An ultra-rare Fender Mustang in Europe! Over the past 15 years, we’ve only had 3 of these.
This specimen, despite being over 30 years old, is in astonishing condition. The cream color tends to fade unevenly over time, but this one retains an almost uniform shade, with only a few dings and scratches.
The guitar’s standout feature is its portability – it’s hard to believe how light and thin the body is! The shorter scale length makes it incredibly comfortable, practically begging to be played around with on stage.
The body is made of alder, with a maple neck and a rosewood fretboard. It features a C-shaped neck with a 7.25” radius and smaller, vintage-style frets. The headstock is equipped with vintage tuners and a bone nut.
The body is fitted with two distinctive alnico single-coil pickups and simple passive electronics – a switch for each pickup (allowing for phase reversal), plus volume and tone controls. It also boasts an excellent bridge (far superior to those on Jaguars or Jazzmasters – many players swap to Mustang bridges for their stability) and a straightforward vibrato tailpiece.
Highly recommended!
Work performed on the guitar:
Fret leveling, crowning, and polishing
Polishing of the finish
Polishing of hardware
Cleaning and maintenance of electronics
Cleaning and conditioning of the fretboard
New jack socket
New strings
Nut adjustment
Professional setup

The ultimate axe for a true shredder! Tank top, blue jeans, white sneakers, and long hair – is that your vibe?
Aria Pro II in a unique, factory tiger-stripe finish. The RS Inazuma model, made in Japan in the 1980s, is fully ready for shredding! It features a Floyd Rose-style bridge with fine tuners, a locking nut, a fast neck, and powerful pickups. The body is made of alder, with a maple neck and rosewood fretboard. The headstock sports a black composite nut and oil-sealed tuners. The electronics include a volume knob, tone knob, and a 3-position pickup selector. You could install a 5-position superswitch for coil-splitting to turn this into a real beast!
Despite being 40 years old, the guitar is in great condition. I know I say this about almost every guitar, but we simply avoid buying beat-up ones. There are some minor dings and scratches, as expected for its age, but technically it plays like new!
Highly recommended!
Work done on the guitar:
Fret leveling, crowning, and polishing
Lacquer polishing
Hardware polishing
Electronics cleaning and maintenance
New output jack
New strings
Nut adjustment
Professional setup

Elegant and classic, like a well-tailored suit! This Fender Telecaster was crafted in Japan after 2000. I don’t know about you, but when I think of a guitar from the 2000s, it feels like just a few years ago—yet it’s been 20 years! This instrument is well-seasoned and fully broken in.
Sleek black finish, black pickguard, maple neck for contrast, and chrome hardware—a striking combination. The guitar is in truly excellent condition; you’d have to search hard to find any dings or scratches. Its technical condition is equally impressive—frets needed only a light polish, and the rest just a thorough cleaning.
It sounds like a true Tele should: twangy with a sharp midrange under the bridge and a slightly contoured, fat, clear tone from the neck pickup. The neck is slim and sleek, finished in satin, so your hand glides effortlessly.
Full original hardware and Gotoh Japan pickups, a basswood body, and a one-piece maple neck with truss rod adjustment at the headstock. Passive electronics with volume, tone, and pickup selector controls.
At this price, new guitars simply can’t compare. You’re getting a 20-year-old, well-played instrument of solid Japanese craftsmanship, freshly serviced by a reputable shop.
Highly recommended!
Work performed on the guitar:
Fret leveling, crowning, and polishing
Polishing of the finish
Polishing of the hardware
Cleaning and maintenance of the electronics
New output jack
New strings
Professional setup

I present a Yamaha SA-30, over 50 years old – true vintage! Original, very thin nitro lacquer and a condition that truly impresses. The guitar is phenomenally well-preserved, and after our “guitar spa,” the lacquer has regained its shine while maintaining full originality. The hardware shines almost like new. The frets were replaced – the original ones were very small, practically needing replacement right away – and the tuning pegs were changed by the previous owner. This is a plus, as the original tuners were probably the guitar’s weakest point.

It features two Yamaha-made pickups with balanced sound and passive electronics in a volume, balance, and tone configuration. The output jack is located on the side, in a metal plate that cleverly protects the body from potential jack pull-out. The body and neck are made of maple, with a rosewood fretboard. This is a full hollowbody, so the guitar is very light, and the neck – as typical for Japanese guitars – is comfortable and slim.

Highly recommended!

Work performed on the guitar:

Fret replacement
Lacquer polishing
Hardware polishing
Electronics cleaning and maintenance
Output jack replacement
New strings installed
Professional setup