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S.I.T. Strings:  Various Types.   I have chosen to carry S.I.T. exclusively.  After shopping around I decided that they were the best bargain mainly because they’re the right price, sound good, and they give you an extra 1^st and 2nds string with most sets.  I have a variety of acoustic, electric, and bass.  An example, Power Wound Nickel 9’s or 10’s list at $8.75 /set but I can include them with your guitar purchase for $3.50/set or case of 12 for $39 ($3.25/set).  Bass sets at $14.99.  I also have a limited supply of other brands and everything from 6-string bass to mandolin to Phos/Bronze acoustic/electric bass and just about everything else.

VINTAGE DECALS - Most are the real deal from the 70's, all are the highest quality waterslide available and, when installed, indistinguishable from original factory decals.  Most are priced at $20 but some, like these genuine 1976 Gibson (ES-336, Firebird,  E.S. Artist, Thunderbird was sold) are priced at $50.  If you're restoring a $1500 vintage guitar, don't go cheap on the decal - get the best.  I also have a bunch of spagetti Broadcasters ($20) on blue grid paper that I'm told are original Fender.  

COOL, VINTAGE, RARE, IN-DEMAND PARTS

1. 1960 Fender Precision Bass Body - Complete.  Just add a slab-board neck (and pickguard if you're finicky) and you're jamming out with an original '60 P-bass.  I know a number of you have been waiting for a pickup set for years but I'm going to try to not part it out.  If it's still around in a month, I'll consider. Description of what you're getting:  Lightweight body, 5 lbs. "loaded", including pots and pickup (bridge was off when I weighed it).  Includes pots/cap - all wiring looks like original solder joints to me.  Body - stripped, original sunburst finish under neckplate and under bridge, dated in cavity, no routes.  All electronics - pickup, pots, cap, output jack.  Bridge, including screws and knobs.  You'll see stripped '60 bodies going at $1K.  Pics:  (back showing pin router holes), (front/back), (body date), (side), (bridge), (cap), (knobs), (pickups pickups#2 = 11.08K showing original winding), (pickup covers), (pots pic2 = 36th week, 1960).  If you just need 1/2 of these parts, you'll likely pay over $1K from a vintage parts dealer.  This lot will make it easy to build your dream vintage slab-board P-bass, with one-stop shopping and a lot discount.  $1800(HOLD-Martyn Local 4/21) takes it all. 

2. 1974 Fender Strat Pickup, early '74 = stag pole, original winding.  Was bridge position and leads are proper length for bridge.  Nice mellow vintage output of 5.42K.  $375

3. 1975 Fender Strat Pickup, flat pole - gray bottom, original winding.  Was bridge position but used in neck thus the wires were spliced for the longer distance - can be removed easily and, thus, all original.  Nice mellow vintage output of 5.44K.  $150

4. 1982 Fender Strat Knobs, 3-spoke, with straight grip lines, for your Smith Strat and these seem harder to find than the earlier ones, $75/set

5. 1962 Fender Tone knob, single knob or pair of '62 knobs, $75/each - $140/pair

6. Fender '72 Mustang Pickups, original '72 gray bottom pickups and original switches on a repro guard.  Original early 70's Mustangs are nearing $1K so it pays to have the right electronics, $175/all.  

7. Seymour Duncan Loaded Strat Pickguard, (pic2), in black pearl with matching back plate.  Trio of Seymour Duncans, CTS switch and pots, all wired up and ready to drop in.  Pickups are all humbuckers with a JB in the neck; Vintage Rails in the middle; Hot Rail Stacked in the bridge.  Please note that the original owner's preference had a neck pickup in the bridge, but the middle and neck pickups are designated for bridge so we can re-wire any way you desire.  Purchased new, these pickups are going to set you back $75/each, with another $35 for the guard and back plate, and around another $20 for pots and switch - $280 total - and that's a do-it-yourself price without labor.  We'll save you the labor and $100 on the parts.  Get the whole deal which is a pro-upgrade for pretty much any Strat, for just $175.  

8. Lindy Fralin Blues - Loaded Strat Guard, (pic2), "As new" condition, complete and drop in ready.  Includes BRW pickguard and matching backplate, new set of Lindy Fralin Blues, CTS pots and switch.  Killer upgrade and all in mint condition, $225/all

9. Peter Florence Voodoo Humbucker Set, if you missed the '59 set I had a few weeks ago, here's another set:  '60 Bridge Alnico 5 and Neck Alnico 3.  One of the most highly regarded pickups on the various Les Paul forums and made of pure "unobtainium" since apparently it's impossible to get an of Peter's pickups at this time.  Peter and I had adjoining booths at a Philly Show a few years ago and I heard and played through his pickups for 2 days.  There are none better, plain and simple.  If you've been trying to get a set built but you're not getting any email response from Peter I'll save you the hassle.  This pair is in clean shape and might transform you're LP style guitar into the '59 Burst you've always wanted.  $275(SOLD - JP order 12/11).  Please note that the lead for the neck pickup at 13" apparently doesn't fit an SG; the 8" bridge should fit any guitar.    

