Tag: selling-vintage-guitar-collection
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How Did We Buy This 1953 Fender Precision Bass?
By C. Here at IVG, folks come by selling vintage instruments for all kinds of different reasons, and we’re here to help make the process easier. In some cases, they could simply use some extra cash, or maybe they’re trading up for something in-store that catches their eye. Today we’ll tell you a bit about…
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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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Amplifier Hour: Tube Vs. Solid-State
By C. When it comes to navigating the various options available for amps, it can be a confusing and overwhelming task to soak in all the information out there. At the end of the day, nobody wants to plug in and sound BAD (unless of course, they do?). But the route to achieve your optimal…
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Unleashing The Power Of The Gibson SG Special
By C. Most of those familiar with electric guitars of the 60’s will be familiar with Gibson’s legendary SG line. The unique shape, striking aesthetic appeal, and world renowned tone made the SG a household name. And similar to the Les Paul line, Gibson offered several variations of the SG for different consumer price points.…
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The Legend Of The Fender Rosewood Telecaster
By C. The Fender Rosewood Telecaster is a unique and captivating member of Fender’s iconic Telecaster family. Introduced in 1968 as a limited edition model, the Rosewood Telecaster stands out for its distinctive all-rosewood body and neck construction, offering players a different tonal and aesthetic experience compared to traditional Telecasters made of alder or ash.…
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Is My Guitar Refinished?: A Quick Guide
By C. The vintage guitar market has grown exponentially over the last several decades, with more and more folks becoming interested in, purchasing, and selling vintage instruments and equipment of their own. But with more eyes on the ever-growing values of certain pieces, there’s also unfortunately a growing number of refinished guitars and basses being…
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What’s That Rumble?: The Rickenbacker 4001
By C. In the world of electric basses, much like guitars, the select few top runners continue to prove themselves time and time again as the dominating rulers of their field. And while basses have been offered by almost every major musical instrument manufacturer at one point, they haven’t all rose to the same ranks…
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The Gretsch 6126 Astro-Jet: A Sixties Space-Age Gem
By C. The “Space Race” of the 1950’s and 60’s extended far beyond a quest to explore the outer world, but also seeped into the subconscious of popular culture and created a boom of space-influenced designs in architecture, automobiles, furniture, and of course…guitars! Today we’ll be taking a look at an example of one of…
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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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