Rennie Neubecker: For Sale Cd's, Etc
Ivy Covered Dreams - "CD"
Music Downloads - Digital Downloads
lets talk about “Digital Downloads”. All my songs are available to download at the following websites;
www.itunes.com
www.rhapsody.com
http://musicstore.connect.com
www.mp3-extension.com
http://payplay.fm
http://musicishere.com
www.greatindie.com
www.multi-discount.com if your in Europe
www.cdquest.com
Now…these are the ones I have immediate websites for. I don't
have websites for the following yet, but hope to have in the near future.
If you buy your music here than you already know the site. Ok…so… here are even MORE places to buy my music.
MusicNet
BuyMusic
Puretracks
Verizon
Sony Connect
PassAlong
Sonific
Interia
Groupie Tunes
Daiki
RuleRadio
MP3tunes
USEN
Ruckus
Bitmunk
SNOCAP
Destra
Inprodicon
Tradebit
PlayIndies
MusicNow
Intent Media Works
Zune
Nareos
WrapFactory
Liquid Digital Media
Goodstorm
Muze & finally last,& maybe least who knows….
Starzik
OK so there you have it 39 YES that’s right, I said, 39 places on
the internet to buy my music.
www.itunes.com
www.rhapsody.com
http://musicstore.connect.com
www.mp3-extension.com
http://payplay.fm
http://musicishere.com
www.greatindie.com
www.multi-discount.com if your in Europe
www.cdquest.com
Now…these are the ones I have immediate websites for. I don't
have websites for the following yet, but hope to have in the near future.
If you buy your music here than you already know the site. Ok…so… here are even MORE places to buy my music.
MusicNet
BuyMusic
Puretracks
Verizon
Sony Connect
PassAlong
Sonific
Interia
Groupie Tunes
Daiki
RuleRadio
MP3tunes
USEN
Ruckus
Bitmunk
SNOCAP
Destra
Inprodicon
Tradebit
PlayIndies
MusicNow
Intent Media Works
Zune
Nareos
WrapFactory
Liquid Digital Media
Goodstorm
Muze & finally last,& maybe least who knows….
Starzik
OK so there you have it 39 YES that’s right, I said, 39 places on
the internet to buy my music.
Instruments for sale
1. Ovation Celebrity CC-24 Burgundy top, abalone rosette and dots, gold
> hardware, mid depth body, active preamp with 3 band eq. Action is really
> low but plays clean. Frets are beautiful. Comes with a gig bag.
> > 2. Epiphone AJ-300 Solid Spruce top, Rosewood back and sides. 3 layer
> body
> binding, Mother of Pearl and abalone fingerboard and peg head inlays,
> gloss
> finish, gold hardware. No flaws, similar to the current masterbuilt model
> but with a gloss finish. This is a very rare model. Includes a Fender
> hard
> shell case.
> > 3. SG "Signature Series" by Gibson, this is a Gibson endorsed import,
> this
> is not a real Gibson SG, or a knockoff. Burgundy with chrome hardware,
> and
> "pearloid" fingerboard inlays, bolt on neck. Low action, great frets,
> good
> sound. Dual humbucker pickups 2 volume, 2 tone and pickup selector
> switch.
> Has a couple chips and dents, but overall looks good with very shiny
> paint.
> Fret ends on the 6th string side of the fingerboard were a little sharp,
> but
> I smoothed them down. Sounds good for a cheap guitar.
> > 4. Stinger by C.F. Martin SSX. This was an attempt by Martin to get
> into
> the electric guitar market in the 80s. They were imported from Korea and
> set up in the US by Martin. The SSX is fairly rare, it has a
> Jackson/Charvel style headstock, and a more angular strat shaped body like
> a
> Charvel. Body dark blue with a blonde maple bolt on neck and headstock.
> Body is in pretty good shape with the normal chips and dents. This model
> did not come with a pickguard from the factory. All hardware is black,
> with
> Grover tuners and Grover vintage style tremolo bridge. This guitar
> originally came with 3 single coil pickups, that have been replaced with a
> matched set of GFS Lil Killer "modern" 10k dual rail humbucker pickups
> with
> the coils wired in series. Has one volume knob, two tone knobs, and a
> 5way
> switch wired in classic strat style. Comes with a Fender hardshell case.
> > 5. Teisco ET200 somewhere from early 60s to the mid 70s. No serial
> number
> so I can't date it. It is in really good shape, and it sounds awesome.
> This is the 2 pickup "tulip" shaped model with a nice yellow/red/black
> sunburst. Some of the hardware is a little pitted, but it all functions
> smoothly. Has a copy Bigsby style tremolo bridge. This thing is an
> absolute tone monster, and your friends won't have one. Comes with some
> extra parts for future repairs if needed. Is missing the volume knob but I
> think I have found a source for one.
