Exc.(+) Condition. The top, back and sides are all very clean with just slight scratches from playing. The neck and frets are in great condition as well. There is one hole drilled in the top of the body from where the pickguard was installed. The original pickguard comes in the case.
     Flamed Maple top, back and sides with antique brown sunburst. Top, back, fretboard and peghead are all multiple bound with tortoise-shell. The inside of the f-holes are also bound with tortoise-shell. Mahogany neck with radiused Rosewood fingerboard and elaborate "Tree of Life" inlay in Pearl across the fretboard. Tune-o-matic bridge, 2 "magnaflux" humbucking pickups and 5-way selector.
     The most interesting part about this guitar is the two "MPC Effect Modules" installed in the guitar. There is a cavity in the back where there are two spots for different Electra effects that are easily removed and replaced. There are twelve different modules that can be put in the guitar, this particular Electra has the "phase shifter" and "power overdrive" modules. These modules are controlled and bypassed by the two levers on the body and the volume of the effects is controlled by the knobs. This is an interesting idea, but there are far better ways to add effects to a guitar line nowadays. The modules are more of a cool and innovative thing as opposed to a really great sounding electronics system. The good thing is that Electra didn't rely on building guitars with effects in them as their selling point. The guitar sounds great alone, much better than with the effects activated. The sound is really thick, with many different tonal variations from the 5 way selector. The effects are fun, and definitely worth playing around with but this guitar does not need any help to sound great.
     For more information on the effects modules visit: http://www.rivercityamps.com/electra/modules.php
     * Price has been significantly reduced for quicker sale, as owner is producing a solo CD and also getting married... (not kidding).

     Exc.(-) Condition. There is moderate lacquer checking on the front and back, but hardly any dents or dings. There are some small holes drilled where a handrest used to be. There are also two holes near the fretboard and one on the side as the result of a former pickguard. The neck has a couple of marks on it but is in good overall shape. No fret wear.
     Maple body with sunburst finish and bindings on the top and back. Single humbucker pickup in the neck position. Master volume and tone knobs, and "bass boost" switch. One-piece Mahogany neck. Radiused Rosewood fingerboard with pearl dot inlays. Original Nickel tuners. Ebony peghead overlay with Epiphone logo inlay.
     This is a really nice sounding and nice playing bass. These Epiphone basses were made at the Gibson factory in Kalamazoo, and are often held in higher regards than the Gibson basses of the period. It currently has flatwound strings that sound great.

     Erickson 10 string pedal steel in great condition. No large marks or scratches, everything is in fine playing condition. 3 floor pedals, 2 knee levers.

     Exc(+) Condition. A touch or two on the front and back of body. Minimal player wear. There are a few dents on the back of the neck, but they are slight and are positioned where they are not a problem to your left hand when playing.
     Solid Ash body. Humbucking pickup in the neck position, single coil in the bridge. Very nice traditional 3-color sunburst. Maple neck with Rosewood fingerboard and dot inlays. Pearloid pick guard, and Fender Nickel tuners.
     This is a really nice American Teleaster for a reasonable price. Good feel, with the classic look of a sunburst tele.

     Mint condition. Looks like it's never been played.
     Alder body with deep blue finish. 21 fret Maple neck with medium jumbo frets and Rosewood fingerboard. Three single-coil pickups with two tone knobs, a master volume knob and a 5-way switch.
     Nice Mexican Strat. Plays, looks and sounds very good.

     Exc(-) condition. Everything is very nice on this guitar, but it does have one modification. The singlecoil bridge pickup was replaced with a Seymour Duncan Humbucking p/u.
     Beautiful Shoreline Gold finish with pearloid multiple layer pickguard. All original and stock, except the aforementioned pickup change. Maple neck. Very little sign of fret wear. This is a nice guitar in nice condition that is set up very well. Has a special anniversary sticker behind peghead that reads,  "50 years of Excellence".

     VG+ condition. Refinished with brushed-on varnish. Typical black guard tele with nice medium weight. Top and back have a reasonable amount of scratches and dings. There are no glaring cosmetic flaws, the guitar is in great shape overall.
     Ash body, figured Maple neck. Black dots inlaid in fingerboard. Almost all original parts, including tuners, bridge, pickguard, etc. Replaced tone knob.

     Exc(-) condition. Sunburst. A few small nicks and chips in the finish here and there. Frets have been milled in not too distant past, so no appreciable fret wear. Back of peghead has a mysterious area right where serial numbers would be. The serial numbers have been obscured. Factory order numbers remain intact, inked into the inside of the guitar.
     Hollowbody electric with one P-90 pickup near neck. Maple back and sides with Sitka Spruce top. Mahogany neck with Rosewood fingerboard. Original Rosewood adjustable bridge. Original tailpiece and pickguard. Original Kluson DeLuxe closed-back 3-on-a-plate tuners with excellent condition cream buttons (not shrinking or cracking).
     This guitar is really quite nice and is ready to play. Everything is in good order and the pickup sounds very good.

