Classic Instruments

Peavey RJ-IV

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Peavey RJ-IV bass, serial number 04938996. Photo: Bill Ingalls Jr. Instrument courtesy of Naffaz Skota. Americans by the millions "know" Randy Jackson. But not many...

Fender Deluxe Reverb

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In the June ’07 issue of VG, amp profiler extraordinaire Dave Hunter said of the Fender Deluxe Reverb, “If guitarists were to vote for...

Ecco-Fonic

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John Adomono was an American guitar hero of the Cold War years. JFK named him his favorite guitarist, and Adomono played a command performance...
Martin 5-18

Martin 5-18

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The Martin style 5-18 is the smallest guitar in Martin catalogs; at the lower bout, it measures 11.25", while at the upper bout it...

Fender Jazz Bass

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“Stack-knob” is a catch phrase that for decades has perked the ears of collectors; these relatively rare examples of the earliest Fender Jazz Bass...
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Gibson EDS-1275 and EMS-1235

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It’s hard not to associate doubleneck electric guitars with images of Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page or fusion guru Mahavishnu John McLaughlin in the ’70s;...

The National Silvo Electric Hawaiian

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One of the most innovative companies of the pre-World-War-II era, National found out quickly that innovation was a double-edged sword. Just as their resonator...

Nioma Guitars

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NIOMA musical instruments from the 1930s and ’40s – with their vaguely Hawaiian-looking name – have mystified vintage-guitar enthusiasts over the decades when they’ve...

Gretsch Country Gentleman

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Consider American guitar manufacturers that have been in business during the last 100 years and the different instruments they’ve produced. Only a handful  have...

Custom Kraft Red Fury

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Most guitar aficionados are comfortable with the notion of guitar brands being made by the company of the same name. But when it comes...
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