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2012 Gretsch 6122II Country Gentleman
The Gretsch Chet Atkins County Gentleman! The one and only, the famous one, a gorgeous re-creation of the early '60s version that George Harrison played with The Beatles. This recent incarnation, made in Japan, is by far the best of them all. It is so neat and clean, both inside and out, and so much better-built than the originals which were and are fabulously cool but, well, not the most assiduously done. I know this for a fact: I worked in the original Gretsch factory in Brooklyn, NY in the early 1960s doing parts installation and final setup on hundreds ...
w/ohsc$2295.00
1930s Grover Tuners (4)
This is an extremely rare four-piece set, seen on many Martin tenor guitars of the 1930s and some of Gibson’s very top-flight tenors as well. With a 12/1 gear ratio, they are in fine condition, all plating intact, all four gears tight with smooth operation and just completely lubricated. Post dia. 7/32”. All four original bushings present along with seven original mounting screws. $295
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2000 Martin Custom Acoustic Guitar Magazine 10th Anniversary
Wow! This is as custom as it gets from Martin. Only two of these were ever made, as a special project to celebrate Acoustic Guitar Magazine’s 10th anniversary. One was kept by Acoustic Guitar, the other was put up as a prize for, well, something. I believe it ended up in an auction of some sort via the winner of the prize, and an old acquaintance of mine bought it. It is now here, for sale, and it is spectacular in every sense. Its high-gloss black lacquer finish is over superbly straight-grained spruce and East Indian rosewood, with the top ...
w/ohsc$4995.00
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The 1960 Jazzmaster.
I rarely consider the arrival of any particular guitar here “news” but this one touched on so many places that I felt it warranted something special. To start, how it came to me. For the last five years that I had my walk-in store open (out of forty-eight), up until ...
Some very special Martin guitars.
Back in the 1970s, both early and late, when I was near the end of being at my first store location and well into the second, I had some ideas for a few very special Martin guitars but in those days they had no custom shop and were not taking ...
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