6 Results: New & Used in Guitars & Amps in Pakenham 3810, VIC

Offering my perfect barely used Taylor guitar, complete with a mini stand and bag. If interested please contact me promptly. Shipping can be arranged on buyers expense.

Works perfectly fine, not a scratch on it. Only had it a couple of months and really only used it a handful of times. Selling due to wanting something else. 2 channel gain machine, Great for rock/metal music and packs a massive punch for a smaller amp. Comes with carry bag as well. Doesn't come with foot switch. Pickup only Cash only

Albert Lee, Ball Family Reserve #26 of only 80 made World wide Ash body, Solid Rosewood neck and fingerboard Triple P90s, hand made perfection This thing growls Brand new, no play time at all Hard to find one under 8k Signed by Albert Lee True collectors item

As-New Stirling Cutlass 2022 CT50 Baked maple neck Locking tuners amazing guitar for the price Plays and sounds incredable Way more features than the CT30 Retails for $1200 Check out the YouTube clips https://youtu.be/OulnwF9hgwQ https://youtu.be/dflRbVunp2c

Suhr Classic S HSS Limited The ultimate S type Perfect intonation, brilliant pickups Dakota Red Beautiful Baked Flame maple neck Indian Rosewood fretboard Brand new, no wear. Retails for $7900 All of the specs are in the spec sheet photo

Diason Tallboy Before Marshall and Fender were readily available in Australia, and generally just "back in the good old days", Aussies made awesome valve amps. This is a Diason Tallboy also sold under Goldentone and Electravox. A popular amp of the time, this one dated 1970. It is very clean, I am sad to see it go and have owned it for 20 years (second owner) Sounds great - Ive hardly played it (life). Never gigged. Pet free, smoke free. "As is common with vintage Australian amps, the vene

Guitar Project - Vintage Suzuki acoustic Lovely Cedar top and dark appearance well made japanese instrument has a crack see phot0 - glue and clamp bob's your mothers brother

One for the collectors and vintage gear lovers - and a bit of aussie history! Pacific brand guitars were made in Australia. *****1949 The company was formed in the 1940s by Hec McLennan, a mandolin and banjo player working in Australia from the 1920s. Merv Cargill was also working at Pacific. This brand is significant as they are one of the earlier makers of guitars in Australia that produced instruments in large numbers, however relatively few of their instruments survive possibly due to t

This an interesting one A very well known and highly regarded Australian made eston super 20 housed in a vintage musicman (USA) head. The original chipboard cab perished as they do. In the USA they were making cabs with finger jointed pine etc. About the amp: Made in Australia by the Lamberti Bros in the 1960s. The Eston Super 20 runs 2 x 12AX7's and 2 x EL84s, features 3 inputs. Tremolo. About the cabinet: Music man USA******1980 FJ pine, nickel hardware, probably a RD50 (not as big as t

This amplifier has been an ornament in our lounge room for decades It has an original cover and a tag that reads "no. 56 completed 16/12/1939" Signed "RGH" I believe it was made in Australia and has a mix of Australian and American made valves. Some of the valves are encased in metal - showing the age and construction style of this amplifier. I suspect it was for use with a projector - predating electric guitars. It has a volume and tone knob. A lovely 12" alnico speaker The faux-crocodile