10. Peter Florance Voodoo '59 Alnico 5, one of the best bridge position humbuckers in the world.  I don't know of Peter is shipping any pickups these days so they're getting hard to come by.  This one's super clean and $135 & includes pickup ring and nickel cover. 

11. TonePros Standard Locking Tune-o-matic/Tailpiece Set, stays in place without wiggling so your guitar stays in tune better, has improved sustain and harmonics.  Installs without marring or modification, any standard Gibson guitar or similar.  Pricey hardware at $132 for a new set - but this set is in mint condition and is just $79.

12. Trilogy Bridge by Hipshot TMB3.  The Trilogy is a direct retrofit for USA Fenders, no modification is required so your Strat can be returned to stock if desired.  In all the Trilogy offers an amazing 723 possible tunings, all at the flick of the thumb, and includes sample tuning chart.   Each string has 3 positions with a straight tuning and 2 detune stops.  For more info checkout Hipshot here.  This unit installs very easily and is the most versatile alternate tuning system ever devised.  Perfect condition, includes all parts and even a pre-cut wooden block for use if desired.  Last I heard these were on back order but this one's here and just $179.  Includes original manual.  

COLLECTABLES, MANUALS, MEDIA

 CASES

1. Charvel Tweed cases, 1980’s, $85 with logo or $75 missing logo

2. Fender Deluxe Bass Case, fits the smaller body Jazz Deluxe (doesn’t fit P or J unless you modify), blue plush interior with the nicer latches, perfect shape, $79

3. Gator Guitar “Slinger” Gigbag, new-old-stock, excellent protection, very thick, nice bag for $19

4. Gibson Acoustic Case, vintage, semi-hard but thicker and more plush than your average chipboard.  Fits D-size and probably AJ, $65.

5. Gibson Deluxe gigbag, ex cond, $29

6. HSS Bass Gigbag, new, very thickly padded and rigid construction, back straps and 2 handles, $29

7. Ibanez Bass Case, Canadian made TKL, tolex covered with plush furry lining, new and perfect, $75.

8. Ibanez Case, New, by TKL of Canada, tolex exterior and furry gray interior, fits just about any guitar, new in original plastic bag, $75

9. Ibanez SG Case, fits a Gibson SG like a glove, older model – probably 80’s and appears to be made in same factory as Gibson, gray tolex with plush red lining.  Has some chips to the tolex but is in decent shape and all latches and hinges are fine.  Hard to find and good case for your Ibanez – or utility case for your Gibson, $65(HOLD-John G 11/4).

10. Peavey Foundation Bass Case, decent shape, latches/hinges perfect, $29

11. Peavey Gigbag, $29

12. PRS case, mint cond, $110 also have case for PRS Hollowbody, perfect, $125

13. PRS Accessories - Gigbag, upgraded Cordura Gig Bag features extra comfort padding in the back with mesh ventilation, ergonomically curved shoulder straps, and an extra handle. Gray color accents for a new look. Includes a PRS luggage tag.  These sell for $119 off the PRS site and as with most manufacturers, accessories aren't discounted.  This one's in perfect shape and excellent protection for your $2K PRS at just $69.  

14. Silvertone/Dano? Case, ca. 50’s brown&white chipboard, fits very small guitar, superb condition, $45

15. Summit Gigbag, best gigbag I’ve ever seen, for details click here, Lists $139.99 but this barely used for $59

16. Taylor Luggage Case, new-old-stock, fits 314, 414, 514, etc., list is $300 but save some money on this one for $115

17. Taylor Luggage Case, the famous “pink  poodle” model that’s highly sought after and offers maximum protection for your $3K Taylor, choice of X10 or X14 size, $225/ea

18. Taylor Luggage Case, for your X-12 (312, 512CE, etc.).  Very heavy, very plush, and the best protection around for your prized Grand Auditorium size acoustic.  Mint condition.  $125.  

19. TKL Dreadnaught, tolex with plush interior, $85

20. TKL Dreadnought Acoustic Cases, New, plush lined in black fuzz, tolex covering, $69

21. TKL Gigbags – Schecter logo, wedge-shaped and identical to the good Gibson bags from a few years ago.  List price is $55 but these are new in sealed bags for just $25 – or $18 with purchase of any guitar that doesn’t include case.   

