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No Stairway! The Historical Gibson EDS-1275

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No Stairway! The Historical Gibson EDS-1275
The Gibson EDS-1275 is one of the most iconic guitars in the history of rock music. Often referred to as the “Gibson Double Neck,” this unique instrument has captured the imagination of guitarists and music enthusiasts alike since its introduction. Known for its distinctive twin-neck design, the EDS-1275 offers a combination of a […] Continue reading
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Know Your Neck Profile: A Quick Guide

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Know Your Neck Profile: A Quick Guide
Guitar neck shapes, often referred to as “neck profiles,” play a crucial role in determining how a guitar feels and responds in a player’s hands. The shape of the neck affects not only comfort but also playability and performance, especially during extended sessions. Understanding the different neck profiles available can help guitarists find […] Continue reading
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The History Of The Gretsch George Van Eps : The World’s First 7-String?

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The History Of The Gretsch George Van Eps : The World’s First 7-String?
7-string guitars, love ’em or hate ’em, bring something unique to the table that reaches beyond the traditional 6-string configuration. And while we generally associate the sound of a 7-string with harder, more aggressive sub-genres of rock and metal music, its history can be traced back all the way to the 1960’s. One […] Continue reading
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Exploring A Vintage 1969 Electro-Harmonix Triangle Big Muff Fuzz

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Exploring A Vintage 1969 Electro-Harmonix Triangle Big Muff Fuzz
Effects pedals are a mainstay in many musicians rigs. Players today have almost infinite options of preamp pedals, distortions, overdrives, and fuzzes to choose from to sculpt their sound. But believe it or not, there was a time when there weren’t many pedal options available at all. The original Big Muff Pi is […] Continue reading
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In The Shop: 1962 Gibson L-5CESN

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In The Shop: 1962 Gibson L-5CESN
Those with an affinity for archtop guitars are usually quite familiar with iconic Gibson guitars such as the ES-175, ES-335, and signature models such as the Johnny Smith, Barney Kessel, and Tal Farlow. But it’s their top of the line L-5 model that continues to rule them all, and we’re fortunate to have […] Continue reading
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Timeless Tones: The Legacy and Impact of the Fender Deluxe Reverb

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Timeless Tones: The Legacy and Impact of the Fender Deluxe Reverb
When it comes to electric guitars and basses, Fender is one of the world’s leading manufacturers and has been for the last 60 plus years. But it all began with the amps! Leo Fender himself was a passionate radio repairman who would eventually design some of the most significant circuits in music history. […] Continue reading
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In The Shop: 1964 Fender Stratocaster Charcoal Frost Metallic

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In The Shop: 1964 Fender Stratocaster Charcoal Frost Metallic
When it comes to original Fender instruments, no two are exactly alike. With hand-shaped neck profiles, differing weights, discrepancies between hand-wound pickups, there’s so much variation between two guitars that may have even been built alongside on another. But when you come across a good one, you just “know”. Today we’ll be exploring […] Continue reading
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How Did We Buy This 1953 Fender Precision Bass?

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How Did We Buy This 1953 Fender Precision Bass?
Here at IVG, folks come by selling vintage instruments for all kinds of different reasons, and we’re here to help make the process easier. In some cases, they could simply use some extra cash, or maybe they’re trading up for something in-store that catches their eye. Today we’ll tell you a bit about […] Continue reading
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The Amps Heard Round The World: Marshall JCM 800 Series

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The Amps Heard Round The World: Marshall JCM 800 Series
Who doesn’t enjoy the sound of a Marshall? England’s rock and roll hall of fame brand has been amplifying the world since the early 60’s, but which of them offer ‘the’ quintessential Marshall sound? Well, like anything that evolves over time, that depends on what period of music you’re looking at. Perhaps you […] Continue reading
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