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Echo Tone

New, second-hand, and vintage guitars in the heart of Melbourne city. Acoustic and electric guitars, amplifiers, effects pedals, mandolins, banjos, strings, vinyl records, and guitar repairs at 19 Arthurton Rd in Northcote, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Gibson, Fender, Rickenbacker, Marshall, Martin.

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  • Financial Services & Insurance (primary)

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  • 1974 Gibson '55 Special (USA, Sunburst, HSC) — Heavens to murgatroyd...the fabled Gibson '55 Special from 1974. Non pancake body, non volute neck. Originally (of course) a 2 x P90 affair, this one has had the bridge replaced with a Seymour Duncan ABH1, the neck is the original clear bobbin P90 with factory 'goof ring'. Ok, the nitty gritty...changed knobs, changed truss cover. Missing pickguard and some extra holes too. There is a stable crack in the neck near the headstock. A new jack has been added and there are new caps under the hood too
  • 1977 Yamaha SX800B 'Devil's Head' (Japan, Red) — Seldom seen outside of Japan this is a Yamaha SX800B or Devil's Head. Spooky. A trio of evil single coil pickups, a hellfire red finish, and delightful but occult like body shape, and the headstock...ohhhhhahahaha...just looking at it may curse you forever! Some wear to the back of the neck, bridge pickup has been replaced with an equally satanic vintage pickup. Frets are still good. Make up your mind, are you with it, or against it? I wouldn't want to be in this guitars bad books. Rory Gallaghe
  • 2007 Squier Jagmaster (China, Sunburst) — Squier Jagmaster just upgraded with a vintage Japanese humbucker in the bridge. Fresh set up too. Running stock aside from the bridge pickup and the 'no smoking' sticker on the headstock. You can choose to obey or disobey the sticker. These are a good thing, rosewood fingerboard, strat style trem, and won't break the bank, unless you inadvertantly drop it on the bank. Made in China, good condition, SN CY07069194 Weight: 3.60kgs
  • 2020 Gibson SG Tribute (USA, Cherry) — This is the greatest and best guitar in the world. Tribute. 2020 Gibson SG Tribute. Satin finish, US built, good sounding 'buckers. Some wear on the back of the neck, but a super resonant, value proposition guitar. Plenty of fret life. Has bench photo and certificate in a little envelope, but no case with this one. Made in the USA SN 209510353. Weight: 3.05kgs
  • c1967 Guyatone EB-8 (Japan, Cherry Burst) — Probs one of the coolest Bass guitars I have had my hands on. Unwieldy, ridiculous shape. Pickup closer to the neck than the bridge. Silly ungainly headstock shape. Art project bridge. So, why is this thing so cool...For one, no one else (or very unlikely anyway) will have the same bass as you. The neck is chunky and full, it really feels like you are driving. The pickup punches the amp hard, and it feels like you are wearing a thick warm blanket when you are playing it. Made between 65ish to 69

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Directory score: 95

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