A B-Stock guitar is a brand-new instrument with one small cosmetic blemish — a faint finish mark, a scuff on the headstock, or an open-box return — that in no way affects how it plays, how it sounds, or how it holds up night after night. The full manufacturer warranty travels with every unit, and the price lands at 20% off MAP, which is a meaningful difference on a gigging guitar or a serious collector's piece.
The selection at LV Guitars spans the full range of what working players actually reach for: ESP LTD production models built for stage reliability, E-II instruments with the fit and finish that belong in any serious player's hands, Schecter and Ibanez guitars dialed in for heavy, high-gain playing, and G&L instruments rooted in classic American tone. Artist and signature models — including the James Hetfield Iron Cross, Nergal HEX-6, and Gary Holt GH-600 — rotate through regularly, giving collectors a rare chance to land a notable instrument at a genuine discount.
Every unit is individually photographed so the blemish is visible before you commit — no surprises when the case opens. Because each guitar is a one-off serial and stock turns over constantly, the grid below reflects exactly what's in hand right now. The instruments here don't linger, so if something catches your eye, it's worth moving on it.
