Virtually as new Fender Bassbreaker 45 head & cabinet! Has original boxes for both head and cabinet. 

Here is what Fender say...

'Parallel Evolution

Flexibility is the name of the game for the flagship Bassbreaker 45 Head, the latest evolution of the "granddaddy" of almost all amps—the '59 Bassman®. This amp delivers grit, crunch and grunt in style, along with mile-wide dynamic range and redefined dirty tube tones. This powerful, roadworthy beast dishes out plenty of authentic Fender sound with a modern twist.        

Features               

• 45-watt head
• Three 12AX7 preamp tubes and two EL34 power tubes for hard rockin’ tone
• Three inputs for “channel jumping”
• Variable output knob goes from one to 45 watts

Easily Portable                          

The answer to a gigging guitarist's prayers, the Bassbreaker BB 212 cabinet is economical, easy to transport, tough enough to survive the road and, most importantly, killer-sounding. A perfect companion for the Bassbreaker 45 and 18/30 amplifiers, this Celestion® speaker-powered wonder reproduces glassy cleans and raw rock overdrive with ease and won't break your back during the post-gig load out.

Features            

• 140-watt, 16-ohm speaker cabinet
• Dual 12”, 8-ohm Celestion V-Type speakers
• Durable semi-closed back construction
• Compact and easy to transport
• Fits neatly under Bassbreaker 45 and Bassbreaker 18/30 amplifiers'

Glorious 50yr-old player grade Martin D12-35 12-string with retrofitted Fishman Sonitone pickup! This Martin has had extensive work done on it to get it playing just right so it has a great action and a straight neck. A split on the back (as pictured) has also been professionally repaired and stabilised. Overall the condition is great with superficial age-related marks as pictured. Crucially it plays great and looks fantastic!

Includes period correct hard case.

Fantastic nicotine blonde Fender Jazz bass from 1975 (first year of the 3 bolt neck but still has the big font logo). This example has it's original (rewound in 2014 by Bare Knuckle) pickups & pots. Comes in at an uncharacteristically light (for a '70s Fender) 9 3/4lbs. Condition-wise it was some discolouration and marks as pictured but it's in great condition overall and the darkening with age on the blonde has improved it (in my view). The frets are also in great shape.

Includes a non-original shaped Fender hard case.

Here’s what Mike says…

‘Rivermaster, OC44 Rangemaster Style Booster. Contains vintage Mullard OC44 Germanium transistor built into a Rangemaster style tagboard circuit.

Additional range switch allows you to select between 3 different tone settings. Switch to 'High' for tradition Treble Booster high end-boost. 'Mid' setting allows more mid frequencies and 'Low' gives a full range boost with plenty of low-end.

This pedal is built to be pedal board friendly with a small form factor, true bypass switching, and can be run off standard 9v centre negative / sleeve positive external pedal power supply’

Lovely American Professional Telecaster that has barely been played! Includes original Fender hard case.

Superb original design from Eastman that has shot to the top of list of stuff I love in the shop. Includes deluxe hard case.

Scale: 864mm

Body: Solid Basswood

Neck: Selected Canadian Maple

Neck Reinforcement: Engineered Rosewood or Rosewood

Truss Rod: 2 Way Truss Rod

Fingerboard: Engineered Rosewood or Rosewood

Frets: Nickel

Number of Frets: 20

Position Marks: Dots Inlayed, Black

Machine Heads: Open-Gear, Chrome

Nut: Synthetic Bone

Nut Width: 38mm

Bridge: Chrome

Bridge Cover: Chrome

Pickups: 2 x Single Coil

Controls: 2V. 1T.

Pickguard: White / Black / White 3 Ply Pickguard

Color: Vintage Green

Finish: Glossy

Accessories: SX BB400 Gig Bag

Superb 335 style Eastman including deluxe hard case.

M5 in great condition in fantastic transparent blue over Ash finish.

Lovely all solid wood electro OM from Eastman with padded bag.

Here is what Eastman say...

' The Orchestra name was given to this model in 1929 in an attempt to entice guitarists in dance orchestras to pick one up and take it to a gig. In more recent years, it has become a go-to instrument for finger pickers, due to its sensitive dynamic profile and subtle tonal properties. It provides a more carefully sculpted sound than a big bodied acoustic.'

Scale: 864mm

Body: Solid Basswood

Neck: Selected Canadian Maple

Neck Reinforcement: Engineered Rosewood or Rosewood

Truss Rod: 2 Way Truss Rod

Fingerboard: Engineered Rosewood or Rosewood

Frets: Nickel

Number of Frets: 20

Position Marks: Dots Inlayed, Black

Machine Heads: Open-Gear, Chrome

Nut: Synthetic Bone

Nut Width: 42mm

Bridge: Chrome

Pickups: 1 x Single Coil

Controls: 1V. 1T.

Pickguard: Imitation Red Pearl