…so I’ve been a bit lazy about updates lately. Watch this space though, since I have some interesting new goodies in the pipeline, including and certainly not limited to a Roland HS-10 (aka Alpha Juno) formerly owned by the St. Louis Cardinal’s organist, a KORG MS2000R digital analog synth module, a Roland Juno G, a nice little used Mackie mixer, a Heineken-branded Telecaster, a Joe Strummer Telecaster, a vintage Dukoff alto sax mouthpiece, and way more.
Rock out.
Happy new year, everyone! Party safely, and musically where possible.
Dean VX Flying V guitar! Rock out with your organ of choice out… with Grover tuners, by the way.
Take it home for a cool $150.
This just in: Jay Turser 335 copy. Semi-hollow construction, blond finish, double humbuckers.
Come and get it! Just $250, and if you pick it up before Christmas, we’ll throw in a gig bag.
Booyah, grandma.
Come in and check out this hand-made Ison 417! It’s like a Gibson Super 400, but handmade right here in Show-Me State. Comes with case, hand-wired pickups, cool Merle Travis-style whammy bar, and all the class you can handle.
I’m going to try to doing product demos. Excepting the MXR Carbon Copy, here’s the first one. Demoing the Fernandes Vertigo with upgrades.
Everyone, look! Vintage Dwight lap steel!
Circa 1950s. Apparently made by Valco before their catastrophic merger with Kay in ‘67. Kay/Valco went bust just a year later.
Anyway, comes with the slick original case, tone bar, and screw-on adapter cable.
The GoMusicSTL Footswitch Feedback mod for the MXR Carbon Copy, only available here. Feast your ears.
Bach 1102 double horn. Technically, they’re not supposed to be called “French horns”, but just “horns”. Anyway this is a Bach, and it’s a double, which means it can play in Bb or in F at the press of a valve. Case and mouthpiece included.
Vintage Rogers SuperTen snare. Shiny as hell, and well built.
They need some cleanup and a little more research, but in the pipeline are:
a vintage Rogers SuperTen 14” snare
a Bach 1102 double french horn
a Tele copy
a Selmer AS500 alto sax
… and some others.
I was going through a box of old mouthpieces and found this baby: it’s a King 28 trombone mouthpiece, and it was standard issue with the King 2B and 3B trombones favored by jazz trombonists of the 1950s and 1960s.
These King 28s are getting harder and harder to find, so you’ll definitely want to check this one out while it’s still around.
Awesome condition Yamaha YSS-475 soprano just came in. Pads and keywork are in killer shape! Comes with original case and Yamaha 4C mouthpiece. You buy now!
Completed as promised! Avalon banjo-uke, circa 1926.
Fresh Aquila strings and Grover bridge. Original head.
We have parlors! Slotted and non-slotted headstocks, with and without bags. Takamine calls them “New Yorkers” for some reason, but they’re parlors all right, and they have solid tops, three piece backs, and most of them have electronics.