> > 6. Vintage Silvertone arch-top. Not sure of the date of origin, the
> model
> stamp is illegible. Should be from somewhere in the 1940s or 1950s. Has
> had the neck reset recently, and has had one brace repaired. The
> headstock
> was broken at some point in the past and repaired poorly (ugly), but the
> repair is strong and stable. There are a couple small places, and one
> decent sized area where the finish was peeling, but I have stabilized
> these
> spots to prevent more finish loss. This guitar has no truss rod, but does
> have a fully adjustable moveable bridge, so the action is adjustable. The
> tuners have been replaced with new ones (no new holes), but I still have
> the
> originals which need a little work ( missing two buttons and one screw).
> It
> has been fully refretted with gold tinted fretwire that matches the
> original
> brass. It is not the prettiest, but it could not have much more MOJO. It
> has become my favorite one to play, and the one I will keep if all the
> others are sold.
> > The prices are:
> 1. $300
> 2. $400
> 3. $150
> 4. $325
> 5. $225
> 6. $300
These prices are somewhat negotiable.
>
> hardware, mid depth body, active preamp with 3 band eq. Action is really
> low but plays clean. Frets are beautiful. Comes with a gig bag.
> > 2. Epiphone AJ-300 Solid Spruce top, Rosewood back and sides. 3 layer
> body
> binding, Mother of Pearl and abalone fingerboard and peg head inlays,
> gloss
> finish, gold hardware. No flaws, similar to the current masterbuilt model
> but with a gloss finish. This is a very rare model. Includes a Fender
> hard
> shell case.
> > 3. SG "Signature Series" by Gibson, this is a Gibson endorsed import,
> this
> is not a real Gibson SG, or a knockoff. Burgundy with chrome hardware,
> and
> "pearloid" fingerboard inlays, bolt on neck. Low action, great frets,
> good
> sound. Dual humbucker pickups 2 volume, 2 tone and pickup selector
> switch.
> Has a couple chips and dents, but overall looks good with very shiny
> paint.
> Fret ends on the 6th string side of the fingerboard were a little sharp,
> but
> I smoothed them down. Sounds good for a cheap guitar.
> > 4. Stinger by C.F. Martin SSX. This was an attempt by Martin to get
> into
> the electric guitar market in the 80s. They were imported from Korea and
> set up in the US by Martin. The SSX is fairly rare, it has a
> Jackson/Charvel style headstock, and a more angular strat shaped body like
> a
> Charvel. Body dark blue with a blonde maple bolt on neck and headstock.
> Body is in pretty good shape with the normal chips and dents. This model
> did not come with a pickguard from the factory. All hardware is black,
> with
> Grover tuners and Grover vintage style tremolo bridge. This guitar
> originally came with 3 single coil pickups, that have been replaced with a
> matched set of GFS Lil Killer "modern" 10k dual rail humbucker pickups
> with
> the coils wired in series. Has one volume knob, two tone knobs, and a
> 5way
> switch wired in classic strat style. Comes with a Fender hardshell case.
> > 5. Teisco ET200 somewhere from early 60s to the mid 70s. No serial
> number
> so I can't date it. It is in really good shape, and it sounds awesome.
> This is the 2 pickup "tulip" shaped model with a nice yellow/red/black
> sunburst. Some of the hardware is a little pitted, but it all functions
> smoothly. Has a copy Bigsby style tremolo bridge. This thing is an
> absolute tone monster, and your friends won't have one. Comes with some
> extra parts for future repairs if needed. Is missing the volume knob but I
> think I have found a source for one.
> > 6. Vintage Silvertone arch-top. Not sure of the date of origin, the
> model
> stamp is illegible. Should be from somewhere in the 1940s or 1950s. Has
> had the neck reset recently, and has had one brace repaired. The
> headstock
> was broken at some point in the past and repaired poorly (ugly), but the
> repair is strong and stable. There are a couple small places, and one
> decent sized area where the finish was peeling, but I have stabilized
> these
> spots to prevent more finish loss. This guitar has no truss rod, but does
> have a fully adjustable moveable bridge, so the action is adjustable. The
> tuners have been replaced with new ones (no new holes), but I still have
> the
> originals which need a little work ( missing two buttons and one screw).
> It
> has been fully refretted with gold tinted fretwire that matches the
> original
> brass. It is not the prettiest, but it could not have much more MOJO. It
> has become my favorite one to play, and the one I will keep if all the
> others are sold.
> > The prices are:
> 1. $300
> 2. $400
> 3. $150
> 4. $325
> 5. $225
> 6. $300
These prices are somewhat negotiable.
>