22. TKL Electric Gigbag, new-old-stock, $22

23. Warwick Rockbag, bass and guitar available, excellent protection, $35

PICKUPS

1. Acoustic Preamp system, Shadow P-7 with 5-band eq, never installed, low-z and hi-z outputs, $65(SOLD-BARRY 2/29)

2. Barcus Berry Acoustic #13, soundhole pickup, $39

3. Barcus Berry Jazz #3 pickup (neck), new, $35

4. Barcus-Berry Humbucker #123, Mod. 2565, very hot and very rare, $65

5. Carvin Humbucker #5, $29

6. Cheapo Bass Pickups, from a 60’s Japan Jazz Bass copy, one has surround – other has part of a pickguard attached, could be fun, $25/pair

7. DiMarzio DP155 Tone Zone #111, dual white humbucker, 4 conductor, $70 but this clean one’s just $45

8. DiMarzio DP184 Chopper #6, 4-conductor, high output with hefty lows and mids, good choice for bridge or middle, $45

9. DiMarzio Humbucker, #214, 15.5K, black/white zebra, 4-conductor, 5” leads, $SOLD

10. DiMarzio Humbucker, hex-poles like PAF-Pro but unmarked as to model, full leads, $39

11. DiMarzio Humbuckers, ca. 70’s, $ALL SOLD

12. DiMarzio Strat, stacked humbucker, 16.21K, $35

13. DiMarzio Super 2 DP104, #211, bridge, 5” lead wires, 8.5K, less mud and more highs, 4-conductor, $35

14. DiMarzio Super Natural Plus acoustic soundhole pickup, new, old stock, $45

15. DiMarzio TDS-1 DP-109, chrome, new-old-stock, $SOLD?

16. DiMarzio X2N Power Plus, fairly old and hard to find, $45

17. DiMarzio DP182 Fast Track (6), great for bridge position on Strat, clean, $39

18. Dual Rail, as above, fabric wrapped, unknown maker, Barden style dual rail, $29

19. EMG 45P Pair, for 6-string bass, new-old-stock and includes pots, wires, battery terminal and jack.  Original list was $120/each and these were used on some high-end boutique basses.  Transform your 6-string into a killer tone bass for just $125 for the pair.  Contact Martin if you want us to install and/or modify your bass. 

20. EMG Jazz Select, non-active, 5” lead, $20

21. EMG Select Humbucker, inexpensive good sounding upgrade for your import, lead cut to 2”, $10

22. EMG Select Humbucker, inexpensive good sounding upgrade for your import, lead cut to 2”, $10

23. EMG Select Humbucker, inexpensive good sounding upgrade for your import, full lead, $15

24. EMG Tele Set, COMPLETE setup that includes neck and bridge pickups, bridge, control plate with pots and switch wired in, all screws, all black hardware, $125

25. EMG Telecaster Pickups, choice of Alnico or Ceramic, neck or bridge, each kit includes pickup (black covers only), pots, jack, and screws, $49/ea

26. Epiphone Humbucker, exposed coil for your Classic, $15

27. Epiphone Dot Humbuckers (212), good sound for low bucks, $35/pair

28. Fender Tele Neck (9), from Japan Tele Custom, most of the gold has worn off but works great, $25

29. Fender 57/62 Middle, cloth wire, beveled magnets, $29

30. Fender Am Std Bridge, $25

31. Fender Am Std Middle, reverse wound, $25

32. Fender Am Std Middle, reverse wound, $25

33. Fender Am Std Middle, reverse wound, $25

34. Fender Squier Tele pickups, $35/set

35. Fender Strat PU3, full-length cloth wires, unknown origin but could be vintage, Custom Shop, or V57, etc., nice shape, $49

36. Fender Stratocaster Set PU100, complete neck-mid-bridge covers and pots, $79

37. Fender Tele Bridge, cloth braided, $29

38. Fender Tele Noiseless, neck, as new with plastic covering on top, $45

39. Fender Tele USA Bridge, brass bottom, $29

40. Fender Tele, brass bottom, $29

41. Fender USA Tele Bridge, leads need lengthened, $25

42. Gibson Classic '57 Humbucker Pair, installed but only used a few times and mint in the box, $95-$109/each everywhere but get the pair for just $150.  

43. Gibson Gold Burstbucker, NEW, #3 for bridge position, new in the box, we bought this for a project and it was never used, my cost $100 – your cost $99. 

