The Vintage Electric Guitar Blog

For all self-respecting Vintage Electric Guitar fans, the 2009 Vintage Guitar Price Guide is THE guide to have if you will be appraising, collecting, buying or selling guitars.  Like all collectable markets, things are constantly changing so a guide which offers over a thousand pictures and details on more than 1,500 guitar brands is invaluable. Any library strong in either music collectibles or guitar history and values needs this.

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The Fender Acoustic Electric Guitar has excellent playability and features contemporary cutaway shape, a gloss black finish, Fender Fishman electronic pickup with volume and tone controls, a Rosewood fretboard and steel strings.

Prices tend to range between $150 – $500

Check out some blog posts about Fender acoustic electric guitar below:

• Shanghai Fender Acoustic Electric Guitar – Prohibited. Spam/Overpost. Post# A61078. Fender Acoustic Electric Guitar. Posted On: Saturday, 15 November, 2008. Updated On: Friday, 28 November, 2008. Expires On: Friday, 13 February, 2009. Reply to: beccasurfs@hotmail.com …

• how much for a fender acoustic electric guitar? (black)? – I want to buy my friend’s off him, but neither of us really know how much I should give him for it. I have the serial number if that helps further identify it.. I had one,it was the ‘stratacoustic’ and traded it in a couple of yrs ago. …

• Sep 1, Fender Acoustic Electric – Are you looking for the perfect FENDER ACOUSTIC ELECTRIC GUITAR? Find it here…

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This week in review:

We’ve found some great blog posts on vintage guitar you might like to take a look at:

• Vintage Guitar Reviews Epiphone’s Valve Special & Valve Junior – If you’re in the market for a low-cost guitar amp with reasonable amounts of real tube-mojo you might want to check out Vintage Guitar Magazine’s review of the Epiphone Valve Special and Valve Junior. Granted, these are decidedly cheap …

• Vintage Guitar Effects – Free Posting for Vintage Guitar Effects equipment buyers, as well as Vintage Guitar Effects equipment for sale. Any information you would like to share would be welcome for Vintage Guitar Effects electronics. …

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Playing my ’73 vintage Fender hardtail Stratocaster through a 59 Bassman ltd. Specifically programmed Boss ME5 adds to brown tone break-up at vol 2+ only!
Chimes and Rhymes!

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Clarence Gatemouth Brown ‘s Okie Dokie Stomp ….
Jump Blues ,Vintage Fender 1963 Duo Sonic guitar.

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See how years of exposure to light has faded the finish of a Les Paul Junior. The same thing has happened to older Les Paul Standards – where the red fades away and “cherry” sunburst becomes “ice tea” sunburst.

Guitar collector info by Steve Evans of Jacksonville Guitar Center in Jacksonville, Arkansas.

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Up for sale is this vintage Gibson Tube guitar amp. The listing is here http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=120223598523&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=002 I am playing my Lotus strat copy through it. I am using a noise gate to try to quiet down the single coils, but as you can see that didn’t work out too good.

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Angelo Boston teaches and play the bass guitar.

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Identifying Vintage Gibson Electic Guitars can be a little tricky at times. Relying on the serial number is not always the best way so using a combination of serial numbers, factory order numbers and design features gives the best result.

Factory order Numbers (FON’s) were used by Gibson to track batches of instruments in the early days when they made guitars normally in batches of forty. Therefore early Gibson Vintage Guitars may have both a FON and a serial number. The FON will even provide what number in the batch of forty guitars your instrument was. The FON is the only identification number on Gibson’s lower grade models like the ES-125, ES-140 etc.) which do not feature a paper label. High grade models (such as the Super 400, L-5 etc.) have both a serial number and a FON.

When both numbers are present on a high grade model, please remember that the FON was assigned at the beginning of the production run, while the serial number was recorded later (before shipping).

The serial number would be the best indication of the actual date of your Vintage Gibson electric guitar.

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