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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
1989 Rickenbacker 360 Mapleglo
When’s the last time you saw one of these? Maybe never? A way cool, very rare, Rickenbacker Model 360 6-string version, with rounded front edges, matches their best-best-ever 12-string version. This guitar was bought new at my store in 1989 and has remained with that owner ever since and he’s cared for it beautifully, looks like he hardly ever played it. The frets are 99.9%, can’t find no wear on ‘em nowhere; the fingerboard lacquer is 99.9%; the finish on the body and neck, ditto. And how cool is the overall look, with beautiful, slightly aged natural finish (what ...
w/ohsc$1995.00
2019 Charvel San Dimas HH
Hot stuff! A real deal Charvel with all The Stuff! Genuine Floyd Rose tremolo, locking nut, and a pair of hot hot Seymour Duncan humbuckers! Cool cool white finish, solid maple neck, smooth fat frets, and all the wild sounds you can coax out of it, all day and all night. Set up right here and ready to go, for only $595 w/hsc
w/hsc$595.00
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Dueling Banjos/"Deliverance" Martin D-28
In 1968, before I had opened my store, I was known as the “go to” repair and restoration person for top-level guitars here in New York. I had been doing this for about five years, with a few different locations for my shop, all of them here in lower Manhattan. ...
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, ...
