There are some guitars you never forget – custom models, one-off wonders, and breathtaking vintage instruments. Or maybe you're looking for some inspiration for that next new guitar. This gallery features great instruments that have come and gone from Mass Street Music, but many may be available as custom orders or might even be already reordered and on their way back in stock. Just give us a call at 1-800-747-9980 or email us at for information on availability of instruments and items you see here.
Many of the vintage instruments are one-of-a kind and have come and gone, but you can see the great used and vintage instruments that often come our way. Just click on any brand to see what we've offered.
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This Guild S4-CE is a really nice thin bodied acoustic-electric in excellent condition - it does have normal, minimal playwear - a few small scratches and one small ding on the very bottom. The back and sides are one piece Mahogany. This is an earlier Guild, built in Westerly, Rhode Island and has really nice construction. It sounds great and comes with a hard case. USED
$900.00
The Guild Bluesbird was one of Carl Perkins' preferred players and when you pick this up, you'll see why. This has a great, medium weight, Guild humbucking pickups and appears to have all original parts, including Grover Rotomatic tuners, jumbo frets, and cool block pearl inlays on the Ebony fretboard. It's in good condition, with some buckle/back rash from play - it's been well played but not abused. This 1972 Guild Bluesbird comes with the original tan rectangular hard case. s/n: 53165 USED
$2,399.00
1974 Guild Starfire in walnut, with hard shell case. Give us a call at 1-800-747-9980 for more info. s/n: GA100192 USED
$1,665.00
The Guild Starfire is a classic mid-'60s bass that came along at a time when manufacturers were just beginning to move away from the guitar body with a bass neck approach to bass guitar building. It still has most of the characteristics of Guild's Starfire guitar series, but with a less fragile feel than many of the other short-scale hollowbodies of the day. The Starfire Bass also represented a significant sonic step forward, due to its full-range humbucking pickup. It played an interesting and pivotal role in the development of some of the first high-end basses in the late '60s and early '70s. USED
$350.00
Just when we thought we had found the ultimate vintage blues guitar, enter this 1971 Guild M-75. This hollow beauty certainly gives the usual suspects a run for their money. This is a rare model with original DeArmonds that sparkle and chime like no others. Into a pushed tube amp this guitar absolutely rocks, retaining unbelievable clarity even as you up the overdrive. And clean, this thing sounds...well do we even need to say it? With case. USED
$2,699.00
Used X-170 Manhattan in excellent condition. In Tennessee Orange with original hard shell case. Great jazz tone. USED
$1,295.00
Mint condition, rarely played, P-90 loaded guitar made in Westerly, RI. The trans green finish is flawless and the specially made Duncan P-90's really scream. The acoustic tone is very Paul like with some added harmonic richness due to the chambered body. The flame top is very pretty and the neck is nice and meaty, comfortable yet on the large side. Comes with original hard shell case. USED
Mint condition, rarely played, P-90 loaded version of the Starfire III, with Bigsby. This was made in Corona, Ca. and is loaded with specially made Duncan P-90's that were made with the Antiquity's, but lack the "aging". Great sounding rockabilly/blues guitar that sets up perfectly and plays flawlessly. Comes with original hard shell case. USED
