If you have any vintage gibson guitars that are posted on this site ,you are always welcome to post a review,comment or detailed features ,im sure other guitar players who visit us would love to know ... Domenic

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Gibson Guitars For Sale

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If your a collector of gibson guitars or any vintage guitars you will probably agree with me that they are difficult to find , the supply is very low and the demand is extremely high ,

and its not because vintage guitars are better built than modern gibson guitars , its because every vintage guitar or shall I say old guitar is unique in its own way , theres no 2 alike , and they carry their own history along with them . The buyer must decide " how much do I love this instrument and how much do I value it " .


Vintage Guitars Vs New Guitars

Its not true that old gibson guitars are built better , new gibson guitars are built and sound awesome just like their vintage guitars , many guitar players buy vintage guitars to capture the exact feel and sound of the 50s , 60s or even 70s which can be immitated today but not duplicated .

However , it doesnt mean they are better ,its also a matter of taste , many guitarist prefer the sound and dynamics of todays guitars .

Vintage guitars also have a big advantage vs new guitars because they keep on gaining value as for new guitars its like buying a car , they depreciate as soon as you walk out of the music store.

But then again there are many musicians who like to buy their guitars new with all papers and guarantees , which is a smart way to buy too .


How To Find Vintage Gibson Guitars For Sale

If your looking for vintage gibson guitars for sale , or any vintage guitars here are some great ways which I use to buy old guitars that worked for me ...

#1 . Always take a peak in your local newspaper classifiefds .

#2 . Go to local music stores , give them your number and tell them that if they come across old guitars to give you a shout , ive got some great deals by doing this .

#3 . Hang around other collectors that collect guitars . Many collectors collect certain types of guitars , if they fall on guitars that they are not interested in or can not afford they can pass on the deal to you .

# 4 . Always attend local auctions . Some of my best vintage guitars and deals came from local private auctions .

# 5 . Ebay is an excellent place online not only to buy vintage gibson guitars but also to make friends with other collectors .

View Their Vintage Gibson Guitars For Sale Youll be surprised on some of the great guitars you'll find . Its Another place where I get some great bargains .

New Gibson Guitars For Sale

If youre looking for new gibson guitars , always get prices from several music stores in your area you dont want to get ripped off , but you dont want to be stingy either . Always consider service , it is extremely important .

Buy from music stores you trust and have a good reputation even though their price is a little more expensive .

Make sure that when you receive your guitar its sealed and brand new in the box . I worked at several music stores and believe me ive seen the good the bad and the ugly .

a great place to buy gibson guitars online and guitar accessories which i can recommend with confidence is musicians friend , they have great prices and above all awesome service .

View Their New Gibson Guitars For Sale

10 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hi Guys
My wife inherited a Gibson guitar that apparently dates to 1930. She knows nothing about guitars and do not really care for it.
Any advice on how to go about selling it?
Thanks very much
Etienne
emdebeer@yahoo.com

rick said...

VG Buyer buys guitars and pays fair prices but typically 50's and later. I think they have advice on packing and how to sell your guitar. http://www.vintageguitarbuyer.com

Anonymous said...

I have a 1936 Gibson Nick Lucas Special flat top acoustic guitar that belonged to my father. He purchased it as a very young country western performer during the depression, using his entire month's paycheck to buy it at that time. Does anyone know of it's approximate value? It is in good condition in the case, however he had an electric pick-up installed in it in the early 70's. Also does anyone know if it is better to store it with the strings on and tuned regularly? That is what we have been doing. It has been played off and on over the years, mostly by my father himself, who is now deceased. Answers, anyone?

mrc2633 said...

What those guitars are worth depends a great deal on condition. I'd be interested in your Nick Lucas and maybe that other old Gibson if you want to provide details. (I'm just a guitar player, not a dealer)
Marty
MRC2633@yahoo.com

Anonymous said...

Hi
would be VERY interested in your father's Nick Lucas guitar if you ever consider selling it. I owned one in the past regret having sold it.
Bernd
vega2@tiscali.co.uk

Anonymous said...

Hello, I have a 1940's Gibson L-00, its pretty beat up... but man does it sound good! sounds better than my taylor 310E! I was wondering if anyone knows a good way to sell it???

Anonymous said...

i believe they are both worth 200 dollors. i will be happy to write you a check ;)

Ramin said...

HI i have ES-330 with original parts in a very good condition anyone knows the approximate price, anyone intrested in buying it?

ramin.fattahian@gmail.com

Ramin said...

My Gibson Es-330 Serial no is 513292
ramin.fattahian@gmail.com

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