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 129,-
 129,-
 Boss FBM-1 Legend Series Fe… Fender amps of the ’50s and ’60s are beloved and coveted by guitarists around the world. Thanks to BOSS’ technology and tone know-how, the new FBM-1 brings the natural, fat, rich, bright tone of the Fender Bassman to a BOSS pedal. In conjunction with Fender, the new BOSS FBM-1 recreates the legendary tone of the 1959 Fender Bassman. Features include the same controls on the original Bassman: Presence, Treble, Mid, and Bass EQ controls. The FBM-1 also functions perfectly as a “pre-gain pedal” placed before an already overdriven amp to add the tone character of the Bassman.
 129,-
 129,-
 Boss FDR-1 Legend Series Fe… The second in the new Legend Series is the FDR-1, based on the Fender 1965-era Deluxe Reverb — a coveted tube amp known for its natural touch-responsive and distinctive snappy overdriven sound. In conjunction with Fender, BOSS designed this stompbox to recreate the legendary tone of the 1965 Fender Deluxe Reverb amp. Features include the same controls on the original Deluxe Reverb; Level, Gain, Treble, Bass, Vibrato, and Reverb. The FDR-1 also functions perfectly as a “pre-gain pedal” placed before an already overdriven amp to add the tone character of the Deluxe Reverb.
 129,-
 129,-
 Boss FRV-1 Legend Series 63… Faithfully recreates the 1963 Fender Reverb, renowned as the best reverb for electric guitars. FRV-1 blends with the guitar sound and brings the Fender® Reverb’s warmth and uniqueness to the tone. It inherits ’63 Fender Reverb’s simple operation with the three control knobs (Dwell/Tone/Mixer), and the vintage-looking appearance.
 2389,-
 2389,-
 Fender 1950s Custom Telecas… This Fender Custom Shop 1950's Telecaster Relic in Purple Metallic with white binding is more than amazing. The most versatile Telecaster we have in the shop. The bridge pickup has great twang country and just enough bite for blues. The neck pickup rocks! From blues, jazz and rock this pickup smokes. The neck is meaty but still comfortable to play. The Fender 1950s Custom Telecaster Relic features '51 Nocaster pickups, Nocaster "U" neckshape. Custom Shop, Team Built, Case included.
 29,-
 29,-
 Fender 1-Button Footswitch This inexpensive footswitch puts two quick-access presets from your Mustang I or Mustang II amplifier at your feet. Also switches on/off the FAT circuit on a Blues Jr. amp.
 4,55
 4,55
 Fender 351 Classic Celluloi… Genuine Fender® medium Confetti pearloid Premium Celluloid picks. The 351 shape offers a traditional feel with a smooth striking surface. Celluloid is the premier pick material - it offers a warm, round tone favored by players of every style. Celluloid was invented in 1870 as a simulated ivory-type material. It is a classic material for Guitar picks. Derived from plant-based cellulose, the pick is environmentally friendly and biodegradable when disposed properly. Package of 12 picks, 351 Shape, Celluloid material is plant derived and environmentally friendly when disposed properly.
 4,55
 4,55
 Fender 351 Classic Celluloi… Fender's Classic Celluloid Thin Shell Guitar Picks are the leading pick material and are made from a plant based cellulose. These Guitar Picks have a smooth striking surface with a round musical tone giving a traditional feel. Players of all styles will love the favored 351 Standard Guitar Pick shape with it's wide body and rounded tip. These Thin guitar picks come in a Qty. of 12 per pack.
 4,55
 4,55
 Fender 351 Classic Premium… Fender's Classic Celluloid Heavy White Guitar Picks, are the leading pick material and are made from a plant based cellulose. These Guitar Picks have a smooth striking surface with a round musical tone giving a traditional feel. Players of all styles will love the favored 351 Standard Guitar Pick shape with it's wide body and rounded tip. These Heavy guitar picks come in a 12-pack.
