Zeke's on the Square is your Mountain View
headquarters for new as well as pre-owned instruments.
Call for current inventory and pricing: 870.269.4746
We have a wide selection of excellent pre-owned fiddles in stock.
Prices range from $250 to $1000. Call for availability.
We also carry cases and gig bags for all instruments.



NEW GUITAR LINE! at Zekes...

The REVIVAL Guitar is as good as the top of the line
dreadnought style instrument. It has the big sound and the neck is very reminiscent of the old style necks on vintage instruments. The fit and finish are excellent.
Someone is paying attention at the factory! We passed it around the shop to 5 of the best guitarists in Mountain View and all agreed that it is a very well made instrument with a great sound..
RG-12
-Spruce top
-Rosewood back & sides
-X-Bracing, Dovetail Neck Joint
-Gold diecast tuners
-Tusq nut/saddle
-ABS Binding
-Pearl Celluloid Rosette		 RG-24
-Solid Sitka Spruce
-Rosewood back & sides
-X Bracing, Dovetail neck joint
-Gold Diecast tuners
-Tusq nut/saddle
-Herringbone rosette
-Maple Binding		 RG-27
-Solid Engleman Spruce top
-Solid Mahogany Back & Sides
-Solid Mahogany Neck
- X Bracing, Dovetail neck joint
- Chrome Grover tuners
-Tusq nut/saddle
-Maple Binding
-Abalone rosette

Alvarez Guitars:
Since 1965, Alvarez Guitars has been building an illustrious history of quality, reputation and tone.

The Alvarez line stems from an exclusive relationship with Kazuo Yairi of Japan who's family represents more than 60 years of hand crafting fine acoustic guitars. Kazuo Yairi is the last luthier of his generation who continues to build guitars by hand. This attention to quality, detail and tradition separates Alvarez from other acoustic guitar manufacturers.
http://www.alvarezgtr.com/
Johnson Guitars:
Our best-selling beginner guitar now comes with a life-time warranty! This dreadnaught is well-built and affordably priced for the best value possible. Special attention is given to the neck angle to ensure that every guitar is intonated and playable. Martin strings come on every model. Also available in 1/2 and 3/4 sizes. You need to try their Carolina dreadnaught series.

We also carry Johnson Banjos and Mandolins.

Johnson Dobro:
The spider bridge resonator guitar is well known for its use in blues and country music. These wood body guitar are modeled after traditional resonator body shapes and well designs. The diecast spider gives this resonator guitar amazing projection and volume. This guitar comes with a spruce top finished in black or Cherryburst. It is also available with a mahogany top in a natural finish.

Features:
Roundneck or Squarneck - Spruce or Mahogany Top - Mahogany Back and sides - Diecast Spider Bridge - Diecast Machine Heads
10 1/2" Spun Aluminum Resonator - Nickel-Plated Bell Brass Coverplate and Tailpiece - Rosewood Fretboard

Available with Black, Sunburst, or Natural Mahogany Finish
Regal Dobro:
Regal dobros have been favorites since the early 1930's. The first production took place in Chicago, and by 1937 Regal had taken over exclusive right as the manufacture of dobros. During the Second world War, production ceased as factories were converted to manufacture essential war time products.

Regal dobros were reintroduced by Saga in 1987, and have regained a position of leadership in the world wide resophonic guitar market.

With one foot firmly in the past, we are carrying the Regal tradition into the future. Improved finishing techniques now allow our instruments to look every bit as good a as they sound.
OME Banjos:
Ome combines time-proven features of vintage instruments with modern refinements in technology and design. They use the finest materials, custom-make their own metal and wood components, and take whatever time is necessary to do the job right. Most importantly, Ome maintains a team of talented and dedicated people who take great pride in building thevery best.

Over the years, the Ome line has grown into a wide variety of Models and Styles. With the comprehensive selection Ome now offers, we can provide you with the banjo of your dreams, and that you will enjoy playing and owning these instruments as much as Ome has enjoyed designing and building them. Handmade in Boulder, Colorado since 1966.
http://www.omebanjos.com/

Goodtime Banjo:
The Goodtime banjo has a slender low profile neck that is easy to finger and comfortable for large and small hands. The high quality rock maple wood contributes to the bright sparkling sound of the Goodtime banjo. This hard, dense wood is also very strong and stable.

