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199,-
Washburn WD10S Natural
Featuring a new look, the Washburn WD10S is the next generation of the world's best selling acoustic guitar. A step up to the classic Washburn crown style bound headstock, coupled with the new bridge and rosette designs, make the WD10S acoustic guitar a worthy heir to the throne. Main features are a mahogany back and sides producing a rich warm tone that is balanced out by the expertly book-matched solid spruce top, as well as the bone nut and saddle, all combine to allow the feel and sound to improve with age. Maximum affordability, sound and playability are what keep the WD10S at the top of the charts and in the hands of the everyday player year after year.
109,-
109,-
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Hudson HD1DX Deluxe Acousti…
Hudson has done it again! This amazing, best selling ‘net acoustic guitar package just got even better. Looking for a beginner acoustic that is playable with a great sound well look no further. Designed by the hudson guitar company. The hd1 offers an unprecedented level of quality at a very affordable price. this dreadnought deluxe is a great instrument for beginners of all age groups. This guitar package includes a tuner, gig bag, pick, stringwinder, strap, Begin to play CD, extra 1st and 2nd guitar string and offcourse the Hudson HD1 guitar. The hudson's neck is not fat and cumbersome like many beginners guitars. Hudson have made it modern and accessible. It has an easy playing action that is ideal for the beginner. This is the amount of effort it takes to fret the string and play a note which is critical for ease of playing. this hudson is really nice to play, and the body size gives the player a wonderful full tone. Then there is the guitars finish and build quality. This really is exceptional at this price point, the hudson just oozes quality. This beautiful guitar has a black finish. If you want to sing and play or just discover the joy of music this is the guitar for you!
259,-
259,-
Washburn WD10S White
Featuring a new look, the Washburn WD10S is the next generation of the world's best selling acoustic guitar. A step up to the classic Washburn crown style bound headstock, coupled with the new bridge and rosette designs, make the WD10S acoustic guitar a worthy heir to the throne. Main features are a mahogany back and sides producing a rich warm tone that is balanced out by the expertly book-matched solid spruce top, as well as the bone nut and saddle, all combine to allow the feel and sound to improve with age. Maximum affordability, sound and playability are what keep the WD10S at the top of the charts and in the hands of the everyday player year after year.
98,-
98,-
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129,-
Epiphone SG Special Ebony
Now you can enjoy the classic style and killer performance of the famous Epiphone SG-Special Electric Guitar without destroying your budget. Features include two open-coil humbuckers, stopbar tailpiece with tune-o-matic bridge, chrome hardware, and rosewood fingerboard.
173,-
173,-
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Ibanez T20 Troubadour
The new 2009 Troubadours boast a new look and an improved sound, allowing you to confidently chart new musical paths and acoustic journeys through any terrain. The T20 20-watt acoustic-electric amplifier features hi-fidelity components, versatile EQ and an extended-range 8" Power Jam speaker that can convey your acoustic sound at any volume. An internal limiter, switchable chorus with speed and depth control, reverb with level control and a line out gives you the tools to easily shape any tone you need. The tilt bar is pretty handy too.
1149,-
1149,-
Gibson Les Paul Studio Swam…
The limited edition Gibson Les Paul Swamp Ash Studio features a carved swamp ash top and body with a satin finish to bring out the natural beauty of the certified, environment-friendly wood.
1748,-
1748,-
Washburn WV546 Black
With the USA made HM Series you can experience the fastest guitars on the planet due to a revolutionary fretboard system consisting of our patented glass/carbon fiber fingerboard and stainless steel frets. Unlike the nickel frets found on standard guitars, stainless steel frets remain level throughout the life of the guitar resulting in smooth, easy bends. Riffs flow freely and effortlessly from your fingertips due to the slickness of the carbon fiber fingerboard. The difference is immediately apparent from the moment you pick up the guitar. Take your playing to the next level with the HM Series. The WV546 has a Mahogany body, Mahogany/set neck, Carbon Glass Epoxy Composite fingerboard, Grover® exclusive 18:1 tuners, 25.5” scale, EMG® 85 Neck & 81 bridge pickups, Original Floyd Rose® Trem system, Buzz Feiten Tuning System™. Case included.
205,-
205,-
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129,-
Epiphone Les Paul Special I…
What's so special about the Epiphone Les Paul Special II Electric Guitar? The super-low price for starters and that's not all. Made with a basswood body bolt-on mahogany neck smooth 22-fret rosewood fingerboard and dot inlays this baby is every bit as handsome as its uptown cousins. Features 2 open-coil humbucking pickups that deliver long singing sustain and true Les Paul tones.