 2999,-
 2999,-
 Fender 50s Duo Tone Stratoc… The Alder/Ash/Alder 'sandwich' really sounds great! Loaded with Abby handwound fat 50's pickups, the tone is classic strat! 9.5" radius/6105 frets. Quarter sawn 10/56 "V" shaped 1 piece maple neck. The Fender Custom Shop Duo Tone Stratocaster is completed by its mystical Fiesta Red finish.
 666,-
 666,-
 Fender 50s Esquire 2 Color… The Classic Series ’50s Esquire® guitar features an ash body with a single-ply white pickguard, alnico bridge pickup and a maple neck and fretboard.
 555,-
 555,-
 Fender 50s Esquire Black The Classic Series ’50s Esquire® guitar features an ash body with a single-ply white pickguard, alnico bridge pickup and a maple neck and fretboard.
 675,-
 675,-
 Fender 50s Esquire White Bl… The Classic Series ’50s Esquire® guitar features an ash body with a single-ply white pickguard, alnico bridge pickup and a maple neck and fretboard.
 999,-
 999,-
 Fender 50s Precision Bass M… Introduced in the early 1950s, the Precision Bass profoundly affected the sound of popular music and quickly became an indispensable instrument for musicians everywhere. It introduced a deep and powerful new sound into the rocking and rolling 1950s and set a new stage for great sounds to come in the ensuing decades. The Classic Series '50s Precision Bass Lacquer delivers the distinctive 1950s-era look, sound and vibe of those first Fender basses, with vintage style and an authentic nitrocellulose lacquer finish on its alder body. Other features include a "C"-shaped maple neck, 7.25"-radius maple fingerboard with 20 vintage-style frets and black-dot inlays, vintage-style split single-coil pickup, gold anodized pickguard, four-saddle American Vintage bass bridge, and vintage-style reverse tuners. Tweed case included.
 879,-
 879,-
 Fender 50s Stratocaster MN… During rock music's infancy in 1950s, Fender introduced a revolutionary new guitar—the Stratocaster. With its sleekly contoured two-horned body, triple-pickup layout and innovative tremolo bridge, it redefined the possibilities for guitarists everywhere and set the stage for unimagined musical heights to come. The Classic Series '50s Stratocaster Lacquer epitomized the instrument in the era of its origin, with an authentic nitrocellulose lacquer finish on its alder body. Other features include a "soft V"shaped tinted maple neck, 7.25"-radius maple fingerboard with 21 vintage-style frets and black-dot inlays, three vintage-style single-coil pickups with staggered alnico pole pieces and five-way switching, single-ply white pickguard, aged control knobs and switch tip, vintage-style synchronized tremolo bridge and vintage-style tuners. Tweed case included.
 883,-
 883,-
 Fender 50s Telecaster MN Wh… Fender revolutionized popular music and guitar playing in the early 1950s with the introduction of the Telecaster guitar. Designed simply, smartly and elegantly, it quickly became a trusted and revered go-to instrument for guitarists everywhere, and it created a new sound for the 1950s and decades to come at the very heart of popular music. The Classic Series '50s Telecaster Lacquer evokes the instrument in the decade of its origin, with an authentic nitrocellulose lacquer finish on its ash body. Other features include a "C"-shaped maple neck, 7.25"-radius maple fingerboard with 21 vintage-style frets and black-dot inlays, dual vintage-style single-coil alnico pickups with three-way switching, single-ply white pickguard, knurled chrome control knobs, vintage-style string-through-body bridge with three chrome “barrel” saddles, and vintage-style tuners. Tweed case included.
