The Invaders - The Instruments



	White Vox Mark VI Teardrop ORIGINAL One of only five made of this type. Made famous by Brian Jones of The Rolling Stones. Brian's is at The Hard Rock Cafe in New York, one is owned by a member of The New York Dolls, and Sonny of The Invaders has one. The other two are unaccounted for.
	White Vox Mark VI Teardrop REISSUE Duplicate of the guitar made famous by Brian Jones of The Rolling Stones.
	White Phantom VI Teardrop The Phantom company bought the rights to build and sell this style of guitar and forced Vox to discontinue their re-issue (above).
	Rickenbacker 325 Exactly like the guitar used by John Lennon for most of the Beatles career. It has a very distinct tone due to the fact that it is a 3/4 scale size neck.
	Rickenbacker 360 Six string Fireglow. Used by many of the groups of the British Invasion such as The Animals, TheHollies,The Who and The Searchers.
	Rickenbacker 360 Twelve string. Made famous by George Harrison and a staple of the British Invasion sound.
	1964 Gretch Country Gentleman Made famous by George Harrison and used almost exclusively until the Rickenbacker 12 string.
	1966 Gibson ES 330 Exactly the same as the Epiphone Casino's used by all of the Beatles. This guitar was and is also still a significant guitar for Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones.
	1952 Fender Telecaster As used by Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones. This guitar has a Humbucking pick-up in the neck position and is Keith's main guitar, usually tuned to an open G.
	1956 Fender Stratocaster Used by almost all British Invasion groups at one time or another. A signature guitar of Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones and Pete Townsend of The Who.
	Gibson Firebird Brain Jones of The Rolling Stones was the first to use this guitar . It is still used today by Ron Wood of The Rolling Stones.
	Gibson J-160 E Made famous by The Beatles and used as well by almost all of the British Invasion groups like Gerry and the Pacemakers, Peter and Gordan, Chad and Jeremy.
	Martin Acoustic This guitar is made by the Martin company and is set up for slide.
	1968 Hofner "Beatle" Bass One of two 500/1 basses in our collection. The other is a '67.
	Gibson Thunderbird Bass John Entwistle played the Thunderbird in the early days of The Who.
	1965 Vox Wyman Bass The only VOX guitar that carried an endorsement of a performer. Ironically, Bill Wyman never really cared for it and rarely played it.
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