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Elvis and Zappa Played a Hagström… But Have You Ever Seen One of These? By Terry Carleton last updated 13 September 22 The Hagström 1 is a rare guitar with an equally rare construction.
Cool, Quirky and Collectible: the Teisco Spectrum 5 By Terry Carleton published 13 January 22 With its innovative features this oddball Holy Grailer is interesting enough to push anyone’s buttons.
Jack White, Dan Auerbach and Many More Have Made Great Use of These DeArmond Gold-Foil-Loaded Classics By Dave Hunter published 6 January 22 As the cornerstone of Harmony’s hollow-body lineup, the Rocket was a soaring success.
It's Cheap, Nasty, and Sounds Terrific: the Silvertone/Teisco EV3T By Terry Carleton published 16 November 21 Some 50 years later, Teisco guitars like this have found their way into respectability among not just collectors but also players and session musicians.
This Department Store-Bought Supro Folkstar is Causing a Stir on the Vintage Market By Terry Carleton published 5 November 21 A plastic whack job that sounds like a true resonator.
What Do David Bowie, Jack White and St. Vincent Have in Common? By Terry Carleton published 2 November 21 They’ve all played off-brand guitars like this Japanese-made Norma EG-421.
These Elegant Archtops Are Among the Rarest of Gibson’s Flagship Guitars By Dave Hunter published 28 October 21 The search for the perfect guitar led Bill Pearlstein to six rare Gibson L-5 electric archtops with uncommon body depths and features.
All You Need To Know About the Fender Mustang – the Guitar of Choice for Kurt Cobain By Dave Hunter published 26 October 21 Fender’s humbly stylish Mustang was a popular “student” model of the 1960s that saw use with some big-name artists.
Meet the Beatles Guitars By Richard Bienstock published 25 October 21 Collector Chip Sgro reveals the stories behind a half dozen Beatles-inspired pieces.
Behold, Three of the Earliest Fender Stratocasters Known to Exist By Rod Brakes published 21 October 21 Vintage guitar expert David Davidson of Well Strung Guitars fills us in on the origin of the Strat species.