 1725,-
 1725,-
 Fender 50th Anniversary Jag… The 50th Anniversary Jaguar guitar takes you back to 1962, when Fender introduced an unusual new guitar that paired the sleek Jazzmaster® body style and elaborate control layout with a shorter scale and smaller, brighter pickups with more output. The resulting Jaguar was the fourth and last of Fender’s original lineup of standard electric guitars. The Jaguar gradually acquired a fascinating pedigree quite unlike that of any other Fender guitar. A chromed-out, surf-rock staple of the 1960s, it found new life from the mid-1970s-on as a subversively offbeat alternative axe wielded by punk, post-punk, grunge and alt-indie guitar heroes and anti-heroes alike. The same guitar that originally crested waves of reverb-drenched singles by groups such as the Chantays and the Surfaris later fueled, for example, the dynamic grunge maelstrom of Nirvana, the translucent shoe-gazing dream pop of My Bloody Valentine and the literately artful alt-rock of the Pixies, the Flaming Lips and many others. Deluxe Brown Case, Strap, cable, set of flatwound strings included.
 1768,-
 1768,-
 Fender 50th Anniversary Jag… The 50th Anniversary Jaguar guitar takes you back to 1962, when Fender introduced an unusual new guitar that paired the sleek Jazzmaster® body style and elaborate control layout with a shorter scale and smaller, brighter pickups with more output. The resulting Jaguar was the fourth and last of Fender’s original lineup of standard electric guitars. The Jaguar gradually acquired a fascinating pedigree quite unlike that of any other Fender guitar. A chromed-out, surf-rock staple of the 1960s, it found new life from the mid-1970s-on as a subversively offbeat alternative axe wielded by punk, post-punk, grunge and alt-indie guitar heroes and anti-heroes alike. The same guitar that originally crested waves of reverb-drenched singles by groups such as the Chantays and the Surfaris later fueled, for example, the dynamic grunge maelstrom of Nirvana, the translucent shoe-gazing dream pop of My Bloody Valentine and the literately artful alt-rock of the Pixies, the Flaming Lips and many others. Deluxe Brown Case, Strap, cable, set of flatwound strings included.
 1599,-
 1599,-
 Fender 50th Anniversary Jag… The 50th Anniversary Jaguar guitar takes you back to 1962, when Fender introduced an unusual new guitar that paired the sleek Jazzmaster® body style and elaborate control layout with a shorter scale and smaller, brighter pickups with more output. The resulting Jaguar was the fourth and last of Fender’s original lineup of standard electric guitars. The Jaguar gradually acquired a fascinating pedigree quite unlike that of any other Fender guitar. A chromed-out, surf-rock staple of the 1960s, it found new life from the mid-1970s-on as a subversively offbeat alternative axe wielded by punk, post-punk, grunge and alt-indie guitar heroes and anti-heroes alike. The same guitar that originally crested waves of reverb-drenched singles by groups such as the Chantays and the Surfaris later fueled, for example, the dynamic grunge maelstrom of Nirvana, the translucent shoe-gazing dream pop of My Bloody Valentine and the literately artful alt-rock of the Pixies, the Flaming Lips and many others. Deluxe Brown Case, Strap, cable, set of flatwound strings included.
 2725,-
 2725,-
 Fender 52 Telecaster Heavy… The new Heavy Relic® 1952 Telecaster® is an amazing mixture of vintage vibe and feel combined with modern playability. The guitar has been given a heavy Relic® treatment and features a lightweight ash body with a thin nitrocellulose lacquer finish and single-ply black pickguard, a one-piece tinted and quartersawn maple neck with a 1952 "U" shape, a 9.5"-radius fingerboard with 6105 frets, a Twisted Tele® neck pickup, a hand-wound Abigail Ybarra Hot Nocaster® bridge pickup, three-way selector switch with modern wiring, vintage hardware and a bone nut.
