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Vintage Bench Test: 1961 Epiphone E230TD Casino

Some of the biggest names in pop history have played Epiphone Casinos, but this is one of the rarest of them all.
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Vintage Time Machines: 1959 Gretsch 6130 Round-Up

With a pair of Filter’Trons onboard but no G brand, this 1959 Gretsch Round-Up is a rare bird indeed…
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Vintage Bench Test: 1965 Fender Telecaster

With all of its original hardware in place and a sympathetic refinish by Clive Brown, Neil Ivison’s vintage Tele is a player’s grade gem.
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Vintage Bench Test: 1964 Fender Stratocaster

If a played to death pre-CBS Strat is your fantasy guitar, this example from 1964 may be much as you have imagined it.
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Vintage Bench Test: 1956 Les Paul TV Special

This played-in and wonderfully maintained Les Paul Special challenges some of the conventional wisdom on Gibson’s student rebels.
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Vintage Time Machines: 1932 National Triolian Resonator

This iconic 1930s resonator bears a few battle scars and has been spared a refinish. It’s a prime specimen.
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Vintage Bench Test: 1936 Kalamazoo KG-11

The Gibson name may not appear on the headstock, but this beautiful pre-war treasure delivers dry, dusty blues tones to die for.
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Vintage Bench Test: 1966 Fender Jaguar

Leo Fender’s second offset offering took surf music, and later the alt-rock world, by storm. Huw Price spends some time taming an exotic jungle cat.
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Vintage Time Machines: 1950s Watkins Westminster ‘Black Star’

Stripped down to the bare wood and fitted with a pair of EL90 valves, this late-50s Watkins Westminster ‘Black Star’ still carries the warm, mellow tones it helped pioneer.
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Vintage Bench Test: 1956 Gibson ES-350T

Mystery surrounds the exact identity of this beautiful Gibson archtop, which shares elements of both the ES-350T and Byrdland.
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