classic gear

The 365 has features that make it both a classic Rickenbacker and a great choice by any standard for everything from clanging power chords to chiming arpeggio work.

Mayer’s rocket-inspired pedal launched the sound of rock guitar into the stratosphere.

Designed for bassists, the Fender Bassman became the favored tone machine of guitarists everywhere.

Debuting in 1967, with a wildly asymmetric body, the SG-7 is ripe for rediscovery.

How can you acquire a genuine 1950s Gibson Les Paul for 1/50th – 1/100th the price of the iconic vintage guitar? By buying the amp, of course!

The little-known Klemt Echolette S NG51 tape echo makes a worthy comeback on the vintage market.

Rare and revered, and with a price to match, this 1977 combo exemplifies the genius of Alexander Dumble.

From the lineage of the Country Gent and White Falcon came an exalted, if lesser known, member of the Gretsch nobility.

Silvertone’s mid-’60s tube combo is crude, rude, and full of attitude.

Find out what made the Rolling Stones, Joe Perry, and Jerry Garcia all fans of Travis Bean's aluminum necks and rigid build.