 2968,-
 2968,-
 Fender 52 Telecaster Heavy… This is a tribute to the Nocaster. 1951 Relic Nocaster has a solid ash body with a flat top and no binding. The classical Tele "ashtray" bridge on this model is plated in chrome and has three saddles. Twisted Tele single coil pickups are placed both in the bridge and neck positions. They are controlled through master tone, master volume and a three position blade switch. the neck is made of maple and features an early 1950s U contour. This bolt-on neck is equipped with a maple fingerboard with 21 6105 frets and black dot inlays. Fingerboard also features 9.50 radius and 1.65" Micarta nut. The scale measures standard 25-1/2" in length.
 19,-
 19,-
 Fender 55 Catalog Tee Shirt… For more than 60 years, Fender® guitars, basses, and amplifiers have been helping musicians define rock & roll, rhythm & blues, jazz, country, and many other styles of music. To pay homage to all the hit singles that have been recorded on Fender instruments, we offer Fender’s Greatest Hits Collection of t-shirts. Each t-shirt is made of 100% pre-shrunk cotton, with full front screen prints, taped neck and shoulders, and double-needle stitching. Size: L
 2390,-
 2390,-
 Fender 57 Bandmaster The late-'50s tweed-covered Fender Bandmaster™ guitar amplifier combined great looks with sweet tone and powerful performance. Hailed as one of the true holy-grail amps among guitarists and collectors, vintage examples are rare and highly sought after. The new '57 Bandmaster amp now joins our prestigious Custom series, with all-tube hand-wired circuitry and premium components. We've faithfully reproduced the classic 5E7 circuit, which pumps about 26 watts through three 10" alnico-magnet speakers, and we enlisted Jensen® to help create the P10R-F driver (a Fender exclusive), which is voiced for warm, sensitive response. The Bandmaster amp's harmonically rich clean tones are perfect for vintage rock, blues and country styles, and its naturally touch-sensitive overdrive tone sounds electrifying—especially when cranked up.
 1499,-
 1499,-
 Fender 59 Bassman Limited The ’50s Fender Bassman was the pro bassist’s answer to amplifying a great new invention: the Fender Precision Bass® guitar. This powerful 50-watt rig could easily compete with the common instrumentation of the day: horns, piano, four-piece drum kit with calfskin heads, and maybe even an electric guitar through a nice, new 10-watt amp! By the ’60s and ’70s, the original all-tube “Tweed” 4x10 Bassman was popular with rock, country and blues guitarists as a reliably great-sounding and easy-to-use guitar amp. Even some emerging British amp designers of the day copied its circuitry for use in their most celebrated designs. In the 1990s, Fender released an affordable reissue of the now-collectible ’59 Bassman amplifier to massive acclaim. Many guitarists, tired of experimenting with preamps, equalizers, and effects racks, rediscovered the simple pleasure of plugging into a Fender tube amp. The Bassman’s wide stage coverage, touch-sensitive dynamics and full-frequency “swirl” make it the perfect vehicle for building a great tone with almost any guitar or effect. The reissue Bassman continues to be a staple of the Fender guitar amp line to this day.
 2744,-
 2744,-
 Fender 60s Duo Tone Stratoc… Fender 60s Duo Tone Stratocaster Relic by the Fender Custom Shop is known for their three-piece body design, which consists of ash, with an inner plank of alder for a more balanced but also characterful overall sound. it features an 9.5" radius Indian rosewood fingerboard. The Strat provides great playability with its Mid Oval "C" shape. 21 frets, 50´s Strat FAT pickups impress by their glassy sound.The Fender Custom Shop Duo Tone Stratocaster is completed by its mystical sherwood green finish.
 2744,-
 2744,-
 Fender 60s Duo Tone Stratoc… This Duo Tone Stratocaster is a new Fender combination of two decades. The Alder body from the 60s strat has got the Ash wings from the 50s! The body is constructed of three parts, the center part has the original alder wood while the two outer parts, the wings, feature ash wood for a clear tone. In this way the characteristic warm and balanced sound from the 60s is still there, but with a more distinctive voice, especially in the high tones. The Rosewood neck and the relic finish give it the vintage looks that belong to a real Fender 60s Relic.
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