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1961 Velazquez El Clasico
Manuel Velazquez was one of the most beloved luthiers ever to grace New York City with his presence. He worked here, making his absolutely outstanding classical guitars, from the 1940s through the 1960s. His instruments were played by many of the greats: Andres Segovia, Julian Bream, Pepe Romero, Ray del la Torre and more. There were two types of instruments that came out of Velazquez’ shop here in Manhattan, those that he made completely himself and a few more affordable ones, where it is said that he made and voiced the tops, or soundboards, and had the two or three ...
w/ohsc$5995.00
1980s Rickenbacker 12-String Bridge
How many times have you wished you could get the intonation of your treasured Ric 12 just right and couldn’t, for the simple reason that its bridge had only six saddles for all them twelve strings? A million? Every day, maybe? Here’s your chance to improve that pesky situation immeasurably, with this genuine Rickenbacker 12-saddle bridge. New and unused, straight from Rickenbacker their own selves. Un-notched, set your own string spacing. The Ric people have been notorious forever for being recalcitrant, to put it mildly, to sell parts to anyone at all, even their own dealers. How I came into ...
None$110.00
Fender Bridge Covers (2 Strat, 1 Tele)
From the deepest depths of our parts department, probably been here for at least thirty years, maybe more. Two, count ‘em two, genuine Strat bridge covers with cutout for the trem bar and a lovely Tele bridge cover to replace the one you, or someone else, lost. All three for only $49
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The Folklore Center and Fretted Instruments
Israel G. Young, beter known as Izzy Young to all, opened the Folklore Center at 110 MacDougal Street in 1957, a store for books and records and everything related to folk music. It became a focal point for the American folk scene of the time and everyone, and I do ...
Hidden History
In a way, this isn’t news at all, it's history, but for many it surely will be news to learn that a major piece of musical history is right here in our midst, in Greenwich Village NYC, in bricks and mortar. I am so fortunate to live and to have ...
