Tag: vintage-gibson-guitars
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Unearthing A Unique Treasure: Could This Be A Long Lost Hendrix-Played Guitar?
By C. In the world of music, there are some artists who hold such a legendary status, that any instrument they touched become artifacts of lore and myth. One of the biggest, and perhaps most well-known guitar players of all time was Jimi Hendrix. A man who needs no introduction, Jimi’s career was sadly cut…
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Guitar Appraisals: What Exactly Does It Mean?
By C. One of the most common requests we get at the shop is, do we offer appraisals on instruments? Well the answer is yes! With decades of experience in buying, selling, and authenticating vintage guitars, we’re happy to provide our patrons with an accurate and affordable appraisal with a timely turnaround time. But what…
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In The Shop: 1966 Epiphone Casino Olive Drab
By C. There’s no telling what we might get at the store. We love selling guitars of course, but we love buying them even more! This guitar is just all around stunning, so today we’re pleased to be presenting this one-of-a-kind 1966 Epiphone Casino! Do you have a vintage guitar or bass you’d like to…
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An Underrated Icon: The Guild Starfire
By C. When it comes to guitarists, most people prefer to have an arsenal of different instruments to suit their needs on-stage or in the studio. The right tool for the right job, as they say. Many of the same models tend to get the most praise time and time again, but what are some…
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No Stairway! The Historical Gibson EDS-1275
By C. The Gibson EDS-1275 is one of the most iconic guitars in the history of rock music. Often referred to as the “Gibson Double Neck,” this unique instrument has captured the imagination of guitarists and music enthusiasts alike since its introduction. Known for its distinctive twin-neck design, the EDS-1275 offers a combination of a…
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Know Your Neck Profile: A Quick Guide
By C. Guitar neck shapes, often referred to as “neck profiles,” play a crucial role in determining how a guitar feels and responds in a player’s hands. The shape of the neck affects not only comfort but also playability and performance, especially during extended sessions. Understanding the different neck profiles available can help guitarists find…
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Just Landed: Gibson Custom Shop M2M ’63 Les Paul SG Custom Red Fox VOS
By C. We just love when a new Gibson Custom shipment is heading our way. And this one is something we’ve been patiently waiting for some time. Well it’s finally here! Fresh from the good folks in Nashville, we’re proud to present this 2024 Gibson Custom ’63 Les Paul SG Custom VOS in Red Fox…
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Blast From The Past: Epiphone’s New USA Collection Coronets
By C. In today’s world, its becoming more unusual to see a newly offered or reintroduced model from Gibson or Epiphone. I mean, let’s be honest. They’ve graced us with many iterations of almost every one of our favorite models of the 50’s and 60’s. You name it and they’ve probably done it at one…
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The Legend Of The Gibson Futura Prototype
By C. The Gibson Futura is a lesser-known, yet highly intriguing guitar model that you might call a long lost sibling to the more familiar Explorer and Flying V models of the late 1950’s. Emerging as a prototype in 1957 for the NAMM show, the Futura was part of Gibson’s ambitious “Modernist” series, which also…
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Three Quarter Stunners: The Gibson ES-140
By C. The Gibson ES-140 is a notable entry in the long list of Gibson “Electric Spanish” or “ES” guitars, distinguished by its unique design and historical significance. Launched in the early 1950s, the ES-140 was essentially a smaller, three-quarter-sized version of the iconic Gibson ES-175, making it an intriguing choice for musicians who desired…
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