135,-
135,-
T-Rex Viper
The Viper pedal by T-Rex is a great-looking, phenomenal-sounding pedal takes the original swirling vibe sound and gives it an extra bite – with more voltage hurling your sound around the room. Spinning, whirling, shimmering and pulsating, this box is destined to join our other award-winning pedals as a modern classic – delivering sounds from the golden age of rock & roll to the twenty-first century. Viper gives you a range of cool, modulated 70s sounds – all enhanced with a T-Rex bite. You’ll recognize the vibe effect at once, and it’s easy to dial in everything from “Little Wing” to “Bridge of Sighs”.
899,-
899,-
Takamine EF740SGN
The Takamine EF740SGN acoustic electric guitar features a solid cedar top with sapele back and sides, a rosewood fingerboard, nickel tuners, and a CT4B preamp. The satin antique finish lends the guitar a classic visual aesthetic. The guitar's onboard CT4B preamp has a musical 3-band graphic EQ with an extremely stable and accurate chromatic tuner. The Takimine EF740SGN is great for nonstandard and open tunings.
1099,-
1099,-
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Gibson SG Standard Ebony
Gibson's new, solidbody guitar of the 60's, the SG, broke through traditional concepts of solidbody electrics and became an instant classic. The SG body style has remained in production since its first appearance in 1961.
95,-
95,-
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Gibson J160E John Lennon Pe…
The Gibson John Lennon J-160E Peace Acoustic-Electric Guitar is replica of Lennon's 1962 J-160E, which he used extensively in films and recordings. The reissue features an antique natural finish, laminated spruce top, ladder-top bracing, a P-90 pickup, authentic wood body binding, and a signature truss rod cover. It perfectly re-creates Lennon's Gibson axe as it appeared during 1969's Bed-In after stripping off the psychedelic paint job he commissioned in 1967. It's historically accurate right down to the strap based on the one John used. The original Gibson guitar is now displayed in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and this re-creation is offered as a limited, numbered edition of 750, each with a Certificate of Authenticity from Gibson.
88,-
88,-
HardWire SC2 Valve Distorti…
SC-2 Valve Distortion turns up the heat. The SC-2 Valve Distortion gives you two types of harmonically charged distortion tones: Crunch and Saturated. The Crunch Mode gives you all the crunch you need with mids that cut through the drums while the Saturated Mode adds more gain and has less midrange for a slightly modified sound. As with all HardWire pedals, the SC-2 is crafted from premium all-metal components to perform night after night, tour after tour.
395,-
395,-
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899,-
Fender American Special Str…
The latest incarnations of Fender's famous Telecaster and Stratocaster models comprise the new American Special series-built "by the people and for people" as value-conscious "guitars for the times." They are designed specifically to bring the full Fender experience of a terrific-sounding, smooth-playing, rock-solid-built U.S.-made Fender guitar to the workingman without emptying his bank account. Fender introduces the American Special Series Stratocaster. Everything you want in an affordable U.S. made guitar is within your reach. Features include an Alder Body with gloss urethane finish, 9.5” radius maple neck, jumbo frets, Texas Special pickups, and Vintage-Style Synchronized Tremolo. Fender Deluxe gig bag included.
299,-
299,-
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Hudson HDD Imperial Mahogan…
The new Imperial Jazz electric semi acoustic from the acclaimed acoustic guitar builder, Hudson. Traditionally styled with a Venetian cutaway at the 17th fret and "open book" headstock. These features were first seen on the very first Jazz acoustics introduced in the late 1930s. Finished in a classy satin beautifully figured mahogany with black hardwear. The Imperial plays as good as it looks, with a lot of attention given to the slim neck and fretting. Fast runs and bends are easy on the Imperial. Hudson has developed this style of instrument with the addition of two humbucking pickups. This pair of classic pickups feature alnico magnet structure and double row poles to give a rich and balanced output. Authentic enamel winding wire, as used in the fifties when these pick up were originally developed, is also employed. The pickup mounting also allows for height adjustment. It works well for many styles of music, great for Rock and Roll not just Jazz!
2333,-
2333,-
Gibson Les Paul Standard 20…
The Gibson Les Paul 2008 Standard features a hand-carved figured maple top with matched chambered mahogany back outlined with single-ply binding. The neck is crafted from a single piece of mahogany, making it function as a single unit with the body. Its asymmetrical shape is the most comfortable neck offered on a Les Paul Standard. The BurstBucker Pro humbuckers have Alnico V magnets with windings to deliver an enhanced tone with more bite and brilliance.