44. Gibson 496R, neck pickup for many current model Gibsons, removed when new so very clean, 8.58K, $49

45. Gibson Alnico Humbucker, new-old-stock with plastic still on top, included are all screws and springs, $65

46. Gibson Alnico Humbucker, new-old-stock with plastic still on top, included are all screws and springs, $65

47. Gibson Gold PAF, new-old-stock with plastic still on top, included are all screws and springs, $69

48. Gibson Humbucker, gold, never installed, $65

49. Gibson Humbucker, unknown but has solid cover like Iommi and Gibson USA logo on back, $55

50. Gibson EB-0 Pickup Cover, cover only, been in my parts bin for years and unknown vintage, $20

51. Humbucker, unknown, 3-conductor, reads 8.82K on single and very hot 17.43K on humbucker, $25

52. Import Chrome Humbucker, very old and very low output, $5

53. Import Gold Humbucker, $25

54. MEC Jazz pickups (pair), black, as found on Warwick and other quality basses, $85/pair

55. Old Bass Pickup, very unique, from 60’s import I would guess, $25

56. P90 Soapbar, #300, quality aftermarket, shielded wire, new, $49/pair

57. P90 Soapbar, #301, quality aftermarket, shielded wire, new, $49/pair

58. Rio Grande Half-Breed, for Strat, for your Rio Grande fans, the Half-Breed offers juice than a Tallboy but not quite as much as the Muy Grande and is the ideal mix of their two most popular single coils, vintage cloth wires, stag pole, beveled magnets, $30 cheaper than new at $39

59. PRS Tremonti SE Bridge (111), $29

60. Seymour Duncan ¼ pounder Strat, $35

61. Seymour Duncan Classic Stack Bridge, stacked humbucker for your Strat, mint, $49

62. Seymour Duncan Dual Rail, cloth wrapped, forget model name but it’s a bridge model, clean shape, $39(Stephane?)

63. Seymour Duncan Full Shred TB-10J, black, spliced leads, 15.5K, $35

64. Seymour Duncan Hot Rail, old stacked humbucker for Strat, neck position, 4-conductor, don’t know if this is supposed to have a cover but works fine, $35

65. Seymour Duncan Hot Stack, STK-S2 bridge stacked humbucker, in box, $45

66. Seymour Duncan Humbucker, think it’s an early Full Shred, clipped leads so some splicing required, $25

67. Seymour Duncan JB Jr., white, for Strat, $49

68. Seymour Duncan Lil’ ’59, clean shape, $45/ea

69. Seymour Duncan Little Screamin’ Demon, $39

70. Seymour Duncan Single, think it’s a vintage staggered, $35

71. Seymour Duncan Stacked Strat, labeled 1NV, stacked humbucker, 4-conductor, $35

72. Seymour Duncan Strat, label says 3TR, cloth wrapped, 2 conductor, $35

73. Seymour Duncan Tele Neck PU57, forget the model but it’s possibly a ¼ pounder and numbered “3J”, $39

74. Seymour Duncan Vintage Staggered, $35

75. Seymour Duncan Precision Antiquity, new-never installed, includes everything, look and tone of a vintage P-bass, $89(HOLD-D Jay 10/4).

76. SGC Jazz, 6” lead, $29

77. Strat Set, import, one is different style, $25/all.  I have many more imported sets priced at $29 for matching set of 3.

78. Washburn Humbucker Pair (205), 621 and 623, 4-conductor, clean, $39/pair

79. Zion, $35

 

BODIES AND NECKS

1. Chandler Jackson-style neck, nice shape and no fret wear, 4 plugged holes are non-problematic, shown with Grover tuners and Kahler flip-up locking nut for $150 or buy with neck only for $115.  Vintage Charvel logo available for $20 if desired

2. Charvel Project Neck, looks to be aftermarket with vintage Charvel logo installed long ago.  I don’t know what this was originally on but it’s Canadian made, probably La Si Do, and an excellent neck.  Has a few small holes next to the nut that were filled, as well as two string tree holes filled, but it’s perfectly straight and set up very well on the guitar it was on.  Frets had a light dressing and are not dished out anywhere.  Unfinished on the back and very sleek feeling.  $100 for neck only or $125 with Jackson tuners. 

3. Charvel Body, mid-80's Charvel Model 1A, $99(HOLD-Bill S 2/13).  I probably have an 80's Charvel neck to go with it if needed.  

4. Danelectro Hodad Body, metallic blue, good for project or to restore your busted Hodad, takes dual lipstick pickups or humbuckers, factory cut for 2 vol/2 tone/3-way selector, not mint but not beat, $50

5. Dean USA Project Body and Neck, from 1983 USA Dean, body has been capped with a stunning quilted maple top but needs clear coat and paint on sides and back, neck is very clean with excellent frets, selling for $99/ea or the pair for $175(SOLD-Steve P 9/11)

6. Fender “Bullet” body, approx. 7/8 size, early 80’s, H-S-H pickup routes, repaired cracks and has its share of dings and scratches but is solid wood, buffed out to a nice shine, and just $65

7. Early 70's Fender Precision Fretless Neck, early 70's, 1 5/8" nut, very straight and set up perfectly on the bass that it was on.  Finish stripped for a very sleek, natural feel.  A few extra neck bolt holes visible - drilled to set up on 3-bolt or 4-bolt attachment - we can plug 2 of them at no extra charge.  Fretboard in very nice shape.  Factory number stamp visible, but not very readable, on the butt.  Truss turns easily.  Easy way to turn your vintage Fender into a fretless and set your original neck aside for future value.  Priced at $250 or we can install vintage logo and lacquer for $299.  

