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1980s Ferrington w/ ESP Neck
Who remembers Danny Ferrington, and those great, so unusual-looking guitars he made and had made for him? Seems that they hardly ever come on the market these days, possibly because everyone who has one just won’t part with it. Well then here’s one for you, with a caveat. I’m told that at one point Ferrington had guitars made to his design by Kramer, and I do believe that this is one of them. Mostly. The neck is an earlier high-quality one made in Japan by ESP, says so right on it and it’s perfect, excellent maple with rosewood fingerboard and literally no ...
w/bag$495.00
2011 Taylor T5z
Taylor’s T-5 Series guitars revolutionized the acoustic-electric guitar world, and the rich grain of a mahogany top gives the T5z Classic an earthy character. Distinctive T5z features include a more compact body than the original T5, a 12-inch fretboard radius, and jumbo frets, making your playing experience a true joy. T5z is equipped with a three-pickup configuration of an acoustic body sensor, a concealed neck humbucker, and a visible bridge humbucker, plus five-way switching and onboard tone controls, giving an incredibly versatile electric/acoustic range. With its small diamond inlays and nickel hardware, an unbound body and satin classic mahogany finish, ...
w/obag$1195.00
1980s Gibson Deluxe Tuner Set
More from the seemingly bottomless depths of parts that accumulated here over nearly sixty years of doing what I do, now rising to the surface for all of us. No idea where they came from but they're the real deal, Made by Schaller for Gibson and marked “GIBSON DELUXE” and “Made in Germany", have the look of the oldies but mount and function like much better, modern ones. Nice and tight with excellent functionality. Complete set with all original Schaller mounting screws. $95
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Allan Block’s Sandal Shop
From the continuing series of Long Gone Greenwich Village Musical Landmarks: Allan Block’s Sandal Shop
Allan Block had a sandal-making shop right here on West 4th Street, in the very heart of Greenwich Village. He had taken over a leather shop from a previous owner sometime in the 1950s, ...
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 ...
