Vintage guitars for sale: Vermont

1976 Guild D55-NT
This is a gorgeous vintage Guild from the Westerly RI factory. I describe this guitar as "Very Good" because it plays and sounds so nice! The Indian Rosewood back and sides help project the sound really well (unlike most Guild models I have owned). Sure, it is old and it shows it's age. It has wear. But the action is low and precise
The status of the binding along the left side of the neck is stable. Mostly a cosmetic flaw - it does not affect it's playability. I would ... more

Baycu Pony Banjo #2514-$2850 w / HSC
This is a striking pony size 5 string banjo with a Fiberskyn plastic head and high quality planetary tuners with ivoroid buttons. These pony banjos are the size of a mandolin and fit nicely in a mandolin case
I build these little jos using original vintage banjos, which were mostly built prior to 1930. Most of my little banjos have slightly heavier necks and wider fingerboards for modern hands
The neck and dowel ... more

1962 Fender Princeton, chassis #P03001, cabinet appears to have been refurbished at some point, amp just gone through, new power transformer, replaced high voltage power supply caps, checked and tightened grounds, cleaned pots, jacks and tube sockets, tested tubes. Sounds great. Non-original 10" speaker, Weber Classic Alnico. Sounds great!... more

A very nice Baycu Pony size banjo of 12 in neck and 8 in rim with a 18 in scale length, or about the size of the Gibson A mandolin, with an overall length of around 25 " . Very high quality with ebony, curly maple, and birdseye maple wood. The head is Fiberskyn and the tuners are Gotoh geared with ivoroid buttons on all 5 strings. Ebony fingerboard and overlays with pearl dots and bone nut and pip. The frets are extra thin as pre 1900 banjos
The rim assembly is very heavy duty and comes ... more

Fat Jimmy's faithful Recreation of Fender's Tweed Bassman Circuit! Fat Jimmy Amplifiers absolutely nailed the reproduction of this Vintage Bassman circuit and the results speak for themselves. Amazing and loud, little Princeton size 25 watt Bassman with 6V6's. This one has the vintage wire and NOS parts. So warm & clear at lower volumes and round and raw at louder levels. All tubes are recent and sounding excellent. It has every bit of "Holy Grail" tone you could possibly want in a modern... more

This is a very solid pony size 5 string banjo with a Renaissance plastic head and geared tuners with ivoroid buttons. These are the size of a mandolin and fit nicely in a mandolin case
I build these little jos using original vintage banjos, which were mostly built prior to 1930. Most of my little banjos have slightly heavier necks and wider fingerboards for modern hands
This banjo is from a Slingerland model 24 eight inch banjo uke built in the 1920's. The neck and dowel stick I have ... more

1927 Bacon & Day tenor banjo, serial 21708, 19 fret 11" pot. Brazilian walnut, resonator, soft pedal mute, original case.... more

This is a Baycu neck carved from vintage mahogany and matched to a 1950's Dixie Banjo Ukulele Metal Rim. The neck length is ten inches (fingerboard length) and the rim is 6 75 inches in diameter. The scale length is 14 75 inches and the overal length is 22 5 " .
The fingerboard and overlays are high quality Gaboon ebony with Pearl markers at the 3, 5,7, 10, 12, 15 fret positions. The nut and pip are made of bone
The rim is a Dixie brand cast metal and chrome plated Banjo Ukulele rim made... more

065 Piccolele Electric 5 String Banjo - Slingerland
A very tiny 5 stringer slightly smaller than a S S. Stewart piccolo banjo as pictured below. Don't be fooled by the size as this banjo sports a electric style tone ring made of solid brass, similar to the Vega Whyte Ladie tone ring, yielding a strong and even response.
These electric tone rings I make in my shop, and are made of three pieces - the skirt, wire, and truss and are brazed and plated
The rim is a 1920's model 23 ... more

Killer little banjo, about the size of a Piccolo banjo. 13" scale, 7 5" rim. With custom made archtop style tone ring, Nylgut strings. Extremely easy to play These are not toys but professional grade instruments rebuilt and set up at the luthiers shop. With HSC
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Delve into the realm of vintage audio with the Supro Bantam Amplifier, a nostalgic nod to the golden era of music. Crafted in 1960, this piece embodies the timeless design and robust construction that Supro is renowned for, making it a must-have for enthusiasts and collectors alike The amplifier boasts a classic aesthetic while housing a powerful sound engine capable of handling a variety of musical genres. Whether you're looking to amplify your guitar riffs or vocals, the Supro Bantam is ... more

Turns right on, see video for test. Old style, has some wear and is very heavy, maybe 60 pounds. Plays nice.... more

Estate sale find. Please see pics, guitar is unstrung and is in absolutely gorgeous, near- mint condition. From looking at it, I don't think it's been strung in years, if not decades. More information about Penco guitars is below. They are definitely sought after both for their sound quality and also the historical background of being part of the Japanese guitar wars of the 1970s. If you??re looking for a gorgeous example of a Penco Japanese-made guitar, this is it. Will be ... more

1971 Fender Schumacher 022848 (125A6A) 4 Ω Output Transformer. -606-1-09 (9th week of 1971). For Vibrolux Reverb, Pro Reverb, Bandmaster, Bandmaster Reverb, Tremolux. This came as replacement transformer on a 1966 Pro Reverb I bought from Larry Rodgers in the 1990s (which I then replaced with a Bassman transformer).... more

Replacement Woofer from a 4 speaker Traynor cabinet. Tested, working.... more

fresh from an estate this banjo appears to be in excellent condition . I know nothing about this particular instrument other than it's most likely Turkish or Middle Eastern. it's a fine looking piece. sold as is as seen please email any and all questions.... more

Imported from japan and converted to 120 volt american power. Pretty sure speaker in there is a replacement as original had a aluminum dustcap and this one does not. Real spring reverb in there. Fully functional. Some fading and staining of blonde tolex as shown in photos.
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This vintage guitar amplifier from Dean Markley's Spectra Series 80A is a true gem for any musician. With its classic combo design, this amp is perfect for small to medium-sized gigs. The brand name Dean is synonymous with high-quality guitar equipment, and this amp is no exception.

Featuring a sleek black exterior and powerful sound, this amp is a must-have for any guitar enthusiast. The model number is Dean Markley Spectra Series 80A, making it a rare find for collectors. ... more

Vintage TEMPO Acoustic Guitar Made in JAPAN. Has some wear from use and age, please look at all the photos for the best description. Sold as is, thanks for looking! (1596)... more

This guitar is playable. Bridge has been filed down to make the action lower, but the action is still a bit higher than my liking. These guitars have no truss rods, so if the high action bothers you, you might want to take it to a luthier.
This is a fun collectors item, than may be best suited as a decoration piece that can be played, but if you??re looking for this to be an everyday guitar, I don??t think it would be the guitar for you.
this Was likely manufactured In the 60s-70s and... more

Some Rust / Tarnish... more