8. 1994 Fender Japan Fretless Jazz Neck, very nice shape, clean fretboard and very straight.  40th Anniv. seal on back of headstock.  Use to build up a fretless Jazz or convert your current fretted model to a fretless.  Highly regarded "Made" in Japan era and a nice neck for $279 with tuners or $239 without tuners.  

9. 1973 Fender Telecaster Bass Body, (pic2).  Beautiful looking piece of ash, originally blonde, which was stripped and stained years ang years ago.  Has a gloss lacquer over the stain and overall in pretty nice shape.  Note the brass pickguard, which has the vibe of an anodized pickguard, although smaller than the original huge pickguard thus there are a number of screw holes visible from the old guard.  As this is a dark stain, the holes aren't terribly noticeable or if you wanted to restore an original style guard the holes, of course, would be used.   Other mods include a Gibson EB-0 type pickup replacing the original neck humbucker - and a Seymour Duncan Jazz added in the bridge position - plus original neckplate has two extra holes added which obviously don't need to be used.  Original blonde finish and factory markings remain in the neck pocket, channel, and control cavity.  Nice medium weight - definitely not a log like the later 70's.  Only thing not included are knobs, but another set will be included.  Includes body with both pickups, original '73 pots wired to output jack, tilt-adjust disc, "custom" faux anodized (brass) pickguard, heavy brass bridge and saddles from Boogie Body's era, strap pins, and gold knobs (not the ones pictured), two string ferrules - other 2 are MIA, mini 3-way selector switch, and original '73 Fender neckplate.  What this may lack in collector appeal, it is a nice 35-year-old piece of ash that's beautifully figured with some vintage parts and it needs very little to be a complete project.  $450 takes it.  Want a era-correct Fender fretless neck?  See below:

10. Fender Precision Copy Neck, from an old Japan P-bass copy, relog-d with 70’s Fender logo, plenty of extraneous tuner and neck-bolt holes to choose from.  Nut is a cheap plastic one but should set-up well with some nut work.  $45 (HOLD-Wayne 1/26/8)

11. Fender Licensed Tele Neck, excellent quality neck by All-Parts, brand new and undrilled, high gloss finish, vintage 7.5" radius, round C-shape with just a hint of a V perhaps.  Guaranteed to be perfect and just $150.

12. Fender Jazz Bass Body, maple, Japan copy from ca. 70's, not too heavy, has 4 plugged neck bolt screw holes, $50 or $65 with the pickup covers.

13. Ibanez RG-7420 body, Japan model 7-string, two small finish dings touched up but overall extremely clean with no pick or buckle scratches.  Use to restore your busted-looking body or build up a custom 7-string.  $79.  

14. Jackson Strat neck, quality Japan from a PS7 from 1996, Strat scale, perfect shape, $135, or we can probably re-logo with vintage Charvel logo if desired.

15. Jackson Performer Neck, good quality Japan model and mint condition.  Came off of a Rhoads but correct for most Jacksons.  Guitar it was on had a perfect setup so I know this should make a great playing guitar.  $120 with Floyd nut or $99 without nut. 

16. Kramer American Pacer Body, 1980’s American Series, didn’t photograph well but it’s dayglo pink.  A few years ago I had a good source for parts from the Kramer auction but it has long since driedup.  I was lucky to get this body in rare color that is definitive of the "hair metal" era.  It is NOS and hasn't even been drilled for trem posts, but that will allow you to use either Floyd width.   Has some shop wear around the edges but the top is quite nice.  Note:  this body doesn't completely conform to exact specs of a Kramer but I am certain of its authenticity.  Regardless, at this price you can't go wrong.  $99(SOLD-Dayna V 1/18)

17. Kramer American Pacer Body, NEW-Old Stock, last of my supplier’s stock from the auction, wood is ready for painting. Already routed for Floyd but you'll need to drill two holes for the studs.  Nice body, now selling for $129(HOLD-Rene 5/30).

18. Kramer Striker ST-300 Body, metallic blue/teal, HSS pickup configuration with 5-way switch and mini-switch for humbucker tap.  Will include perfectly useable Striker neck that has a glued crack on the back that went with the grain – plus Kramer neckplate.  Just add tuners and you’re good to go. $125/all

19. Kramer Sustainer Body, (pic2), not especially nice shape but good candidate for your project guitar.  Being a Sustainer, there are plenty of control holes for pots/switches and you can have some fun with wiring.  Includes 4 CTS pots, 3-way selector, and mini-selector for coil tap/split/phase, knobs, Schaller strap lock pins.  $75.  Note:  Floyd Rose and back covers are not included at this price. 

