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Ratt's most esteemed guitarist may have retro taste when it comes to the custom snakeskin finish on this Warren DeMartini Signature Snake Pro Mod solidbody electric guitar, but when he takes an axe on the road, he grabs a high-tech model that can deliver the performance he needs, show after show. You'll get these same custom tweaks in this Pro Mod series Dinky, including an accessible truss rod wheel at the base of the neck, jaw-dropping Seymour Duncan tone, and a quartersawn maple neck that's a pure joy to play. Layaway and financing available.
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On the cover of Van Halen’s 1978 eponymous debut album, Eddie Van Halen thrusts his black-and-white striped Strat®-style guitar towards the camera as if he’s showing you the future. He played this guitar on his unprecedented and mind-blowing “Eruption” guitar solo, thus its nickname, and almost immediately, this monumental instrument became a timeless icon, symbolic of a paradigm shift in guitar-driven rock and roll. Back when this trailblazing album first appeared, nobody had ever seen or heard a guitar like that because no such guitar ever existed. What was this? You couldn’t buy one. That’s because he made it himself. The 22-year-old Eddie Van Halen had the mind of not only a great musician, but also of an innovative inventor—a constant tinkerer who was always messing with his gear. Eddie would say it was out of necessity as no off-the-shelf guitar had the features he needed to really do his job and realize his full potential. So, he took matters into his own capable hands — refretting the neck, installing a humbucking pickup which he potted in paraffin wax, as well a single master volume knob (famously labeled as “Tone”), brass nut and tailpiece from a ’58 Strat, cutting out and mounting his own homemade black and of course, coming up with iconic striped motif. The all-new EVH® Striped Series ’78 Eruption guitar combines many of those famed mods along with modernized features and a relic treatment. The Stratocaster®-style body sports Eddie’s famed white-and-black-striped paint job and has been paired to a quartersawn maple neck with a hand-rubbed satin urethane back finish. The 12”-16” compound radius maple fingerboard with 22 jumbo frets was designed for fast and furious playing styles with maximum comfort, while a heel-mount truss rod wheel makes for time-saving neck adjustments. A single EVH Wolfgang® humbucking bridge pickup provides classic Eddie Van Halen guitar tone – from crystal cleans to fat and rich mids and lows, while the brass nut and six-saddle vintage Fender® Stratocaster synchronized tremolo bridge with a 43mm brass block allow for authentic EVH tone. Other features include a skirted white Strat-style volume control knob (labeled “tone”) with 500K EVH Bourns® low friction pot and treble bleed circuit, black pickguard, chrome hardware, oversized strap buttons, EVH neck plate and larger, ‘70s-style licensed Fender Strat headstock with gold EVH logo.
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Built to Eddie Van Halen's exacting standards, the EVH Wolfgang WG Standard QM is brimming with playability and ferocious tone. And it's supremely eye-catching, thanks to its gorgeous quilt maple top. Dual direct-mounted EVH Wolfgang humbuckers yield a distinctive woody character and ample sustain. The Wolfgang's 1-piece bolt-on maple neck is reinforced with graphite rods, ensuring maximum stability and resistance to temperature and humidity. An EVH-branded Floyd Rose Special tremolo and locking nut maintain intonation — even after extreme dive-bombing. The EVH Wolfgang WG Standard QM reflects a commitment to quality worthy of the extraordinary guitarist it's named after. Ask about financing and layaway
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An American-made Tele at an unbeatable price — that’s exactly what you get with the Fender American Performer Telecaster. Experience balanced tone and extreme comfort, courtesy of a lightweight alder body, maple modern C-shaped neck, and easy-playing 9.5"-radius maple fingerboard. Heat things up with an awe-inspiring combination of vintage-tinged sonics and modern output, thanks to two Yosemite single-coil pickups. On top of that, Fender’s Greasebucket tone control keeps things from getting muddy. The American Performer Tele includes ClassicGear tuners for rock-solid intonation.
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Fender's American Professional II Stratocaster offers multiple upgrades from its inaugural configuration. The lightweight, contoured body delivers a nicely balanced tonal foundation with a highly-resonant quality. This solidbody electric guitar's first major upgrade lies in the pickup selection. The American Professional II Stratocaster is loaded with a trio of V-Mod II single-coil pickups that pump out a vintage tone with modern refinements. An upgraded 2-point tremolo bridge and cold-rolled steel block combine to give you plenty of sustain and brightness. Further performance upgrades include a contoured heel joint, "Super-Natural" satin neck finish, and upgraded electronics. If you're looking for a guitar with a vintage voice and modern feel, the American Professional II Stratocaster is worth your consideration. Layaway and financing available.
