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This Epiphone, a limited edition of 100, was produced by the Gibson Custom Shop in the USA. Unlike many Epiphone models then manufactured at Gibson...

This Fame very inspired by Paul Reed Smith offers an excellent quality / price ratio. This one is a special series to celebrate the 50 years of the...

Released in 1961, the Fender VI goes down an octave, offers an offset Jazzmaster / Jaguar style body and a 30-inch scale. Halfway between a bass an...

Released in 1961, the Fender VI goes down an octave, offers an offset Jazzmaster / Jaguar style body and a 30-inch scale. Halfway between a bass an...

Fender CD-60 Natural 2014 in very good condition.

First Fender released the Musicmaster and Duo-Sonic, then the Mustang and finally the Bronco. These were entry-level guitars at the time. Simple an...

A Jaguar with simplified electronics and a pair of humbuckers? This is the Blacktop HH, here a pickup cover has been removed and a string guide added.

Appearing in 1960, the Jazz Bass quickly established itself as the benchmark on the market. Everything is original on this very beautiful example e...

During the 70s you could have a Jbass with a maple fingerboard, this is the case of this 73 model with its black binding. So with this neck and its...

Appearing in 1960, the Jazz Bass quickly established itself as the benchmark on the market. This JBass started its life with frets, it is now a fre...

Appeared in 1960, the JBass quickly established itself as the reference on the market. The American Professional, replacing the American Standard, ...

Fender is mainly for its electric guitars but also produces acoustics that are worth a look! Proof of this is this King from a limited series in an...

The Musicmaster appeared with the Duo-Sonic in 1956, in fact Leo Fender wanted to offer cheaper, smaller guitars, mainly intended for beginners. Th...

The Musicmaster appeared with the Duo-Sonic in 1956, in fact Léo Fender wanted to offer cheaper, smaller guitars, intended mainly for beginners. Th...

The Mustang Bass is a short scale with a 30-inch scale length. In its Mexican Player version, it is equipped with a Precision microphone and anothe...

Released in 1961, the Fender VI went down an octave, got an offset body and a 30-inch scale. Halfway between a bass and a guitar, the Pawn Shop ser...

Released in 1961, the Fender VI went down an octave, got an offset body and a 30-inch scale. Halfway between a bass and a guitar, the Pawn Shop ser...

Released in 1961, the Fender VI went down an octave, got an offset body and a 30-inch scale. Halfway between a bass and a guitar, the Pawn Shop ser...

Released in 1961, the Fender VI went down an octave, got an offset body and a 30-inch scale. Halfway between a bass and a guitar, the Pawn Shop ser...

This American Performer has a second pickup (both are Yosemite) in the bridge position directly from the Jazz Bass: result? Unfailing versatility! ...

The famous Japanese Fenders: guitars with well-selected and perfectly assembled woods! This type 54 model, made in Japan, takes up the characterist...

This Strat was made at the Custom Shop during the John Page period in 1997. Type 54, it nevertheless offers a Mary Kaye style with a Vintage Blond ...

This Custom Shop Journeyman Strat is relic by masterbuilder Paul Waller, but slightly keeping a natural look on an unusual color: Desert Tan. The 1...

Equipped with Custom 60′s pickups, this Strat is relic but slightly keeping a natural appearance. Here the microphones have been replaced by an exc...