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The Knilling 153SF Sebastian 2024 Cello Outfit is an outstanding student instrument designed to provide dependable performance, durability, and a warm, balanced tone. Part of Knilling's respected Sebastian Series, the 153SF features quality tonewoods, ebony fittings, and professional setup, making it an excellent choice for advancing students, school orchestra programs, and private instruction.
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The Knilling 112VN34+ Sebastian 3/4 Violin Outfit (2024) is a well-crafted student instrument designed to give beginning violinists a solid foundation with dependable tone and playability. Featuring hand-carved solid tonewoods, premium ebony fittings, and a professional factory setup, the Sebastian Series is built to withstand years of lessons, rehearsals, and school orchestra performances.
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Built to handle everything from crushing rhythm work to blazing solos, the Jackson X Series Soloist SLX DX combines neck-through construction, high-output pickups, and a Floyd Rose tremolo into one seriously capable shred machine.
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Built for players who want high-performance shred features and unmistakable stage presence, the Jackson Soloist SLX DX Polka Dot combines classic Soloist playability with a finish that demands attention.
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Built for speed, precision, and serious stage presence, the Jackson Soloist SLX DX delivers everything modern rock and metal players demand. Featuring a neck-through maple construction with graphite reinforcement, this guitar offers exceptional sustain, effortless upper-fret access, and rock-solid stability.
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Up for sale is a Jackson Pro Series Signature Demmelition Fury PD finished in Red Tide Fade, a signature model built for speed, precision, and high-gain performance. Designed with Phil Demmel, this guitar features Jackson’s sharp, aggressive body style and a striking fade finish that shifts from deep black into vivid red.
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With its fierce looks and ferocious Seymour Duncan-powered tone, the Jackson Pro Origins 1985 San Dimas SD1 HS FR is an aggressive, high-performance tribute to the era that defined heavy metal. Wrapped in a bold Yellow Bengal finish, this limited-edition throwback channels the feral energy of Jackson’s early LA-era guitars while pairing it with modern upgrades for today’s high-speed players. The commanding growl of this machine is supplied by a high-output Seymour Duncan duo: a legendary JB bridge humbucker for iconic, searing crunch and a Hot Rails neck pickup that delivers fat, humbucking warmth in a single-coil footprint. Mounted to a resonant alder body and a graphite-reinforced maple neck, this pairing offers a massive tonal range from glass-cutting leads to thick, liquid sustain. Rounded out by a Floyd Rose 1000 Series tremolo and classic San Dimas styling, the SD1 is a retro-fueled shred machine built for the modern stage.
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This Jackson King V JS Series in Gloss Black is straight to the point. Sharp angles, no apologies. It’s the affordable way into that unmistakable King V silhouette without stepping into high-dollar territory. The finish is deep and mirror-like, giving it that classic metal-stage look the second it comes out of the case.
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Used. Looking for classic British amp-style overdrive? This used J.Rockett Audio Designs .45 Caliber pedal delivers rich, warm overdrive inspired by the legendary Marshall JTM45. In good condition with light cosmetic wear, it functions perfectly and adds vintage character to your tone. Featuring intuitive controls for Volume, Gain, and Tone, it offers everything from subtle breakup to full-on classic rock crunch. True bypass switching ensures your signal remains pure when disengaged. Hand-built in the USA, it’s powered by a standard 9V DC power supply (not included). Perfect for blues, rock, and vintage tone chasers, the .45 Caliber is your gateway to authentic amp-like drive in a compact footprint.
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The Ibanez TOD10 is one of the most exciting signature guitars on the market today, designed in collaboration with Polyphia's Tim Henson and built for players who demand precision, versatility, and modern style. From intricate clean passages to high-gain technical playing, the TOD10 delivers effortless playability and inspiring tone in a sleek, contemporary package. Finished in the striking Classic Silver finish and highlighted by the instantly recognizable Tree of Death fretboard inlay, this guitar stands out on any stage while offering the premium feel and performance that have made the AZ platform a favorite among modern guitarists. The combination of world-class craftsmanship, cutting-edge electronics, and exceptional comfort makes the TOD10 equally at home in the studio, on stage, or in the practice room. Whether you're chasing Tim Henson's innovative sounds or simply looking for a high-performance instrument that can handle virtually any musical style, the TOD10 offers a unique blend of sophistication, versatility, and playability that few guitars can match.
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- Neck Type - SR55pc Maple/Walnut neck
- Top/Back/Body - Maple body
- Fretboard - Jatoba fretboard/White dot inlay
- Fret - Fretless
- 24 wood fret markers
- Bridge - Accu-cast B125 bridge
- String Space - 16.5mm
- Neck Pickup - PowerSpan Dual Coil neck pickup (Passive)
- Bridge Pickup - PowerSpan Dual Coil bridge pickup (Passive)
- Equalizer - Ibanez Custom Electronics 3-band EQ w/3-way Power Tap switch
- Factory Tuning - 1G,2D,3A,4E,5B
- Strings - D'Addario® EXL165 + .130
- String Gauge - .045/.065/.085/.105/.130
- Hardware Color - Cosmo black
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Used. A flanger, such as the Ibanez SF10, makes it's effect by mixing dry and short delayed signals together. These signals are mixed in a way that causes a moving group of frequencies to drop out, forming a moving comb-filter. The range in which the comb-filter moves is controlled by the Width knob, where as the rate at which it moves is controlled by the Speed knob. The Regen knob controls the amount of feedback. Turning this CW intensifies the effect. When the delay time is shortened by turning the D-Time control CCW, the overall effect becomes more metallic in sound.
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The RG550 Genesis Collection brings back one of the most celebrated guitars in Ibanez history. Built in Japan and loaded with classic RG appointments, this guitar delivers the speed, precision, and versatility that made the RG series a favorite among shredders and technical players worldwide.
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If you're looking for an RG that delivers the classic Ibanez feel without a Floyd Rose attached to it, the RG3EXFM1 is one of those sleeper models people hang onto longer than they expected. Built in Indonesia during the late 2000s, this model combines the fast-playing attitude of the RG series with a hardtail bridge that keeps tuning stable and maintenance simple. It was originally a Guitar Center/Musician's Friend exclusive model and remained in production from 2008–2011.
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Few guitars are as instantly recognizable as the Ibanez Iceman. The PS60-BK puts Paul Stanley's legendary signature design into the hands of players seeking classic rock tone, striking looks, and outstanding value.
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Up for sale is an Ibanez JBBM20, which is the product of both Ibanez and JB Brubaker (August Burns Red) coming together and creating a signature. Built with a lightweight mahogany body and a fast maple neck paired to a rosewood fingerboard, this guitar is designed for tight, articulate riffing and precise lead work.
