SoCAL World Guitar Show – Weissenborn guitars.

SoCAL World Guitar Show – 1936 Dobro #1 Hawaiian lap steel.

SoCAL World Guitar Show – 1967 Guild Duane Eddy DE-500.

SoCAL World Guitar Show – 1968 Ovation Thunderhead.

SoCAL World Guitar Show – From Japan – Univox.

SoCAL World Guitar Show – Paisleys!

SoCAL World Guitar Show – Panorama of sweet Gibson flat tops.

SoCAL World Guitar Show – 1967 Vox Phantom XII

A little glitter from the SoCal World Guitar Show.

SoCAL World Guitar Show – 1929 Gibson Poinsettia ukulele.

SoCAL World Guitar Show – 1960 Olympic white Tele.

SoCal World Guitar Show – Early 1960s Jaguars

SoCAL World Guitar Show – Panoramic of great Fender basses.

SoCAL World Guitar Show – Joe Bonamassa stops by.

SoCal Guitar World Guitar Show.

SoCal World Guitar Show – Espanada.

SoCal Guitar World Guitar Show – 1962 Gretsch 6120.

SoCal World Guitar Show. David Grissom tries out a new Echopark guitar.

SoCal World Guitar Show – Mitch Colby with the new Colby Amplification dtb head.

SoCal World Guitar Show – Luthier Gabriel Currie with one of his creations.

Also, during NAMM weekend, the SoCal World Guitar Show.

Vintage Guitar at NAMM.

Krank Amplification.

PRS spread.

Laney combo, coming to the U.S. in March.

Laney Ironheart, coming to the U.S. in March.

Laney Iommi, coming to the U.S. in March.

G&L Guitars.

Saga solidbodies.

Saga resonators.

Triple neck Minarik Guitar.

Washburn Guitar spread.

G-5A VG Stratocaster. GR-55 Guitar Synth. GC-1 GK Strat. V Guitar distortion, space. GR-55 Guitar Synth at the Roland booth.

Roland Cube Amplifier.

Marshall pin-up amps.

New Magnatone Super Fifty-nine.

Musicvox’s Hannah Eichen with a Spaceranger.

One for your drummer.

Front plaza.

More cool vintage gear at Deke’s Guitar Geek Festival.

Cool vintage gear at Deke’s Guitar Geek Festival.

Vox Amplification booth.

Steve Clark, Sligo Amps, at the VG booth.

Paul Schwartz (front) and Jane Getter at the Peekamoose booth.

Slayer guitarist Kerry King.

The Gibson booth.

Don’t be too loud or the sound police will come for you.

Deke Dickerson’s Guitar Geek Festival Guitar Museum.

Dave Ellefson, bassist for Megadeth, with Dave Lombardo.

Thirsty, anyone?

Steve Stevens at the Tone Pros booth.

Real Snarky Puppy killing the main stage.

Dave Rude at the Tone Pros booth.

Gene Baker, b3 Guitars, at the Premier Builders Guild booth.

Dennnis Fano, Fano Guitars, at the Premier Builders Guild booth.

Dan MacCafforty at the D’Angelico Reborn booth.

Saul Koll of Koll Guitars with Premier Builders Guild.

Derek St. Holmes at the Tone Pros booth.

D’Angelico Reborn.

Steve Carr showing his new Carr Amplifiers Impala combo.

Chad Mangrum and Bill Krinard, design and engineering for Two Rock.

Two Rock Bionyx.

This Martin Guitar D-45 Authentic 1936 can be yours for $59,999.

Joe Naylor with his new Reverend Tricky Gomez.

Trem King Vibrato’s Rusty and Patty Bickford.

Andy McKee performing at the Ernie Ball booth.

Carvin spread looking good this morning.

Malina Moye rocks the Ampkit app booth.

Bernie Williams jamming at the D’Angelico booth.

Johnny Hawthorne Trio performing at the Seymour Duncan booth.

James Brown with Amptweaker Our friends at Allparts. 

Limited-Edition Mustang guitars in the Fender booth.

New additions to Fender’s Selects instruments, which have figured tops, fancy finishes, figured/quarter-sawn maple necks with compound-radius fretboards, and specially voiced pickups.

Gretsch guitars and amps in the Fender booth.

A mix of goodies in the Fender booth.

Gretsches in the Fender booth.

Paul Huber, from Huber & Breese.

The Guild portion of the Fender booth.

John Cruz, Master Builder, Fender Custom Shop.

This cool ’59 Les Paul Standard was available for all to play (okay, not really!) at the Burst Brothers booth.