145,-
145,-
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1149,-
Fender American Standard Te…
The look, sound and vibe of the Telecaster resonate throughout the history and soundscapes of popular music. From orchestra pits to mosh pits; small clubs to stadiums and garages to recording studios, its signature sound is everywhere. The new American Standard Telecaster still has the hand-rolled fingerboard edges, alnico V pickups and staggered tuning machines for playability, tone and stability, and now includes great new features including: A new bridge with improved bent-steel saddles mounted to a stamped-brass bridge plate for increased resonance and sustain. A new neck treatment—tinted for a richer presentation, with the maple or rosewood fingerboard buffed to a high gloss. The back of the neck still has that silky, comfortable satin finish. A thinner finish undercoat that lets the body breathe and improves resonance. A new Fender-exclusive SKB molded case.
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Gibson SG Classic Faded Worn Cherry
Gibson's stylish and toneful SG has been a classic ever since its arrival on the scene in 1961. Its status as the replacement for the Les Paul was only temporary (it was referred to the Les Paul/SG until 1963, when it became merely the SG), but its position as a rock icon was permanent. By the mid '60s, the SG Special (a variant with no-nonsense styling and gnarly P-90 pickups) was the favorite of countless rock and blues artists, and was seen in the hands of Pete Townshend, Carlos Santana, and Robby Krieger, to name but a few. To celebrate this rock classic, Gibson USA introduces the SG Classic Faded, exclusive to Musician's Friend. With a grain-textured satin nitrocellulose finish in Worn Cherry that makes the SG Classic Faded feel like an old friend right out of the bag, this guitar has all the ingredients that made the '60s SG Special legendary, at a price any hard-gigging guitarist can afford.
Gibson's stylish and toneful SG has been a classic ever since its arrival on the scene in 1961. Its status as the replacement for the Les Paul was only temporary (it was referred to the Les Paul/SG until 1963, when it became merely the SG), but its position as a rock icon was permanent. By the mid '60s, the SG Special (a variant with no-nonsense styling and gnarly P-90 pickups) was the favorite of countless rock and blues artists, and was seen in the hands of Pete Townshend, Carlos Santana, and Robby Krieger, to name but a few. To celebrate this rock classic, Gibson USA introduces the SG Classic Faded, exclusive to Musician's Friend. With a grain-textured satin nitrocellulose finish in Worn Cherry that makes the SG Classic Faded feel like an old friend right out of the bag, this guitar has all the ingredients that made the '60s SG Special legendary, at a price any hard-gigging guitarist can afford.
Gibson Midtown Standard With Bigsby Ebony
What if you married the best attributes of Gibson's classic archtops together with the innovative solid-body designs Gibson USA currently offers? Taking a cue from our past, Gibson USA mixes historic design with modern styling to come up with the ultimate hybrid Gibson, a new breed of electric guitar that offers ultimate "Tonestry." This new Gibson recipe creates a whole new level of sonic versatility, resulting in an instrument that's perfect for an amazingly wide range of musical genres. With a trimmed-down and more player friendly body size that still emulates the best of Gibson tradition, built with solid-wood construction rather than a laminated top and back, the Midtown Standard with Bigsby® truly embodies the optimum marriage of solidbody and archtop—and its twin ‘57 Classic humbuckers, top-notch hardware, and Bigsby® vibrato tailpiece are just the icing on the cake.
What if you married the best attributes of Gibson's classic archtops together with the innovative solid-body designs Gibson USA currently offers? Taking a cue from our past, Gibson USA mixes historic design with modern styling to come up with the ultimate hybrid Gibson, a new breed of electric guitar that offers ultimate "Tonestry." This new Gibson recipe creates a whole new level of sonic versatility, resulting in an instrument that's perfect for an amazingly wide range of musical genres. With a trimmed-down and more player friendly body size that still emulates the best of Gibson tradition, built with solid-wood construction rather than a laminated top and back, the Midtown Standard with Bigsby® truly embodies the optimum marriage of solidbody and archtop—and its twin ‘57 Classic humbuckers, top-notch hardware, and Bigsby® vibrato tailpiece are just the icing on the cake.
Gibson Les Paul Studio 50s Tribute Humbuckers Satin Honeyburst
Released midway through 2010, the Les Paul Studio ’50s Tribute packed the stripped-down appeal of the long-running Studio line in a great ’50s-themed model with P-90 pickups that was a major hit with players everywhere, and sold out quickly as a result. Now the Les Paul Studio ’50s Tribute with Humbuckers from Gibson USA captures the same popular look and feel, updated with the PAF-style humbucking pickups that hit the Les Paul model later that decade. This is sure to be one of the most desirable formats introduced to the Les Paul Studio series since its inception in 1983. Available in great played-in-looking, grain-textured satin nitrocellulose finishes—Satin Ebony, Satin Gold Top with dark back and Satin Vintage Sunburst and Satin Honeyburst with dark back—the Les Paul Studio ’50s Tribute with Humbuckers marries the features of the legendary original Les Paul Standard to the no-nonsense styling of the Studio range. It spares elements like body and fingerboard binding and inlaid logo to bring you significant savings, and has an extremely broad appeal as a result.
