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Left handed semi acoustic guitar. Based on the original classic Hofner Verythin guitar body shape from 1960 with the body depth of only 1.25 inches. The...
The Ibanez under-saddle pickup reduces noise and provides wide range of natural piezo-style sound. It also captures palm hits and delivers a bass drum-like...
The Ibanez custom made Magic Touch-Mini humbucker pickup provides a balance of classic tones, alongside clear articulation on both the top and bottom of the...
8-in/2-out 120W mixer/amplifier from VMA series that provides low impedance functionality (4Ω, 8Ω) and high impedance 70V and 100V output. It is designed...
A compact, portable workstation with a huge range of sounds. While maintaining its identity as ultra-lightweight, compact, and capable of running on...
The brand new and expansive reimagination of classic digital synthesis. Much like Korg did when bringing wave sequencing back in a more powerful, more...
Beam reflector from Light4Me in the form of a moving head with a 230W discharge lamp, having a prism in a 6-, 8-, 16- and 8+24-arm system, wheel of 14...
The Woodcraft Series Congas stand for tradition combined with exceptional workmanship. Only the finest hand selected materials are used to produce these...
12.5" Woodcraft Wood Conga, Zebra Finished Ash. These Meinl Woodcraft series congas in beautiful zebra finished ash have the traditional look and feel that...
Tumba 12 1/2" sized congas from the Woodcraft series. Features: 10 mm strong tuning lugs, 4 mm rounded SSR Rims, Gold tone hardware, True skin buffalo heads,...
The Mod Shop 60 S2 Duncan is the latest adaptation of our classic 1960's designs. We heard you when you asked for a 1960 style guitar with dual humbuckers...
The "Series 180" consists of three compact miniature microphones with patterns that satisfy the demands of all common studio applications. Because of its...
