This new 324ce is the latest model to join the Builder’s Edition line from Taylor Guitars. Featuring a beveled cutaway, armrest and silent satin finish this guitar boasts a unique tonewood pairing from the California builder. Making use of what Taylor calls Urban Ash, the back and sides on this guitar come from reclaimed Ash that would have otherwise been discarded. A really cool sustainability … Continue reading Taylor – Builder’s Edition 324ce V-Class
Josh Baldridge – Martin Acoustic Guitars – 00-16E (Granadillo)I am drawn to small bodied guitars. They are a wonderful companion for writing and practicing around the house…something that we all have a little more time for these days. The Martin 00-16E (Granadillo) is a fun little workhorse that can also make a perfect traveling companion for a much needed road trip in the future. Check out … Continue reading May 2020 – Mass Street Staff Picks
Starting Wednesday, May 27th Mass Street Music will begin offering in-store shopping by appointment only. One hour appointments will be available during regular store hours, M-F 11-6 Saturday 10-5, with our last appointment slot beginning 5 p.m. weekdays, and 4 p.m. on Saturday. Guidelines and Instructions for Appointment Shopping Please call us at 785-843-3535 to discuss in-stock gear options in order to setup an appointment. … Continue reading COVID-19 Update – Appointment Shopping
The vintage Fender hits just keep on coming. This 1964 Olympic White Mustang is from the very first year of Mustang production, built right before Fender was sold to CBS. Slant-mounted pickups, independent on-off switches, and a slightly narrower “A” Neck with 1 1/2″ nut width round out this clean, all-original vintage classic. Link: Fender Electric Guitars – 1964 Mustang – Olympic White Continue reading Vintage Fender 1964 Olympic White Mustang
When @strymonengineering releases a new pedal it’s always a cause for celebration. We have one Compadre compressor left in stock after fulfilling all of our preorders. Hit us up on the phone today at 785-843-3535 to snag it before it lands on the website. We’re open for curbside pickup and drop off until 5pm today, then we’ll be closed until Tuesday at 11am in observance of Memorial … Continue reading Strymon Compadre Compressor & Boost
The I-35 LC from Collings Guitars continues to be one of our shop favorites in the Collings electric lineup. Thanks to the custom laminate construction and center block, this 15″ semi-hollow guitar handles feedback like a champ all while delivering that classic tone. Check out all the specs through the link below. Link: Collings Guitars I-35 LC Faded Cherry Continue reading Collings Guitars – I-35 LC Faded Cherry Demo
Super excited about two new @thorpyfx pedals to hit the website this week! Check out the Field Marshall and the Bunker, both MKII versions in new black anodized aluminum enclosures. Check out our entire line up of in stock ThorpyFX gear. Continue reading ThorpyFX Field Marshall and Bunker now shipping
Happy New Jam Pedals day! We’ve been excited about this new Delay Llama Xtreme for months now, and it’s finally here! The Xtreme version brings all the analog-delay-goodness from the Delay Llama now with 4 Xtreme modes, presets, tap tempo, remote tempo input, expression control and more! Oh, and did we mention these are hand painted? Gorgeous artwork all the way form Greece! Continue reading Social: JAM Pedals – Delay Llama Xtreme
This Competition Orange Mustang is one of the coolest looks to come out of Fender in 1969. This version sports dual slanted single-coil pickups, along with the independent switch controls that made the Mustang a hit with indie and grunge players alike. Check out all the details and photos of this 51-year-old beaut over on the website. Continue reading Fender Guitars – 1969 Mustang – Competition Orange
We’re back with another episode of the Mass Resonator Podcast. Join Matt, Josh and Mass Street luthier Trey Durkin as we discuss all things Bart Reiter banjos, along with Trey’s trip earlier this year to visit Bart’s shop. Bart has been building high-quality instruments for years as a one-man-band, covering all aspects of construction, assembly and finishing. Recently he’s decided to retire from building and … Continue reading Podcast – Episode 5 – Trey visits Bart Reiter Banjos
