

’63 ES-335 Reissue
We’re a day early for #gibsunday, but this ES-335 couldn’t wait. From 2014, this ’63 Custom brings that iconic Sixties Cherry finish to this Memphis-made model. And check out that vintage-inspired case with gold interior! More details, pricing and photos are over on the website. Link: Gibson Guitars – 2014 ES-335 ’63 Custom Memphis – Used Continue reading ’63 ES-335 Reissue

Benson Amps – Germanium Fuzz Studio Black Arrives
Get your pedal boards ready! We’re excited to now have the Studio Black version of the recently launched Benson Amps Germanium Fuzz in stock! This new fuzz is designed with a built-in heater to keep the germanium transistors at the proper temperature in order to deliver that ’60s Fuzzface tone. This black version is great for players that will be gigging inside, or in the … Continue reading Benson Amps – Germanium Fuzz Studio Black Arrives

The Return of ODE Banjos
We’re so excited to have a new banjo brand from some old friends here in the store. Founded in 1960, the ODE brand of banjos was Chuck Ogsbury’s, of OME Banjos, original company and to celebrate that history OME is building these classic old-time banjos once again. The 12″ Sundance is an amazing deal, delivering that tone, playability and attention to detail that Chuck, Tonya, … Continue reading The Return of ODE Banjos

Introducing the Taylor Grand Theater
Say hello to the Taylor Grand Theater! This new GT model features a new body shape, scale-length and bracing from the mind of Andy Powers and the California crew at Taylor. This all-solid wood, American made guitar features an Ash back and sides that’s responsibly sourced from Urban Ash trees, which delivers a nice mid-range punch. Check out more specs, pricing and photos over on the … Continue reading Introducing the Taylor Grand Theater

Gibson Custom Shop CS-356 Q
Check out the quilted maple top on this Custom Shop CS-356 Q for your #gibsunday viewing pleasure. This solid wood, carved archtop is slightly smaller than the standard ES builds and delivers a more focused tone with a clear high-end punch. Link: Gibson Guitars – 2011 Custom Shop CS-356 Q – Used Continue reading Gibson Custom Shop CS-356 Q

Browne Amplification Pedals
We’ve got Browne Amplification proteins back in stock! These dual overdrive pedals deliver two classic circuits in one box and always sellout fast – don’t miss out! Link: Browne Amplification Pedals Continue reading Browne Amplification Pedals

Collings I-35 LC with ThroBaks
This Collings I-35 LC looks and feels vintage but sports that modern playability we adore from the folks at Collings. Featuring a tobacco burst, plain top, upgraded Throbak humbuckers and some subtle aging making this guitar both stand out and feel like it’s always been around. Our Collings semi-hollows don’t stick around long so check our Collings collection over on the website. Continue reading Collings I-35 LC with ThroBaks

Chase Bliss Audio – CXM 1978 – In Stock
Check out the latest Automatone model from the crew at Chase Bliss Audio, the CXM 1978. A collaboration between the folks at Meris and Chase Bliss, this reverb unit delivers loads of automation, midi-control and built-in presets to your reverb sound. In stock and ready to ship on the website or available here at the shop by appointment. Continue reading Chase Bliss Audio – CXM 1978 – In Stock

Mythos Pedals – Oracle Analog Delay
Congrats to our friend Zach of Mythos Pedals on the release of the new Oracle! We’re already sold out, but we have a another batch on order. Get in touch via email at sales@massstreetmusic.com to get on this list! Continue reading Mythos Pedals – Oracle Analog Delay

February 2021 – Mass Street Staff Picks
Josh Baldridge – Waterloo by Collings – WL-KI was just enjoying playing this guitar the other day. It is the type of guitar that I could spend all day with. It is lightweight and full of character. This should be on the short list for anyone who wants a guitar with vintage Kel Kroydon feel and outstanding build quality. Check out our current Collings inventory! Jim … Continue reading February 2021 – Mass Street Staff Picks