20. Kramer USA Pacer body, leftover stock, $99

21. Moses Telecaster Neck, model NT-27, licensed by Fender with a standard Tele headstock, 1.7" at the nut, patented one-piece construction with a fine-tune truss system eliminates delamination, twisting, and warpage problems.  The integrated fingerboard has a smooth, wear-resistant finish, 16" flat radius.  List is $330, I have some new in the box for $199.  

22. Strat-style Neck, unknown maker but definitely a quality neck with tons of birdseye, plugged holes on headstock and base, nice and straight with perfect refret, small chip of rosewood missing but it’s behind the nut and no problem, $110 or $130 with Fender logo of your choice

23. Warmoth Quilted “Axis” body, perfect for building your own EVH guitar, beautifully quilted maple over swamp ash, includes switch with gold tip wired to pots, gold hardtail bridge/saddle, gold strap buttons, and control cavity shielding – new back plate is not pictured but is included.  You can buy new, although I don’t know if it would be as nice, for $400 but this one is mint except for a small ding on back – with extras for just $299.

24. Warmoth Strat Neck, (pic2) (click pics for full size).  This neck was previous listed with a so-so trans logo and a hint of red stain on the headstock.  We sanded down the headstock to clean wood and installed a quality 60's logo with lacquer over the logo making it a good choice for a '62 Reissue style.  Excellent condition with abalone dot inlays, Warmoth radius, medium-jumbo frets, quality nut installed, and Sperzel locking tuners. The tuners had the metal dowels removed for some reason but we installed wooden dowels that hold tuners in place just fine.  With this quality logo job, a nice neck for $209 without the tuners; $244(SOLD-John 2/6) with.  Frets are perfect and this neck sets up very well.  

25. Warmoth HM style neck (pic2) - custom ordered by one of our customers with a Charvel logo and then returned.  Martin did a killer job on the logo with 3 coats of lacquer on top and no hint of an outline.  Super clean neck with perfect jumbo frets, Grover tuners, Floyd nut all included.  This is an 80's model with the back sealed only - feels like an old Charvel - you guys know what I mean.  Perfect feel.  $249/complete, or less if you don't need the Grovers or nut.  

26. Warmoth Stratocaster Body, routed for Kahler Pro, nicely grained 2-piece Alder with sealer coat only, includes pickguard loaded with two Duncans, prewired to switch and pots, as well as back plate.  If you've got a Kahler and neck, you're 95% there!  $199/all

27. Warmoth Stratocaster Body, solid Walnut, factory routed for Floyd Rose (non-recessed), includes back plate, pickup rings, knobs, pots, trem post sleeves, copper shielding.  A few minor dings but overall nice shape, $175(HOLD-Dominic 3/9).

28. Warmoth Super-Strat Neck by Warmoth, older 80’s model from the days when everyone was building their dream Super Strat metal axes.  Fender scale, very clean shape with perfect frets, very sleek unfinished back.  Sets up perfectly and could be the best neck you’ve ever played.  Priced with black Grover tuners at $199 or no tuners for $175.

29. Warmoth Super-Strat Walnut Body, routed for Floyd Rose trem, was with the neck above and suspect that it’s a Charvel product.  Standard Fender routes, never had backplate installed.  The pots in this were dated ’84 and my guess this body as well as the neck, are from the same era.  Made during the times when the school of thought dictated weight equals tone - this is the heaviest Strat body I’ve had (an even 8 lbs.!).  Finished in a clear lacquer with nice gloss – could be made mint with a little wet sanding and finishing.  If you want to build a truly unique Strat—and quite possibly hold the record for heaviest Strat in the world—here’s the perfect body for $225.

30. Warmoth Axis Quilted Body, You can build your own Super Axis or we can install killer electronics (Duncan/DiMarzio/Fender) pickups and swap it all over if you'd like.  This is a very expensive body from Warmoth, but just $299(SOLD-Rosli 10/27) here.

31. Warmoth Strat Neck, bargain basement special:  1 11/16", super flat 16" radius, with incredible birdseye maple.  Not one for the mint collectable as it has some plugged neck bolt holes and has had two types of tuners on it.  Also appears to have been a large headstock and reshaped to a small AND had the butt area planed down slightly, around 1/16" plus rosewood chips forward of the nut.  The good news:  Jumbo frets are perfect, it's perfectly straight, will set up fantastic, and look great when completed.  Unfinished back feels great, thin profile.  $99. 

