Coleman Music

here we have a played J-50 from 1967, with a skinny nut. Players wear, but no cracks or serious repairs, other than a replaced bridge, I always thought a fixed saddle bridge sounded better, but it does affect the originality. Non original hard case is included. When we got this it had Kluson copies on it, but originally had the Japanese machine heads, which we reinstalled. We doweled and touched...

Overall really nice condition. It has been refretted, and looks to have a newer bridge that works better than the original. Original bar and bridge cover are in the case. There is some light weather checking on the headstock. The new frets show no wear. Plays great and has the sound. Original no logo case included. Thanks for looking! Coleman Music 1021 S Main St China Grove NC 28023

This isn't something we see every day, a March of 1953 Tadeo Gomez signed neck that looks pretty much all there. I bought this for myself several years ago to put on my refinished light weight 52 body. I injured my left hand and slowed down a lot and kind of gave up on anything new and exciting for myself- I sold several guitars here, through my shop I had recently bought for myself, Mosrites,...

Very clean, looks unplayed. The case is very clean as well. Round neck with a nice action, no fret wear and ready to boogie. The previous owner told me it was a 2007, I can't find a list of serial numbers so am going with that. Thanks for looking! Thanks for looking! Coleman Music 1021 S Main St China Grove NC 28023

Someone took really good care of this Les Paul. Original frets with virtually no fret wear, everything on the guitar looks stock and the finish is excellent with a strong color- there are a few player scratches and dings here and there, but someone took care. The pickups, or maybe just the bridge pickup has been out of the guitar and reinstalled, but a good job. No cracks, breaks, or repairs....

I watched this amp for 40 years and couldn't buy it- it was a display in a really nice music store 2+ hours away and was never for sale. The owner had a binder with pictures of the innards, and it was totally stock, tone caps/resistors, 2 pin ac cable, filter caps, etc. The original cover was clean, one tear, the original footswitch, and the amp is in really nice condition, the cleanest tweed I...

This guitar was purchased new in August of 1968, in Pennsylvania. The original bill of sale is included, as are the original hang tag/warranty. It does not appear to have ever had a neck set, and there is a lot of room on the saddle should you wish to lower the action, but this D-35 has been very popular at the shop this month, and no one has complained about the action being too high. A good...

I maybe have had one cleaner on in the 40 years I have had a shop, but maybe not. I have had hundreds, I love slope shouldered Gibson acoustics and can't say no. This one plays great, and has a big voice. We have done nothing to it other than restring with Custom Lights, and I see no evidence of repairs or damage. There is virtually no fret wear. The nut measured 1.71 inches, and is a very...

Here we have a very clean 1983 Elite Strat, and a red sunburst I have never seen. The previous owner told me it was called cinnamon burst, I saw something similar that was called wild cherry, so there you go. I don't see any real wear, dings, abuse, and virtually no fret wear. It's not mint, but excellent describes it well. I remember when these came out, I opened my shop in 1985 and the local...

Killer guitar and looks unplayed. I believe the serial puts it at 2021. original case, no wear I can find but still I am bad to overlook things, so would stand behind an excellent as far as condition, but looks almost mint to me. Gorgeous darker cinnamon burst with a nice flamey top. I don't know much about the Mod Shop Gibsons, this came from a close friend and Band mate. It has the chunkier...

We picked up a collection of 70's Gibsons and Fenders, and this was the cleanest one in the bunch, and maybe the cleanest and unboogered one we have had in years. No fret wear, 1.69 nut width, 10 pounds 2 ounces, and appears 100% stock. There are shirt button/belt worm tracks on the back, they don't go through the finish and I could not get them to pop out, so not mint, but a solid 8.5 out of 10...

I love Kapa's, own 2 and pick them up whenever I can, it's a formative year thing. This is a later 60's 500, more than likely it has made the switch to Japanese pickups. Plays well, overall very clean, probably the cleanest Kapa I have ever had. It has a 2 tone gray/cream chipboard case, like I would see with a nice older Harmony or Kay, with a repaired handle. Kapa's are cool, made in Maryland...