand SOLD
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2005
Fender 69 Tele Thinline reissue superb condition with Seymour Duncan
pickups & 4-way switch SOLD
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Standard Stratocaster
in black SOLD
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Standard
Jazz Bass SOLD
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Lite
Ash Stratocaster SOLD
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Standard Telecaster SOLD
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2006 Standard Tele second
hand SOLD
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American Standard Stratocaster Early 90's SOLD
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Lite
Ash Telecaster
in blonde SOLD
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60's
Classic Player Stratocaster
SOLD
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50's
Classic Player Stratocaster
SOLD
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Standard
Precision Bass SOLD
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Lite
Ash Telecaster RRP SOLD
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1969
Reissue Telecaster Thinline SOLD
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