Vintage Guitar Outlet Blog

joker1316 asked:


i want to know which one is better… cause i’m gonna buy a new bass guitar…

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only_curry asked:


I have a 1960′s or 1970′s Apollo guitar, made by Kawai in Japan. I need to know anything and everything about these guitars.

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Trevor asked:


I was recently given a Gibson ES-125 and would love to keep it around for a while. Should I keep the strings on? Keep it dry or humid? What else needs to be done to maintain it?

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k8_not_kate asked:


As a gift to my husband for his birthday, I’d like to find a vintage guitar shop to take him to. He’s trying to find a Strat from the ’60s or ’70s that he can restore. We’re in the Metro Detroit area, but I’d be willing to drive a bit for a really great shop. Any suggestions?

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austinusapowers asked:


Vintage guitars, and some vintage amps, often are priced far higher than new guitars. Why is that? I’ve always felt that as technology improves the quality of a modern guitar should be better, too. I know that mass manufacturing versus handcrafted is an issue, but some new boutique guitars are still handcrafted.

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Ma_Arc asked:


I’m thinking about getting a guitar soon, and I was thinking about getting a stratocaster. I thought it would be easy, but it isn’t. There’s all different ones from 50s, 60s, 70s etc. Whats the difference between those vintage ones and guitars made recently?

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