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1963 Gibson ES 355

by | February 28, 2016

1963 Gibson ES 355, Ex+, Cherry Red, all orig., no issues, Rare Mono model, double cut, semi hollow body, 2 early pat# pu,s.( same as PAF,s), ebony fingerboard, block inlays, ABR1 tunamatic, gold hdwr, lyle vibrato, bound headstock, plays and sounds great, w/ohc $18,500
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1964 Gibson ES 330

by | February 20, 2016

1964 Gibson ES 330, Ex., Sunburst, all orig., doublecut thin hollowbody, 2 P90 pu,s., Kluson button tuners, Nickel hdwr, tunamatic bridge, small block inlays, shows minimal ware, ex. tone and playability, w/nohc. $4,900
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1967 Fender Custom Telecaster

by | February 20, 2016

1967 Fender Custom Telecaster, Ex, Sunburst, all orig., no issues, double bound single cutaway, 2 pu, brazilian rwd fingerboard, white laminated guard, all pre CBS features, Kluson tuners, gold logo, nitrous lacquer neck and body finish, extremely light, great tone and playability. w/ohc $15,000
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1967 Gibson Trini Lopez

by | February 14, 2016

1967 Gibson Trini Lopez, Near Mint, Cherry Red, A beautiful example with no issues and 100% original, double cut semi hollow body, same body structure as ES 335, 2 Humbucking pu,s., Firebird headstock with factory Grover tuners, tunamatic bridge, black laminated pick guard, Trini Lopez trapeze tp., diamond inlays and bound f-holes, chrome hdwr, sounds and plays extremely well, w/ohc $6,500
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1960 Fender Stratocaster

by | January 21, 2016

1960 Fender Stratocaster, Vg+, Sunburst, all orig., no issues, double cut solid body, 3 pu,s., rosewood slab board neck, spagetti logo, greened laminated guard, tremolo, shows no wear on back of neck, shows normal play wear on body with minor buckle rash above term plate, ex. tone and playability, w/orig. brown case $22,500
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1966 Fender Precision Bass

by | January 21, 2016

1966 Fender Precision Bass, Ex. cond. overall, Sunburst, all orig.,doublecut solid body, 2 pu,s, tortious guard, silver transitional decal, wide C rosewood neck, shows small amount of buckle wear on back, plays extremely well, w/ohc $6200
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Where did they all come from

by | December 11, 2015

To make a long story short, we acquired most of our guitars by going to different areas of the country, renting a car and driving through every town and city on a route that was mapped out. Waking up at 7 am, heading for the nearest Waffle House( if down south) then getting in the car and driving to every pawnshop, music store and private party that might have guitars. Newspapers, penny savers and recycle papers everywhere we stopped. Not much time for lunch if any, onward as we usually had from 9 to 5 or 6 to shop and
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In the Beginning..

by | November 29, 2015

I can remember when Paul and I came up with the idea to create Voltage Guitars, we wanted a guitar shop that would be like a museum but people friendly where musicians and friends could hangout and play their favorite Fender, Gibson, Martin or whatever without a salesman hanging over their head.Paul had the credit cards that his wife so graciously let us borrow, he was also a great guitar player and handyman as well as excellent repair man, Keith had some money and was very aggressive and I had the knowledge of guitars and where and how to find
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