 

1. WD Korina/Ebony Stratocaster, Korina neck with Ebony board, for the ultimate Strat, $219 (note: These look great wth a silver Spagetti logo installed as we did on this example.  
2. WD Birdseye/Pao Ferro Telecaster, #5, Birdseye Maple with Pao Ferro Fretboard, jumbo frets, 9.5” radius, List $375, Sale $179
3. WD Birdseye/Pao Ferro Telecaster, #6,Birdseye Maple with Pao Ferro Fretboard, jumbo frets, 9.5” radius, List $375, Sale $179
4. WD Birdseye/Pao Ferro Telecaster, #7,Birdseye Maple with Pao Ferro Fretboard, jumbo frets, 9.5” radius, List $375, Sale $179
5. WD Birdseye/Pao Ferro Telecaster, #8, Birdseye Maple with Pao Ferro Fretboard, jumbo frets, 9.5” radius, List $375, Sale $179

MISC PARTS

1. Bass Bridges, $15/ea

2. Bigsby B3, 60’s Vintage, for your Gibson or other thinline archtop, hard to find original 60’s model, $99

3. Bigsby B-5 Vibrato, for solid body guitars, this is an old Bigsby I got from Duke Kramer (RIP) many years ago.  It's new, old stock, but I suppose it's quite old.  The box has the Kilgore Rd., Kalamazoo MI address if that helps to date it.  Includes bridge, spring, instructions, and screws.  $175

4. Bigsby B-7 Vibrato, thin acoustic-electric guitars this is an old Bigsby I got from Duke Kramer (RIP) many years ago.  It's new, old stock, but I suppose it's quite old.  The box has the Kilgore Rd., Kalamazoo MI address if that helps to date it.  Includes spring, instructions, and screws.  $175

5. Brass Hardtail Bridge, 80’s, $35

6. DeArmond - Pickguardian M-72 pickguard, as new, dress up your M-72 and give it a Gretsch look for just $19.99

7. DiMarzio Pickup Rings, new very old stock, white - black – red – yellow, $3/ea including postage

8. DiMarzio Straplock System, I usually have a few used ones in stock, $15 includes strap

9. EVH D-Tuna, new and factory sealed, picture of Ed and his axe on the back, a must have for your Floyd if you’re doing drop-D tuning, $49.

10. Fender ’77 Neckplate, original issue, $45

11. Fender 1966 Strat/Tele tuners, Kluson double line, work perfectly, nice shape (better than the pics), a few have been parted out so I have singles only, in both single and double line, priced at $50-$75/each.  

12. Fender 1977 Strat pots, 250K, work perfectly, $SOLD?

13. Fender 60’s Mustang Bridge, original vintage and complete, $50

14. Fender bass tuners, 1969, original vintage parts for your P or J bass, $200

15. Fender Custom Shop Pearl Strat Guard, $20

16. Fender Fat Tele Pickguard, black pearl, factory cut for neck humbucker, nice shape, $22 including shipping

17. 1968 LEFTY Fender Jaguar Pickguard, this is the real deal - yes - and impossible to find LEFTY guard for your late 60's Lefty Jaguar.  It's the real deal with pearloid on the underside (as shown in inset pic).  $150.

18. Fender Japan Lefty Gotoh tuners, identical to above without “MIJ” stamp, $35

19. Fender Japan lefty tuners, by Gotoh, $35

20. Fender Jazz Bass Parts Package, Jazz Standard 8-pole pickups, American pickguard and control plate with ’02 CTS pots, Standard neckplate, all screws included (some not pictured), pretty much mint condition, will consider breaking up package but you can have it all for $75

21. Fender Jazzmaster pickup covers from Reissue, $15/pair

22. Fender Jazzmaster Style Pickguard, white pearloid by Warmoth, not sure what model this is for but it takes a Strat-style pickup selector on top, $20

23. Fender Lefty F-tuners, Germany, for lefty Strat/Tele, hard to find, $75

24. Fender Mustang Bridge, vintage—not reissue, base only – no saddles, $20

25. Fender Neckplate, 1969, fits, Tele, Strat, P-bass, J-bass, etc., $150

26. Fender neckplates: F-plate $50, very rare #115 F-plate (yes..it's REAL!) $100, ’63-’64 L-plate $175, ’66-’67 F-plate $150

27. Fender pickguard shield, unknown vintage, $15

28. Fender Snakeskin Strat Pickguard, $45 from All Parts but this one’s in clean shape and just $30 including shipping

29. Fender Strat Custom Pickguard, custom made by Chandler to fit Floyd Rose Fat Strat, volume control only and 5-way switch, very clean, $29 including shipping

30. Fender Strat Graphite Saddles, reduces breakage and use to replace worn American Standard saddles, $20

31. Fender Strat Mint Green Pickguard, give you Strat that early 60’s look, direct fit for your 11-screw Strat, nice shape, $22 including shipping

32. Fender Strat Pickguard, MOP Custom Shop, two small holes for synth pickup but otherwise nice, $25

33. Fender Stratocaster MOTS pickguards, new, green-purple-bronze, $29

34. Fender Vintage 70’s Jazzmaster Pickguard, nice shape, $75

35. Fender-Kluson Tuner, Kluson made, for mid-60’s Strat/Tele, a few available for 2nd thru 5th strings, not cheap but if you need one of these it’s better than buying a set, $45

