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Just back from a couple
of trips around the world, Scott Miller Guitars
"Phoenix". Scott built this a few years ago and
loaned it to his friend in Avril Lavignes band and Sacha Dunable of
Intronaut, who both used it on tours. He just got it back and
has put it up for sale. The Phoenix is a mahogany body, set
neck guitar with Duncan JB and Jazz Pick-ups, coil cut, coil select
and kill switchs. The bridge is an ABM Roller Tuneamatic,
the frets are brand new stainless steel, Scott made a fresh
unbleached bone nut and tweeked it to the max so she's playing
wicked smooth and EZ. He also relic-ed the finish and
hardware. Here's a rare chance to own a top quality, handmade
guitar for a mere $1199. Or, come check this one out and talk
to Scott about building one to your specs. Go to Scott Miller
Guitars or Naked Guitar Repair to learn more.
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1958 Silvertone/Danelectro
U1. Some repairs, new Klusens and backplate otherwise all
original, $699....need I say more?
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OK, I know it's big but,
this Ampeg SVT Classic 8X10 cab IS the best bass cab ever and at
$599 why is it still here?????? Back the wagon up and I'll
help you load it in.
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Handmade by Woody Crane of Santa Fe, NM, the 30
watt Alamo (SOLD)
and 12 watt JoMama 12 both feature point-to-point wiring,
cathode bias, beautiful wood cabs and plenty-o-tone. The Alamo
has a pair of NOS RCA 5881s, the JoMama has GT 6V6s. They both
have 3 12AX7s and Cannabis Rex 12" speakers. Come on down
and check 'em out and take either one home for $699.
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For those of you not familiar
with what we do here at Gary's, "service" is the word to
remember. Next day guitar repairs, amp and electronic repairs
by the end of the week. A selection of guitars, amps and
accessories that we have found to be tried and true, always a
friendly ear and words of advice as well as some of the coolest, hard-to
find-gear. We strive to cover ALL the guitar bases 'cause we are the
Seacoasts Guitar Specialists.
That's the Gordon Carlisle
mural. I asked Gordon for something bright and, ya know, with a
guitar in it.
Click
above or below to browse around. The "map" page has
directions how to get here. Feel free to call or email with any
questions.
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