The Kramer SM-1's sleek, Mahogany neck through body features a 25.5 inch scale, 24 fret playground topped with an Ebony fingerboard. Its recessed Floyd Rose provides solid reliability for the most aggressive dives and pulls while firing through an assortment of pickups.

Our 50th Anniversary Jaguar guitar takes you back to 1962, when Fender introduced an unusual new guitar that paired the sleek Jazzmaster(R) body style and elaborate control layout with a shorter scale and smaller, brighter pickups with more output. The resulting Jaguar was the fourth and last of Fender's original lineup of standard electric guitars. Perfectly matched to the early-'60s renaissance in design modernism, the Jaguar gradually acquired a fascinating pedigree quite unlike that of any other Fender guitar. A chromed-out, surf-rock staple of the 1960s, it found new life from the mid-1970s-on as a subversively offbeat alternative axe wielded by punk, post-punk, grunge and alt-indie guitar heroes and anti-heroes alike.The U.S.-built 50th Anniversary Jaguar celebrates that vivid... Less

This set of Guitar Parts Zone High Output Alnico 5 Rod pickups can give you that real vintage sound and all at a great price. These pickups are made with Vintage Style Beveled, non-staggered pole-pieces, Vulcanized Fiberboard Bobbins and Cloth covered wires. These pickups have a sound that is clean and vintage-like with a bright "bell" tone and slightly overwound for a smoother, thicker tone with more mids. This is a set of 3 and are neck, middle ( The middle position pickup is reverse wound, reverse polarity, for hum cancellation at the #2 and #4 switch positions) and bridge, resistance of neck/middle (6.4k 4.5h) and bridge (6.6k 4.7h). Upgrade your Stratocaster, (or other guitar) with these pickups, they sound incredibly sweet. Screws and springs included, international shipping always... Less

The Kramer SM-1's sleek, Mahogany neck through body features a 25.5 inch scale, 24 fret playground topped with an Ebony fingerboard. Its recessed Floyd Rose provides solid reliability for the most aggressive dives and pulls while firing through an assortment of pickups.

9v - 18v Switch Modification Harness Kit 9v/18v Mod Battery Clip Switch Kit for Active Guitar, Bass, etc... T his is a 9v to 18v Conversion Battery Clip. This no-solder setup is reversible and simply clips onto your current 9v connector allowing you to run 2 9v batteries (18v). Also wired into the circuit is a Mini SPST Switch, that allows to you Toggle between 9v or 18v. All connections are Soldered, Taped, Shrink Tubes for security. Doubling the amount of voltage is a common mod used in guita

The Kramer SM-1's sleek, Mahogany neck through body features a 25.5 inch scale, 24 fret playground topped with an Ebony fingerboard. Its recessed Floyd Rose provides solid reliability for the most aggressive dives and pulls while firing through an assortment of pickups.

For Shipping Quotes or Questions Please Use The Ebay Contact Seller Form Dean Spire 4 String Classic White Bass Guitar! from Authorized Dealer with FULL Manufacturers Warranty! Condition: NEW from Authorized Dealer with FULL Manufacturers Warranty The Dean Spire Bass Guitar 4 String Classic White Features: Mahogany Body 34" Scale Set Mahogany C Neck Rosewood Fingerboard Abalone/Pearl "Spire" Inlays Grover Tuners Black Hardware ABM Bridge 2 Dean / 3-Band Active EQ Pickups Terms: We have been sell

The Hoyer Guitar Collection: The collection includes the Hoyer Ern, Eagle, Arrow, White and Black Lady as well as the Hoyer Eagle Bass. All instruments feature through-neck construction, top quality materials and Hoyer custom pickups. The centerpiece of the collection is the new Hoyer Eagle. The Eagle is a reissue of the Hoyer Eagle HG657, originally launched at the end of the 1970's. After using only model numbers for many years, the Hoyer Eagle was the first model to have a name added to the model number. The Eagle featured a multi-ply through neck with Mahogany wings. The Hoyer Scale of 630mm is typical for this guitar. Special features include the Eagle headstock inlay and the Eagle shaped fingerboard inlays. About Hoyer Guitars: Established in 1874, the Hoyer brand name has earned a... Less

The Kramer SM-1's sleek, Mahogany neck through body features a 25.5 inch scale, 24 fret playground topped with an Ebony fingerboard. Its recessed Floyd Rose provides solid reliability for the most aggressive dives and pulls while firing through an assortment of pickups.

The Hoyer Guitar Collection: The collection includes the Hoyer Ern, Eagle, Arrow, White and Black Lady as well as the Hoyer Eagle Bass. All instruments feature through-neck construction, top quality materials and Hoyer custom pickups. The centerpiece of the collection is the new Hoyer Eagle. The Eagle is a reissue of the Hoyer Eagle HG657, originally launched at the end of the 1970's. After using only model numbers for many years, the Hoyer Eagle was the first model to have a name added to the model number. The Eagle featured a multi-ply through neck with Mahogany wings. The Hoyer Scale of 630mm is typical for this guitar. Special features include the Eagle headstock inlay and the Eagle shaped fingerboard inlays. About Hoyer Guitars: Established in 1874, the Hoyer brand name has earned a... Less

If we were to judge the caliber of acoustic guitar pickups simply by customer response, then the K&K Pure would be the hands-down winner. Our customers simply love this pickup, often coming back to order 3 or 4 more after installing one for the first time. Like the B-Band AST and the PUTW #27, the K&K Pure pickup secures to the underside of your bridgeplate, inside the guitar. Although it's officially a passive pickup, it generates a high output, using 3 pickup heads to capture the warmth of your guitar with remarkable accuracy. The Trinity System blends this Pure pickup with an internal gooseneck microphone, and is mixed externally by a K&K belt-clip preamp. It's worth noting two things about this pickup system: First, it has the potential to produce absolutely stunning tone. When you... Less

Guitar collectors rejoice! The first book to examine pickups in detail is here! Covers everything from the first experiments to classic models conceived for Rickenbacker Gibson Fender Gretsch Danelectro Epiphone and others with an overview of Japanese and European manufacturers. Includes a 32-page color section of the most popular models and rarities a timeline info on building pickups and technical specs and biographical notes on George Beauchamp Leo Fender Seth Lover Larry DiMarzio and Seymour Duncan.