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Steinberger presents the new GT-PRO “Quilt Top” Deluxe Outfit featuring the classic Steinberger body design with a beautiful “Quilt Top” in Trans Blue, Trans...
An original, classic design that is familiar to all fans of great guitars, the AX3 traces its roots to the Music Man Axis, the venerable single cutaway...
Floyd Rose Original Vibrato Kit for 7 string guitars. Original Floyd Rose vibrato kit with patented double-locking design, 2-point-construction, locking...
Effect pedal for electric guitar from Strymon. Nothing reveals the true nature of your guitar and your playing like a world-class tube amp driving a...
A multi effect for electric guitars. Going beyond being just a multi-effects unit, the all-analog SansAmp technology enables any Tech 21 Fly Rig to be an...
Reactive 30W/8Ohm power attenuator in pedal format that tames the wall-shaking volume of any mid-powered tube amplifier and pushes its tubes to their limits...
Taking you deep down the rabbit hole of classic analog modulation, UAFX Astra Modulation Machine serves up the most sonically authentic bucket-brigade...
Golden Reverbator presents 3 iconic reverbs in one package: the classic tube reverb of guitar amplifiers from the 60's, studio plate reverb from the 50's and...
UAFX Starlight Echo Station, featuring jaw‑dropping emulations of classic tape echo, bucket-brigade, and digital delay units in a single, uber‑powerful...
4 string Tenor Banjo with mahogany frame, 18 tuning screws, original Remo weatherking head, 33,5 cm diameter with 1 coordinator bar, maple bridge, mahogany...
5 string Banjo with mahogany frame, 24 tuning screws, original Remo weatherking head, 33,5 cm diameter with 1 coordinator bar, maple bridge, mahogany...
6 string guitar Banjo with mahogany frame, 24 tuning screws, original Remo weatherking head, 33,5 cm diameter with 1 coordinator bar, maple bridge, mahogany...
