Video From jazzers to rockers this classic dream guitar is on the bucket list of many players.

Video Boss got it right first time with this classic stompbox.

Video Axes of choice for Hendrix, Clapton, and Gilmour these vintage rarities are the ultimate rock star guitars.

This granddaddy of resonators was National’s top-of-the-line instrument.

The epitome of the archtop guitar from the golden years of the Jazz Age.

Rising from the ashes of its ‘reverse’ predecessor Gibson’s new ‘Bird takes flight in 1965.

Debuting in 1967, with a wildly asymmetric body, the SG-7 is ripe for rediscovery.

Possibly the finest club and studio amp ever created.

The ultimate surf rock signature guitar.

This vintage amp design is perfect for just about any gig or studio date.

This boutique boomer became one of the most sought after effects pedals on the market.

Collings took its best-selling electric back in time. The result is the I-35 LC Vintage.

How can you acquire a genuine 1950s Gibson Les Paul for 1/50th – 1/100th the price of the iconic vintage guitar? By buying the amp, of course!

Damian Probett irons out the kinks in the SG's design and adds bonus features, with stunning results.

The little-known Klemt Echolette S NG51 tape echo makes a worthy comeback on the vintage market.

Rare and revered, and with a price to match, this 1977 combo exemplifies the genius of Alexander Dumble.

The bridge is an essential link in the tone chain – ranking right up there with your guitar’s pickups and the wood the body is made from.

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