Dark rocker with tremolo

Slightly deeper-sounding than our other single-15” cabs.

True-blue 1959 tweed Vibrolux. Cousin to the Fender Deluxe, with some minor circuit changes and a smaller speaker, and vibrato.

1963 50-watt head

We have a Blackface (60s) and Silverface (70s) both sound like glam rock in platform heels at a volume you can talk over.

Not a Blues Jr., it’s a Pro Jr. Two-knob tube combo.

Head-only Silverface Twin amp

The Big Time Operator

To go with that thunderbroom, duh.

Bright and clear guitar cabinet

Garnet “stencil” head

Loaded with Celestion G12-65s.

Loaded with Celestion G12H speakers

50-watt classic

100-watt version of the classic JMP

Classic British 80 Watt ripping guitar amp

7- or 15-watt tube head you can fit in a backpack

Jim Marshall-designed, fantastic sounding and freaking loud for a 50-watt head.

Ripping old PA amplifier

Adjustable-output two-channel boutique head

Dual-15” 8 Ohm cabinet with good bass extension and power handling.

70s solid state bass head

Solid state bass head, 5-band graphic EQ.

Delightful solid state bass head that can go clean or MEAN.

Canadian hard rock stalwart

Versatile Canadian warhorse

Drone instrument

Flatwounds and percussive sound

The “wedge,” aluminum-necked guitar.

One of the classic aluminum-neck guitars

The Pride of Martha’s Vineyard

It’s been sanded down, bridge pickup replaced with a humbucker, and NO WHAMMY, SISTER.

Hollowbody archtop jazz box

MIM; belongs to Office Bear Forever In Our Hearts

USA “Highway 1” version

USA “Highway 1” version

Franken-guitar: Squier body, Duncan humbuckers, and huge Warmoth “boat” neck.

Weirdo Steve Guitar #142

1960s B25 (I think, don’t sue)

Difference between this and the more classic 335? 10!

Real deal

US-made, single P-90 (bridge position). All stock.

Giving the Veleno some competition in the shine dept.

Short-scale blue plastic-and-wood amalgam. Makes guitar players think they are good at bass.

335-style hollowbody

Small-bodied, relatively dark acoustic, great for flatpicking.

1990s dreadnaught. Dread not, I say!

Solid, heavy, versatile bass

Mahogany body ( Semi hollow ) with center block

Pretty sure this is our first proper left-handed guitar - pretty great, right?

Gorgeous-sounding and immaculately crafted acoustic

Modern, highest-quality dreadnought

Names can be aspirational…