Tone Party is a labor of love from a professional guitar hoarder. I solemnly swear to use all profits from these handmade leather guitar straps to buy more vintage guitars, amps, and pedals. I will take you along for the journey and share behind-the-scenes images and stories from the collection.
Enter to win this 1960's Silvertone 1485!
It's guitar raffle time! It turns out that I may have a few too many guitars, so I'm raffling off this old Silvertone! This redburst 1485 features three gold foil pickups, a bigsby and 5/6 of the original knobs! I had this one professionally set up by my boo Dylan Keel, so it's ready to play. All you have to do to win this cult classic guitar is to buy any Tone Party guitar strap during the month of August. I'll pick a winner on September 1st, and will ship out the guitar to one lucky winner. If it's good enough for Dan Auerbach, it's good enough for you!
Customer reviews
Customer reviews
"These straps are for people who really play guitar. Players often misunderstand the tonal relationship between their guitar hardware and their guitar accessories. Upgraded pickups, torrified tonewoods, handwound strings, etc. are all a moot point if you are using anything but a Tone Party strap."
Customer reviews
"Easily my favorite strap! The leather looks and feels amazing. The best thing about it is that it’s true bypass."
Guitar Stories
The '54 Les Paul Journey
By lurking on an obscure auction site, I accidentally bought an all-gold 1954 Gibson Les Paul Standard – and had to drive from Georgia to Indiana to pick it up.
When in Rome
This is a story about what happens when you ask someone selling an old guitar or amp, "Do you happen to have any more old instruments?"
A One-Owner '55 Junior
Earlier this summer, I got a message from my luthier, Dylan Keel, who thought I might be interested in buying an early '55 Les Paul Junior. (He was correct.)