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The inspiring sound of a Stratocaster is one of the foundations of Fender. Featuring this classic sound—bell-like high end, punchy mids and robust low end, combined with crystal-clear articulation—the Player Stratocaster is packed with authentic Fender feel and style. It’s ready to serve your musical vision, it’s versatile enough to handle any style of music and it’s the perfect platform for creating your own sound. this beauty is black with three single coil pickups and a maple neck with maple fretboard Alder body with gloss finish Three Player Series single-coil Stratocaster pickups "Modern C"-shaped neck profile 9.5"-radius fingerboard 2-point tremolo bridge with bent-steel saddles
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The American Ultra neckplate graces Fender’s top-of-the-line production instruments — their most advanced series of guitars and basses for discerning players who demand the ultimate in precision, performance, and tone. The Fender American Ultra Precision Bass delivers the same iconic vintage vibe and visuals as its ancestors. But play a few notes and you’ll quickly realize that this is a state-of-the-art, high-performance axe. The contoured solid alder body balances beautifully and always feels just right; while a fast, comfortable Modern D neck profile, compound-radius fingerboard, and tapered neck heel turbocharge your playing. Amazing-sounding Fender Ultra Noiseless P-J pickups and active 3-band electronics complete the setup.
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The Squier Classic Vibe '70s Telecaster Thinline is a faithful nod to the 1970s evolution of the Tele, creating massive tone courtesy of the semi-hollow body and dual Fender-Designed Wide Range humbucking pickups. Player-friendly features include a slim and comfortable "C"-shaped neck profile with an easy-playing 9.5"-radius fingerboard and narrow-tall frets, as well as a vintage-style Telecaster bridge with a string-through-body design and individual steel saddles for precise adjustment. This throwback Squier model also features 1970s inspired headstock markings, nickel-plated hardware and a slick vintage-tinted gloss neck finish for an old-school aesthetic vibe. Layaway and financing available.
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This Fender Stratocaster 60th Anniversary 2014 Mystic Aztec Gold is a must-have for your collection. Used, in excellent condition. Original case included. Plays great, feels great! Lay-away and financing available.
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Layaway and financing availableBased on the highly sought-after “Japanese Vintage” reissued Fender guitars from the ’80s, the Fender JV Modified ’50s Telecaster offers a refined take on a classic electric guitar. Dual vintage-voiced single-coil pickups yield the iconic Tele tones that make it such a versatile instrument for a variety of styles. Four-way switching offers a wide sonic range to explore, expanded by the push-pull tone control which allows access to out-of-phase tones too. Complete with a stout Thick Soft “V” neck profile with satin finish for fast playability, there’s a lot to love about the Fender JV Modified ’50s Telecaster.
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The Jackson JS32T King V solidbody electric guitar gives you instant attitude — sonically and visually. The amazingly affordable JS32T King V serves up thick, snarling tone and prodigious sustain — courtesy of its resonant, lightweight poplar body, strings-thru-body tail, and two toasty humbuckers. You'll relish the uber-playability of the maple speed neck and fat-fretted compound-radius fingerboard that lets you chord blissfully and shred without fear of fretting out. This axe will command attention wherever you wield it. Say hello to your new weapon of choice: the Jackson JS32T King V.
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The Jackson JS RR Minion JS1XM solidbody electric guitar is the perfect instrument for kids or adults who are looking for an easy-playing axe. Despite its small size, this 2/3-scale poplar guitar has features you'll love. It comes loaded with two high-output humbucking pickups, 24 frets, and a lighting-fast maple neck with graphite reinforcement rods. Add those features together and you get four octaves of screaming leads and a sturdy, fluid neck that won't move as much as regularly reinforced necks. The Jackson JS RR Minion JS1XM electric guitar proves that big tones can come in small packages.
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This Martin OM-ARTS & Crafts 2018 is a rare find. German white oak is topped with Adirondack spruce, producing a resonant tone with tons of headroom — seriously, you can't overplay this guitar. It's also chock-full of sweet harmonics and overtones, with punchy lows and penetrating highs. Pearl inlays and Guatemalan rosewood accents ensure an eye-catching appearance. Beyond that, this guitar's top was treated with Martin's Vintage Tone System, giving you the look and sound of a classic, well-played instrument. As for playability, you're sure to fall in love with this Martin's comfortable Guatemalan rosewood-topped mahogany neck. Limited to 100 instruments, this OM-ARTS & Crafts 2018 includes an engraved plate label signed by Chris Martin IV.
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With a lovely gloss Sitka spruce top, sapele back and sides, and Fishman electronics, the D-12E is the perfect affordable entrée into the world of solid-wood Martin dreadnought acoustic-electric guitars. Graced with a Style 28 multi-stripe rosette and Style 18 purfling on the back, the D-12E demonstrates classic Martin understated elegance. In addition to quality solid tonewoods, this guitar features a smooth-as-glass Richlite fingerboard and bridge and a hand-rubbed neck finish. Like other Road Series models, it also sports Fishman MX-T electronics with an onboard soundhole tuner that auto-mutes the output so you can tune up any time without using a pedal. At Quattlebaum Music, we get our hands on countless high-end guitars, and we're mightily impressed with the Martin D-12E — it's a lot of guitar for the money. Lay-Away and Financing available.