Released midway through 2010, the Les Paul Studio ’50s Tribute packed the stripped-down appeal of the long-running Studio line in a great ’50s-themed model with P-90 pickups that was a major hit with players everywhere, and sold out quickly as a result. Now the Les Paul Studio ’50s Tribute with Humbuckers from Gibson USA captures the same popular look and feel, updated with the PAF-style humbucking pickups that hit the Les Paul model later that decade. This is sure to be one of the most desirable formats introduced to the Les Paul Studio series since its inception in 1983. Available in great played-in-looking, grain-textured satin nitrocellulose finishes—Satin Ebony, Satin Gold Top with dark back and Satin Vintage Sunburst and Satin Honeyburst with dark back—the Les Paul Studio ’50s Tribute with Humbuckers marries the features of the legendary original Les Paul Standard to the no-nonsense styling of the Studio range. It spares elements like body and fingerboard binding and inlaid logo to bring you significant savings, and has an extremely broad appeal as a result.
Gibson Les Paul Studio 50s Tribute Humbucker Satin Gold
Released midway through 2010, the Les Paul Studio ’50s Tribute packed the stripped-down appeal of the long-running Studio line in a great ’50s-themed model with P-90 pickups that was a major hit with players everywhere, and sold out quickly as a result. Now the Les Paul Studio ’50s Tribute with Humbuckers from Gibson USA captures the same popular look and feel, updated with the PAF-style humbucking pickups that hit the Les Paul model later that decade. This is sure to be one of the most desirable formats introduced to the Les Paul Studio series since its inception in 1983. Available in great played-in-looking, grain-textured satin nitrocellulose finishes—Satin Ebony, Satin Gold Top with dark back and Satin Vintage Sunburst and Satin Honeyburst with dark back—the Les Paul Studio ’50s Tribute with Humbuckers marries the features of the legendary original Les Paul Standard to the no-nonsense styling of the Studio range. It spares elements like body and fingerboard binding and inlaid logo to bring you significant savings, and has an extremely broad appeal as a result.
Released midway through 2010, the Les Paul Studio ’50s Tribute packed the stripped-down appeal of the long-running Studio line in a great ’50s-themed model with P-90 pickups that was a major hit with players everywhere, and sold out quickly as a result. Now the Les Paul Studio ’50s Tribute with Humbuckers from Gibson USA captures the same popular look and feel, updated with the PAF-style humbucking pickups that hit the Les Paul model later that decade. This is sure to be one of the most desirable formats introduced to the Les Paul Studio series since its inception in 1983. Available in great played-in-looking, grain-textured satin nitrocellulose finishes—Satin Ebony, Satin Gold Top with dark back and Satin Vintage Sunburst and Satin Honeyburst with dark back—the Les Paul Studio ’50s Tribute with Humbuckers marries the features of the legendary original Les Paul Standard to the no-nonsense styling of the Studio range. It spares elements like body and fingerboard binding and inlaid logo to bring you significant savings, and has an extremely broad appeal as a result.
Warwick Corvette $$ Deluxe Natural Satin
The Warwick Corvette $$ Double Buck bass guitar is similar to the other Corvette models, but distinguishes itself with unique electronics. It features 2 powerful MEC humbuckers nestled closely in the center position, completely covering the legendary sweet-spot that so many basses miss completely. This configuration gives it a powerful, solid tone with depth and clarity. To make it versatile, 2 mini 3-way switches let you choose humbucker, single-coil, and parallel or series operation. The passive pickups are matched to the MEC 2-band active preamp, making it a true passive/active hybrid. The Double Buck features a select swamp ash body, an ovangkol neck, bell brass frets, high-quality hardware, and natural or transparent color oil finishes. Note: Though the youtube-video has a 5-string bass in it, this is the 4-string edition.
The Warwick Corvette $$ Double Buck bass guitar is similar to the other Corvette models, but distinguishes itself with unique electronics. It features 2 powerful MEC humbuckers nestled closely in the center position, completely covering the legendary sweet-spot that so many basses miss completely. This configuration gives it a powerful, solid tone with depth and clarity. To make it versatile, 2 mini 3-way switches let you choose humbucker, single-coil, and parallel or series operation. The passive pickups are matched to the MEC 2-band active preamp, making it a true passive/active hybrid. The Double Buck features a select swamp ash body, an ovangkol neck, bell brass frets, high-quality hardware, and natural or transparent color oil finishes. Note: Though the youtube-video has a 5-string bass in it, this is the 4-string edition.
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