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SKU: UGB35495
UGB35495 Produced by ESP exclusively for the Japan market this Edwards E-SG3-95LTC is part of the lacquered top series and is a very fine replica of the 3-pickup SG Custom; mahogany body and neck, ebony fingerboard with pearl block inlay, gold hardware. more information »
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SKU: UBB33631
UBB33631 Vega rises again. The Vega Company of Boston, Ma. was one of the most respected names in old timey circles. The company was bought out by C.F. Martin in the 1970s, and later sold to Galaxy Trading Co. of Korea. Players mourned the loss of the highly desirable Vega designs until the Deering Company acquired the rights to the name in the mid '80s. Deering began producing instruments with the time honored designs and players were overjoyed to see instruments re-appear in some of their favorite styles. This example has been lovingly maintained with the natural Maple neck and Tubaphone tone ring harkening back to the golden years of Vega. With hard case. more information »
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SKU: UGB35150
UGB35150 Crafted with the finest seasoned maple and Honduran mahogany, the Collings CL Deluxe is built for tone. Lightweight, resonant mahogany combined with a carefully hand-set mortise and tenon neck joint bring tonal complexity and sustain to the table in spades. The neck profile is a very comfortable "C" shape that maintains a vintage feel but slimmed down for superb playability. The slightly longer scale lenght of 24 7/8" adds just enough tension to give the low notes a tight and clear ring and a nicely balanced response throughout the instrument's entire register. Sleekly contoured for comfort and style, Collings has brought new life to an American classic. With hard shell case. more information »
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SKU: NBB30446
NBB30446 One may ask: "What is it that gives Ome banjos that amazingly clear tone?" Chuck Ogsbury, the genius behind the Ome name (and also Ode in the '60s), has never been one to follow the designs of other makers. While many copy the flathead tone ring as seen on the 1930s Mastertones, Chuck instead set out to develop his own tone. Voila! the Mega-Tone tone ring. The Megatone tone ring hides nothing in its reproduction of the entire aural spectrum. Each note rings clear and true. Plenty of sparkling highs and lots of volume too. For devotees of the style of Bill Keith, Bobby Thompson, and Bela Fleck, An Ome banjo enhances the melodic style of playing. You should try it! With hard case. more information »
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