1979 Aria Pro II PE-1000 vintage guitar ad

Sounds good on paper...Sounds better in person...The Aria Pro II PE1000: Body & Neck - designed for play. Unique body construction gives the PE-1000 unequalled sustaining power. Its unique heel-less neck permits easy acces all the way to the 22nd fret. Supermatic Bridge - two-way adjustment system enables guitarist to adjust harmonics with ease. Exclusive 3-way ball-end system accommodates every type of string. Protomatic Pickups - Have no equal in sustaining power or clear tones. Sensitive with a capital S. Strategically located controls - volume control, tone control, and 3 position toggle switch placed at your fingertips for quick and easy operation. MG-55C Machine Heads - solid metal heads minimize string slippage. Promote extremely fine tuning. Violin finish -the finishing touch. Adds to the beauty of the design. Old world method of finish improves sound tone.

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1979 Ibanez Studio Series Guitars Vintage Ad

Three new ways to get down...or space out. The Ibanez Studio Series - 3 new rockers of classic heritage. Well balanced, long-scaled beauties with style, grace and simple, solid class. Get down or space out, but get to it - try an Ibanez Studio.

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1979 Hohner Electric Guitars Vintage Ad

Introducing Hohner Electrics. More of what you want..for less. Hohner has a reputation for high quality instruments at affordable prices. And our new handcrafted Electrics are no exception. We've taken the details that make a great electric great and added a few innovations of our own. Classic appointments blended with advanced solid state electronics make these guitars sound as good as they look. But the ultimate test is playing one. After you do, we're sure you'll agree that at any price it's hard to beat a Hohner electric guitar. When you're looking for that big break, Hohner can be instrumental.

1979 Hoher Electric Guitars Vintage Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1979 Music by Matrix. Sound by Bose.

Matrix. Warner Bros. recording artists. A hard-driving fusion group with lots of brass, percussion and electronics. And all 32 channels, including a wide variety of mics, pickups, and line feeds, are amplified by Bose 1800 power amps and Model 802 loudspeakers. Matrix. A group with talent and taste. "A band that cannot fail," says the LA Times. Matrix chooses Bose for all their needs. Main PA, electric bass, sythesizers, acoustic and electric piano, and all stage monitors...

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1979 Kramer Guitars - why do so many top pros choose Kramer?

At Kramer, we have one purpose, one goal: to offer the serious musician a quality-crafted instrument, far surpassing those on the market, at a reasonable price. No other fretted instrument manufactured has the playability, the versatility of sound, the quality of electronics, the precise intonation, the amazing sustain and a clean, functional design...

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1979 Lloyd Green for Sho-Bud LDG Model 6150 Pedal Steel Guitars

Lloyd Green, one of the bright stars of the Nashville recording world insists on playing only the Sho-Bud Pedal Steel Guitar. His LDG Model 6150 is unique in every way...a showpiece that has become the standard for professional musicians everywhere. Other Sho-Bud models include the new Super Pro, the Pro I, II, and III, and the Maverick. See your Gretsch dealer...

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1991 Queen article with poster ...and still champions of the world

...two decades later, the band's current outing, "Innuendo," has dispelled any notions of their premature demise, and is proving that the four members of Queen still have their flamboyant rock edge intact and ready to roll again...

1991 Queen...and still champions of the world 8-Page Article & Brian May Poster available at www.GuitarPulp.com