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We have just taken delivery of a very nice Les Paul Goldtop, and will be listing it for sale later this week. It is a Classic 1960 R/I model, in superb condition, and will be extremely well priced. Watch this space! ...

An all original, near perfect, first year American Standard Telecaster – in Black! What else do you need? You can see that a lot of love went into this Tele, just by looking at the magnificent tiger-striping on the back of the neck – premium parts and components all the way. And just three years off vintage! Knowing they had to win back the loyalty of customers they’d lost during the years of CBS ownership, the newly restructured Fender Musical Instruments Company pulled out all the stops on their first new American-built instruments – the American Standard Strat in ’86, then th...

Even when it’s not one of their $5000-plus models, Martin still build guitars with incredible flair. The OMC-1E is an affordable OM-sized acoustic-electric, featuring a solid Sitka Spruce top, solid Sapele Mahogany back & sides, Rosewood board, plus a top-flight Fishman pre-amp with inbuilt tuner! Martin’s original OM, (“orchestra model”), is historically a very important guitar, as it was the first of the modern flattops. First appearing around 1930, the OM-size introduced a smaller, more manageable body size, (15” width), with a full scale neck, (25.4” scale). And with a slig...

Our first SPECIAL OF THE MONTH for June sold so quickly that we thought we should give our customers another chance at saving big bucks on a super-cool guitar. And because this one started halfway through the month, we'll let it run until the end of July. Virtually identical to the original 1935 – 1939 National/Dobro Duolian models, this DS33, or ‘Model 33 Steel’ is a real “under-the-bed” find, with barely a fingerprint, mark or scratch on it! This magnificent Dobro looks like it left the Dopyera family’s Dobro factory at Huntington Beach only a few weeks ago, and appears to hav...

We have real trouble keeping anything by Harmony in stock these days, as more and more Australian players discover the brilliant quality and tone of these superbly built guitars from the glory days of American instrument building, which were, sadly, never marketed here. This 1963 thinline Rocket is no exception – quality all the way, including a killer pair of gold-foil DeArmond pickups. These pickups are nothing short of spectacular – warm & punchy, sweet & dark, well-tempered & nasty – just dial in whatever you want, and the DeArmonds will deliver. Harmony’s Rocket line debute...

Stunning – simply stunning! We’ve just traded this near mint Larrivée lefty, but we doubt it’s going to be here very long. Dreadnought-size, with all solid Mahogany and Sitka Spruce construction, this is one of the nicest looking, best sounding acoustics we’ve ever had hanging on the wall. The D-02 was a limited production run in 2000, (with only a handful of left-handed models built), and a variation on the classic Larrivée D-03 model, but with Mahogany back and sides, Black binding and a slightly deeper body for extended bottom end, making the D-02 ideal for both bluegrass ...

If you’re a steel player, then you’ll probably have heard of the old Rickenbacker steels, with their legendary horseshoe magnet pickups – and everything you’ve heard is true! The fully adjustable string-thru horseshoe design really packs a punch, giving this superb 46yo instrument an incredible edge over any modern day steel. Built at the Rickenbacker factory in Santa Ana, California, in September, 1964, we’ve listed this as a Model 105, but it could be a Model 102 – available literature fails to make the difference clear – one came with screw-on legs, one without. Whichever mod...

Since his retirement in 2008, Don Stawski’s hand built Canadian ukuleles are now some of the most sought after instruments in the world. This solid Maple electric model was one of Stawski’s rarest, as only a handful of electric ukes were built, and to the best of our knowledge, this Mint condition “Stawstick” is the very last one he built. 100% hand built, on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, the concert size, (14-¾” scale), ‘Stawstick’ electric model features a one piece solid Maple neck/body, with a 12/15-fret hand-oiled Maple board and an under-saddle piezo transducer pi...

Get yourself on the big uke revival bandwagon! Everywhere you turn these days, every new band around seems to haul out a ukulele for at least one number in their set. Just Guitars favorites such as Sarah Carroll and Sweet Delores feature ukulele extensively, and with this awesome little Regal soprano model, you too can join the big name uke players. We believe this nice little soprano model comes from maybe a year or two earlier than the Regal “Rich Wood” Mahogany unit that we sold recently – perhaps around 1947/48. One hundred percent original, this one is all Maple, so the ton...

In the world of vintage steel guitars, National has it over everything else out there! And this National ‘Grand Console’ model, (from only the second year of production), is one of the best-looking, killer-sounding steels you’re ever going to find. First appearing in 1947, the Grand Console was the National model that Fender “borrowed” from, in designing their Stringmaster steels, introduced in 1953. This unbelievably fine twin 8-string model is in simply wonderful condition – for over 60 years old, we’re calling it Excellent+ condition. The Perspex, (“Lucite”) board overlays ar...

How cool is this? An all original – including its original hard-shell Fender case – February 1979 Musicmaster, in the most highly desirable Black-on-Black – Black finish, Black scratchplate, Black pickup cover – you can’t beat that! (And capping the whole deal off perfectly, a Rosewood board, which always looks much cooler than Maple on a black Fender) With a single single-coil pickup, single volume and single tone control, this is ya raw rock axe! We’ve noticed Musicmasters popping up quite a bit lately in music videos and on stage – a recent band on Letterman featured an ident...

Fully hand built in Seattle, Washington, by boutique guitar builder Sean Folan*, the SonicF is a killer axe – the sound of a vintage Les Paul Special, with all the playability of a Strat! All components, from the timbers to the tuners, are hand-selected for each instrument. The model number is also the serial number, as each guitar is a 100% one-off original – the Z3 was therefore just the third of Folan’s SonicF production models. Completed in June last year, the Z3 features an Alder back with a 2-piece White Mahogany top, Maple neck, a 25.5”scale Rosewood board and 22-medium f...

Here’s another great vintage instrument from the heyday of Chicago's mighty National/Supro/Valco organization. Supro’s first 22” scale ‘Super’ model appeared in 1958, lasting until 1963, however this incredibly rare Silverburst option, (the Supro catalogue called it “Black and Ivory sunburst”), was only available for a period of less than twelve months, during 1959 and ’60. (Apart from the knobs, the Super is identical to National's own original 'Westwood' model) e With pots from late September of 1959, the serial number dates the instrument to mid-1960, and for a fifty year old ...

Here at Just Guitars Australia, we’re extremely proud of our custom order service. With our huge number of contacts around the world, we’re generally able to track down any instrument you’re after – new or old, rare or discontinued, well-known manufacturer or small, boutique builder. Our search service is 100% FREE, and it is always our pleasure to “engage in the hunt.” We think we derive just as much satisfaction from finding you the guitar you’re after, as you do in receiving it. And you will be genuinely amazed at how little it might cost you – we are committed to our policy ...