William Isbey’s passion for Schecter guitars has lasted for well over a quarter of a century, ever since he – as an 11-year-old – watched Dire Straits and The Who show off magnificent “Fender style” […]
In the second half of the Sixties the electric guitar market experienced a magical moment. Sales skyrocket and attract the interest of major investors, who began shopping around for companies in the industry. These include […]
The future of Vintage Guitars, sooner or later will require some Restoration works to either woods, finish, electronics or hardware. Although all of these things used to be made in the past in the most […]
The future of Vintage Guitars, sooner or later will require some Restoration works to either woods, finish, electronics or hardware. Although all of these things used to be made in the past in the most […]
The future of Vintage Guitars, sooner or later will require some Restoration works to either woods, finish, electronics or hardware. Although all of these things used to be made in the past in the most […]
Back in the 60s, you could have ordered your personal Fender guitar in your favourite custom color for a 5% additional cost, and Fender offered a very nice and broad palette ranging from classical pastels […]
Probably considered one of the true “Holy Grail” guitars for any collector or musician, a 1958 Gibson Les Paul is certainly not your “everyday find”. 1958 marks the year when Gibson decided to set a […]
Let’s look back at the genesis of Les Paul “replicas,” from the first attempts in 1968 to the announcement of the Historic Collection that in 1993 enshrined Gibson’s will to make an instrument equal to […]
When Leo Fender started thinking about building a “solidbody” Electric Guitar back in 1949, his more ambitious idea was to develop a full line of musical instruments to suit virtually every musician’s need or music […]
For the vast majority of people, a “first year” Fender Stratocaster will be labelled just as a “guitar made in 1954” and for many, knowing the year of manufacture will be plenty. But, when and […]
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