Standout Finds on Reverb This Week

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Every week, incredible pieces of gear surface on Reverb—from vintage instruments with decades of history to rare studio equipment and cult-favorite designs. These are the listings that make us stop scrolling.

Here are some standout finds we spotted on Reverb this week.

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Guitars, Pedals & Amps

1975 Rickenbacker 362/12 Double Neck

Double-neck jangle in its most gloriously excessive form.


2026 Faust The Oracle

A one-off Norwegian offset in radioactive green.


1964 Gibson SG Special

A battle-scarred ’64 with original P-90 bite.


1960 Fender Twin & 1961 Reverb Unit

Two peas in a 1960s brown tolex pod.


Gibson ES-335TD

An all-original Norlin-era Gibson that's listed for a great value.


Atlansia Garland

A rare boutique and handbuilt Japanese bass.


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Synths, Keys & Electronic Gear

Oberheim XP-1 Xpander & Xk-1 MIDI Keyboard Controller

Six analog voices with an otherworldly modulation matrix.


Linn LinnDrum LM2

The ’80s hitmaker, fully serviced and MIDI-ready.


Pin Electronics Portabella MKIII

EMS-style chaos packed into a portable pin-matrix synth.


Destiny Plus Czochralski Cells

A cult noise machine built for beautiful instability.


Linn 9000 Integrated Digital Drums / Midi Keyboard Recorder

The ’80s studio brain that tried to do it all.


Roland Jupiter-6

Cold, dystopian analog tones from a true ’80s heavyweight.

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Recording & Audio

1950s Neumann Telefunken KM 56 Matched Pair

A matched pair of pint-sized tube legends.


Audio Developments AD149 Analogue Mixer

A Les Mis-proven analog desk.


Neve 2254/A Compressor / Limiter

Vintage Neve glue with warmth, punch, and unmistakable color.


FLEA Microphones 50

Eight times the processing power for truly limitless studio effects.


Studer 169 Vintage Analog Mixer

A compact Studer console, professionally serviced.


RCA 44-BX

Broadcast royalty, restored for another lifetime of sessions.


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