Tag: guitars
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Taking A Closer Look: The Danelectro Longhorn Bass
By C. The Danelectro Longhorn is a charming and unique instrument when it comes to electric bass guitars, known for its distinctive design, unique sound, and cultural impact. Since its introduction in the late 1950s, the Longhorn has been celebrated for its quirky aesthetics and practical playability, making it a favorite among a variety of…
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In The Shop: 1945 Martin D-18
By C. We’re always buying guitars, amps and basses here at IVG. But it’s not everyday that we get to see 40’s Martins come through the door. So today we’re excited to show this one to our beloved readers. Without further ado, let’s take a closer look at this 1945 Martin D-18! Do you have…
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In The Shop: 1963 Gibson Southern Jumbo
By C. Who doesn’t love a vintage Gibson flat top? Especially one that looks stunning, sounds incredible, and is a dream to play. Well, we’ve got one here for you to feast your eyes on. New to IVG and available now in our shop, this 1963 Gibson Southern Jumbo Do you have a vintage guitar…
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How Did We Buy This?: 1964 Fender Telecaster
By C. Here at IVG, buying guitars is what we do best! And while we carry new products from major manufacturers like Fender, Gretsch and Gibson, nothing puts a smile on our face more than a vintage guitar coming through our doors. But how exactly does that work? In this article, we’ll explain a bit…
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From Student To Stage: Harmony Guitars
By C. Vintage Harmony guitars hold a unique allure in the guitar world, revered for their distinct sound, unique designs, and rich history. Founded in 1892 in Chicago, Harmony Company quickly became one of the largest and most prolific manufacturers of guitars in the United States. Over the decades, Harmony produced a wide range of…
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In The Shop: 1968 Gibson ES-330TD
By C. Few instruments exude the elegance and musical versatility of the Gibson “ES” guitars. The ES-330 model in particular is a longtime favorite of players and collectors, and its not hard to see why. These models feature meticulous craftsmanship and innovative design synonymous with the Gibson brand name. From its inception in the late…
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The Fender Princeton: A Compact Powerhouse That Echoes Through The Decades
By C. In the last few decades, both recording and live sound practices have relied on close-miking amps to achieve the desired sound, allowing guitar players to leave their 100-watt stacks at home in favor of something smaller and lower output. This is common practice now, and for many it has made life a lot…
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