The new Pawn Shop Series guitars draw inspiration from the eccentric and sometimes wildly innovative Fender creations of the mid-’60s and mid-’70s era that sometimes found their way to the outside world and into the more esoteric pages of Fender history. With this adventurous spirit in mind, Pawn Shop Series instruments emerge as all-new Fender [...]
The new Pawn Shop series instruments draw inspiration from strange and storied pawn shop finds of the 1960s and 70s, and emerge as all-new Fender guitars with a bold element of eccentricityguitars that never were but could have been.The Pawn Shop Mustang Special has a modified offset Mustang body,’60s “C-shaped 24″ short-scale maple neck, and [...]
The SG originally was intended as a Les Paul redesign and addressed what many considered the 2 main issues players had with the Les Paul: weight and upper fretboard access. Les Paul himself didn’t like it so the Les Paul stuck to its original style and the new Les Paul design was renamed the SG [...]
The new Pawn Shop series instruments draw inspiration from strange and storied pawn shop finds of the 1960s and ’70s, and emerge as all-new Fender guitars with a bold element of eccentricity—guitars that never were but could have been. The Pawn Shop Mustang Special has a modified offset Mustang body,’60s “C-shaped 24″ short-scale maple neck, [...]
In 1959, the Les Paul Standard made a change to wider, fatter jumbo frets which made it a more facile guitar. The significance of this change wouldn’t be felt until the late ’60s when Clapton, Bloomfield, Peter Green, and other emerging guitarists discovered its warm, thick BurstBucker voice and fast, smooth and easy-playing neck. Then [...]
Vintage Original Spec series instruments receive a special nitro-cellulose finish treatment yielding the patina of a gently-aged vintage guitar while handcrafting enhances comfort and playability. Each VOS model has a solid mahogany back; historically accurate long-neck tenon for strength and sustain; and period-correct neck profile, hardware, and electronics.
The Ibanez Mikro GRGM21 can shred with the big boys. Though smaller, it’s no toy. It’s made to the same high standards and features the very same Powersound pickups that go into all GIO series instruments.
In 1959, the Les Paul Standard made a change to wider, fatter jumbo frets which made it a more facile guitar. The significance of this change wouldn’t be felt until the late ’60s when Clapton, Bloomfield, Peter Green, and other emerging guitarists discovered its warm, thick BurstBucker voice and fast, smooth and easy-playing neck. Then [...]
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