The fret work is accurate and precise to ensure accurate intonation over the entire fingerboard. Made in the USA.

http://www.deeringbanjos.com/goodtime.htm

Rover Banjo:
Great sound, quality and value...the RB-40 is a student banjo with professional features including:
Heavy-duty, cast aluminum rim with integral tone ring in the standard 11" diameter, P-11 notched tension hoop, Standard 24 set, Nickel plated P-43 "Round hook and nut", P-50 "hex shaped" shoes for head attachment, Deluxe P-100 "single-leg" 1930's style armrest, P-117 "Old Waverly" style tailpiece, Slim comfortable Mahogany neck with Fiddle shaped peghead, Adjustable truss rod, Bound East Indian Rosewood fingerboard, Mother-of-Pearl dot position markers, P-140 Planetary tuners, a P-142 geared 5th peg, Standard 25 1/2" scale length, Complete with Superior C-269 TrailPak II bag.
Kentucky Mandolin:
For the last 25 years Kentucky has been a world leader in mandolins from the most affordable student models on up to the finest professional artist instruments. All are made of select woods and produce a rich, powerful tone sought after by discriminating players. Kentucky mandolins continue to be today's best value in handmade professional quality instruments.

Palatino Violins:
Palatino violins are carefully hand carved. Each violin is meticulously graduated to exact specifications, ensuring a consistency of tone between individual pieces. Our VN-350 outfit is a favorite because of its low price, great sound, and upgraded features. This violin comes with a fine tuner tailpiece, ebonized fittings, a mongolian horsehair bow, & a student-loved featherweight case. Comes in sizes 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, 4/4. This is a great beginner package; fiddle, bow, and case for $115.00.

Hohner Harmonicas:
In 1857, German clock maker Matthias Hohner turned to manufacturing harmonicas. He introduced the harmonica to North America in 1862. By 1887, Hohner was producing more than one million harmonicas annually. Today, Hohner produces over 90 different models of harmonica, with a variety of styles and tunings which allows the player freedom of expression in all forms of music, from Classical and Jazz to Blues, Country and Rock. Prices start at $4.95.

Oscar Schmidt Autoharp:
From the traditional Leader in folk music since 1886. Premium woods, quality hardware and modest prices create an ideal instrument. Each is inspected and adjusted in the USA by a skilled technician, your assurance for smooth fret ends, precision low action and resonant sound quality. Unequalled standards in easy playing comfort and tone response creates the perfect value... Oscar Schmidt.

The Autoharp is truly an American instrument in origin. It's birth from the chorded Zither to present day diatonic & chromatic instruments, attest to the popularity and versatility of the Autoharp worldwide.
http://www.oscarschmidt.com/
T.K. O'Brien Hammered Dulcimer:

Has Laser Cut solid wood rosette soundholes (usually Celtic design), and a playing leg that fits into the back of the dulcimer that allows it to be played on a table top. We usually have it with the dark birch soundboard.Top and back made of Birch laminate. Bridges, pin block and side rails made of hard Maple. Bottom and top rails made of solid Walnut. White inlay bridge markers. Comes as a package with a set of hardwood hammers, gooseneck tuning wrench, tuning guide, note guidestrips, TK O'Brien's Guide to Playing the Hammered Dulcimer, and a heavy duty nylon carrying case with zippered pocket. Has 12 treble and 11 bass bridges to give a 2 1/2 octave range, beginning on G below middle C. Made in North Carolina, with a limited lifetime warranty.

Psaltery:
The psaltery (psalterion, saltere, sauterie, Psalterium, Psalter, salterio) is an ancient intstrument seen in many forms. The name of psaltery entered Christian literature in the 3rd century B.C. translation of the Old Testament. Early versions were simply a wooden board with gut strings stretched between pegs. The modern version is bowed, not plucked.

Simply put, a bowed psaltery is probably the easiest instrument in the world to play. It's a 20" long by 8" wide triangle with strings running its length and is played with a bow.

Our psalteries are all handmade in the USA, and in fact, most are crafted here in Mountain View by local luthiers.