     Exc(-) condition. Ebony black finish. As an interesting point, this guitar comes with papers officially from Gibson variously describing this guitar as an "ES-345" and an "ES-35", even though it absolutely is a stock ES-135. And, all these same papers (label, warranty card, inspection papers, etc), all have the correct serial number that matches the back of peghead and label, etc.
      No fret wear at all. This instrument is really in nice condition, but it does have one repair on back that is hard to spot. There was a slight clean crack in the outer ply of the back. Our local luthier, George Weisel, did a really great job of repairing it and blending the finish so that there is no sign of the repair at all, except a slight deflection of light when looking directly at it - we'll make sure to make one or two photos that show you what we mean. Many stores would omit this information about the repair, because it was done so well that it truly is a 'non-issue'.
     24 3/4" scale length. Semi-hollowbody, with block of wood running thru body. Two 'P-100' pickups (stacked double-coil humbucking). Trapeze tailpiece and tune-a-matic bridge. Kluson-style "Gibson DeLuxe" tuners with tulip buttons.
     This is a very nice example of a semi-hollowbody guitar. You can play this guitar acoustically and get great sound. It is very resonant. The set-up is great, with nice low action and everything works great.

     Exc.(++) Condition. There are only some very slight surface scratches that keep this guitar from being in new condition.
     Nice Maple top, back and sides with sunburst finish. Top has multiple white bindings, back and fretboard have single binding. Chrome hardware including "tune-o-matic" bridge. Independent volume and tone controls for each humbucker and 3-way.  Sunburst Mahogany neck with Rosewood radiused fingergboard and pearl "trapezoid" inlays. Grover tuners.
     This guitar is in really nice shape. Looks like it just came out of the factory, but has the sound of a mature instrument.

     Exc.(++) condition. There is one single ding on the top, aside from that the guitar is in mint condition.
     Stunning flamed Maple top with a deep blue finish. Choice Mahogany back, sides and neck. Top and neck are single bound. Rosewood finger board with Pearl trapezoid inlays. Nickel hardware, "Gibson Deluxe" tuners. Two Gibson "Burstpucker" humbuckers with independent tone and volume controls for each pickup. 3-way pickup selector.
     This guitar is beautiful. It's got a growl, and a look that catches the eye. This is a great one for anyone to own.

     VG Condition. One Owner! There is heavy player wear, and the pickguard is missing. There is one slight separation repaired in the top under where the pickguard would be. There is also some finish rubbed away in that area. The backplate is partially broken, and there are some scratches and paint chipped away on the back. The neck shows signs of wear on the back, but feels great. The guitar has recently had excellent professional fingerboard milling and fresh fret job and is setup to play great.
     Solid Mahogany body with Maple carved top. 7-ply binding on top and 5-ply on the back.  Original "Bigsby" tremolo. The original "T-top" Gibson pickups have been replaced because the owner wore through the original pickup covers. They have been replaced with "New Old Stock" Gibson 1994 PAF pickups new out of the box, but the original pickups will come in the case. The volume and tone knobs have been replaced, as well as the "tunomatic" tailpiece. Three way selector switch. Single-bound Mahogany neck. Radiused Ebony fretboard with large Pearl block inlays. 5-ply bound peghead wth original tuners.
     This guitar was owned by Jim Taylor, a noted hot blues/rock guitar player in Missoula for many years. If you want to hear this guitar as played by Jim Taylor, go to this link: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=C2FA11FDE8244756

    (VG) Condition. Weather checking on top and back, as well as a few dents and dings. The back of the neck has a couple of scratches and some dings. Recent refret. The pickups and pick guard have been upgraded, and there is an additional boost switch added that ups the output of the pickups.
     Nice tobacco sunburst. Solid Mahogany body with double cutaway. Three single coil pickup configuration, with 5-way selector switch, two tone knobs, master volume and a boost switch. Mahogany neck with Rosewood fingerboard and Pearl dot inlays. Ebony peghead veneer, Deluxe tuners with oval buttons.
     This is a really cool guitar. Plugged in it can do anything, the custom pickup configuration and boost switch make for a really wide tonal variety. It's got the renowned Gibson neck for easy playability, and great all around mojo.

     New condition.
     Hollow-body electric with Maple top, back, sides and neck. Top, back, fingerboard and peghead are bound. Ebony radiused fingerboard with Pearl thumbnail inlays. Bigsby tremolo system. "TV Jones Classic" pickups. Locking tuners. 3-position selector switch, independent volume knob for each pickup and master volume and master tone controls."White Dice" volume controls with standard knobs in case. Adjustomatic bridge.Gretsch "horseshoe" headstock inlay.
     Great sound, great look. This is a nice guitar.

     VG Condition. This guitar has a moderate amount of wear and tear, a couple of crack on the sides that has been repaired. however, it is in nice playable shape overall.
     All Mahogany with sunburst top. Mahogany neck and fretboard. All original parts and hardware except for a Loller pickup and volume knob added. Strap button professionally installed in heel.
     This guitar has the mojo. It sounds nice acoustically, and sounds huge with the Loller plugged in.
 

     VG(+) Condition. There is some lacquer checking and just a few scratches on the top, back and sides. The neck has a couple marks in the back, frets are in great shape.
     Spruce top with sunburst finish. Birch back, sides and neck. Radiused rosewood fingerboard. DeArmond pickup with Volume and tone knobs. All original parts and hardware.
     This is a fun guitar to play. It sounds great when played both acoustic and electric, and has just been setup for really nice low action.
     *There is a hard case available for this guitar for an additional $50.00