36. Fender Mustang Bridge, 1969, complete, or will part out if desired, $75/all

37. Fender F-Tuners, 1969, plastic tips for Mustang, Bronco, Musicmaster, complete with ferrules and screws, $75

38. Floyd Rose Tremolo, single locking (string thru), $39

39. Gibson 1971 Strap Pins, $20

40. Gibson Archtop Pickguard, anybody know what model this is for?, looks to be 50’s/60’s, very thick 4-ply, just slight curling, includes mount, fits dual narrow pickups, nice shape, $50

41. Gibson Kluson style tuners, 70’s NOS, black, $39/set

42. Gibson Les Paul Pickguard, American Flag, mounting kit included, $25

43. Gibson Les Paul Plastic Parts, complete set off a 90’s Gibson Les Paul Studio, $35

44. Gibson Nashville Bridge, 70’s NOS, $39

45. Gibson SG Junior Pickguard, new—very old stock from Bill’s Music ca. 70’s, $39

46. Gibson Single Coil Cover, 70’s NOS, $20/ea

47. Gibson Tuners, 60’s vintage Kluson double-line, top shafts slightly bent but work fine, $99/set

48. Gibson Tuners, 70’s vintage, metal buttons, single tuners available only - not complete set, $20/each

49. Gibson Tuners, Gibson Deluxe, Gold, $45/set

50. Gibson Tuners, Kluson-style, rare black with pearl buttons, $65/set

51. Graphite saddles for Fender guitars, w/all screws and springs, $22

52. Gretsch Bisby Tailpiece, (note: only the Bigsby is available), 60's vintage, for many vintage Gretsches, $175

53. Groove Tubes “Fatfinger”, just screw down on your headstock and add sustain and kill weak spots, lots of pro’s swear by ‘em, brass or chrome, $19.99/ea

54. Grover 3+3 and Mini Tuners, 3/side, usually clean used one in stock at $35; gold or black at $40

55. Jackson Tuners, taken from brand new Jackson so zero hours of use, $35

56. Kiss’ Ace Frehley Accessories (set of Ace Strings and Gibson Ace strap), $25

57. Kluson Strip Tuners, 6/side, nickel buttons, $49

58. Kluson Reverse 6/side Black Tuners, for lefty or reverse headstock, 6 in-line, hard to fine especially black, $39

59. Kramer Neckplate, “F” serial for ca. ’88 Kramer American series, $25

60. Kramer Truss Rod Covers, following available at $10/each:  Baretta, Pacer Imperial, and "Blank" (no writing).  The following are $20 ea: Voyager, Floyd Rose, Baretta I, Carerra, Deluxe, Pacer, Pacer Custom I, Pacer Custom II, Proaxe Deluxe, Wood (blank) 

61. Lefty Strat Pickguards, mint green, new w/plastic coating, $20/ea

62. Leo Quan Badass, original version and very heavy, don’t have the saddles – bridge only, $29

63. Leo Quan Les Paul Badass Bridge, upgrade for your wraparound tailpiece that allows intonation of each string, very “relic” looking but works well, $29

64. Pickguard Fender Jazz, parchment, new, $22

65. Pickguard Fender Jazzmaster, original vintage 70’s, $75

66. PRS Adjustable Stoptail, genuine PRS part, sells new for $260 but this one's in nice shape except brass visible on top of saddles.  Weighs under 2 ounces!  Not cheap but less than $212 on Ebay.  If you own a PRS with a non-adjustable bridge, you have to try this.  $175.  

67. Schecter Tremolo Assembly, with fine tuners, hard to find part, $75

68. Steinberger Licensed Bass Bridge, hard to find, $75

69. Strat/Tele neckplate protectors, fits under pickguard to protect finish, $5/ea

70. Tele bridges, choice of righty, lefty, or with Fender pickup, for $20, $30, $40, respectively

71. Tremsetter, keeps your tremolo centered, stay in tune during string breakage and during bends, new $49 but this one’s perfect for just $29

72. Vintage Archtop Bridge, I forget which model this goes to (Gretsch?), but it’s serial numbered 16822 on the under-side, $35

 

ACCESSORIES

1. Braided guitar cable, 10’, new, $8

2. Strap - Levys “Bud Light” Leather Straps, $20

3. Strap - Rickenbacker Leather Straps, as new, $30

4. Neutrik Speaker Cable, 6’, with Neutrik ends, $20 (I also have a pair of new ones in 25’ for PA

5. Pedal Battery Covers, various, $5/ea or Danelectro mini pair/$5

6. Planet Waves Quick Release Strap, perfect shape, $15

7. Levy’s Skeleton Strap, stretchy material that’s comfortable during long sets, nice, $19.

8. Neotech Strat, wide and stretchy for your comfort, Dunlop strap lock equipped, nice, $19.

9. Planet Waves Chameleon Strap, nice, $15.