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Vintage Bass Guitar

admin — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 05:00:59 +0000

When you want to rock out oldskool, there’s only two ways to do it, and that’s with an Electric Vintage Bass Guitar or Vintage Acoustic Guitar. I guess there’s some people out there who want to rock out with both, at the same time, while riding a unicycle down the street backwards in their underwear. We call those people “San Francisco Residents”, but for the rest of us, no matter if we collect Electric or Acoustic, they definately sound a lot better if they are Vintage.

When I say Vintage, I’m talking about an axe made between the mid 1920’s till 1970. Guitar’s made before the mid 1920’s are, even with good workmanship, are fairly primitive and just sound rubbish, and after 1970, the quality went way down, and they just don’t hold any real value. If you want a collectable guitar, something that is both built properly, and is worth something from a collectors standpoint, mid 1920’s to 1970 is where it’s at.

Pre-1970, guitars were more often than not more of a hand-made type of article. Some of the wood used in these guitars you can’t even import into the U.S. anymore. Todays modern guitar, it’s more of a factory made type of deal. Mass produced for the masses.

Now, just because you may own a guitar, or are looking to purchase a guitar that was made in the ’70’s, of which there were very few made, you might think that you’re looking at something of great value. This isn’t always the case. Collectors of Vintage Bass Guitars or Vintage Acoustic Guitars need to know that many guitars made since 1970 can easily be replicated with currently available materials.

If they are not currently being produced, it’s simply because there is no significant demand for them.

There’s certainly a great deal of research and time that you need to put in before you can have a real appreciation of the differences and values of vintage electric bass guitars and acoustic guitars.

One guide that I think every serious collector must have, is the 2008 Official Vintage Guitar Magazine Price Guide. If you want to be in the know about what something is worth, what kind of price range they can be bought and sold for, and what quality differences you are looking at, this mag has it al.

It covers guitars, amplifiers and related equipment – and has more than 1,400 brands and 1,000 photos, plus the “hows” and “whys” of the collectible instrumental market.

I think this is an absolute must have for someone who really is serious about building their Vintage Bass Guitar and/or Vintage Acoustic Guitar Collection.

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A bass guitar?

admin — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 20:00:15 +0000

I found a bass guitar that looks awsome but i dont know if i should save up for it this is what it is i just like volins and cello

http://www.guitarcenter.com/Hofner-Icon-Series-Vintage-Violin-Bass-511788-i1169251.gc

Right now i have an ibanez bass signed by john oliva (i sorta like to brag a little cuz he signed it)

so is it worth saving up for???

Thanks in advance

I like the Hofner's. They are pretty cool for a retro sound. They respond really well to fast arpeggiations too.

Oh and who the heck is John Oliva?

ME MESSING AROUND WITH MY IBANEZ SR 506 BASS GUITAR SOLO

admin — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 14:06:01 +0000

This is me suppose to be practicing on my 6 string IBANEZ SR 506 but I found a nice patch on my YAMAHA MO6 and I had to jam with it for a little while. Oh I’ve been playing bass for 1 year and 2 month! I started playing AUGUST 28th 2007!

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The best vintage guitar shop in Paris

admin — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 18:58:05 +0000

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A brief tour to the best vintage guitar shop in Paris, France. I bought my Duolian this day, but while filming, i didn’t know yet!!!! lol….great souvenir!!!!!!!

http://www.rfcharle.com/

We can see among others:

Two national duolian 1933
national triolian,
vintage dobros,
tricone style 1, 1.5, 2,
weissenborn style 1
a huge collection of martin guitars
a 1954 j 200………..

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Gibson Les Paul Classic Guitar non vintage

admin — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 18:58:04 +0000

HERE’S A COOL LES PAUL CLASSIC, NOT QUITE VINTAGE OF COURSE BUT WE DID A SMALL VIDEO JUST FOR YOUR INFO…(I’M NOT A PLAYER) RIC
AUSTRALIA’S NUMBER 1 VINTAGE GUITAR DEALER

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Name this bass guitar help.. Aria?

admin — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 18:58:02 +0000

I bought this cool cello bass. IT has some 60’s Aria stylings but no manufacture name. Anyone got any idea?
I know I suck at the bass..

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Technorati Tags: 60s, acoustic, aria, Bass, Electric, Guitar, help, rock, ukulele, vintage

Awesome 1957 Silvertone Danelectro 1317 Electric Guitar

admin — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 18:58:02 +0000

Joe Diehl, again, puts a vintage Electric Guitar through its Paces. This Guitar is for Sale on eBay: just search for member kayak4aoj , then look for items for sale or call 1.800.673.0310
A piece of Danelectro Silvertone History can Be Yours. Nat Daniels would Be Proud. Groove On Brother Play On Drummer

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Resurrection (Rez) Band vintage performance, early 80’s.

admin — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 18:58:00 +0000

An early performance of Rez Band, circa somewhere between 1982-84. They performed in Puerto Rico a couple of times, the most remembered by me with Swiss Band Jerusalem in Palacio De Los Deportes, Mayaguez in 1983. This clip is part of a vhs promotional footage featuring a live performance of Rez Band during that time. Obviously, copyes of that tape were spreaded to promote those gigs in PR. Rez had a very important place within the origins of the Christian Hard Rock Music Movement and have been the preeminent example of how to evangelize using Christian rock. And obviously, they ROCK big time.

Glenn Kaiser - vocals, guitar, dulcimer, harmonica
Wendi Kaiser - vocals
Stu Heiss - guitar, keyboards
Jim Denton - bass guitar, keyboards(1974-1987)
Roy Montroy - bass guitar, keyboards(1987-2000)
John Herrin - drums

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how do i find out the value of an antique gibson les paul guitar??

admin — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 16:28:30 +0000

was purchased used in 1982,good condition/ solid wood with pearl inlays and all original knobs and pickups??

You need to contact the links below and give them more details.

Good luck.