July 2009 \ Features \ Field Report \ Gallery: Montreal Guitar Show, part 1

Gallery: Montreal Guitar Show, part 1

Joe Coffey

In our first Montreal gallery, we check out the electric side of the show, which was new this year, with a few acoustics thrown in for good measure.
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Mike Potvin also turned heads with two guitars that could be described as the end result of leaving a Tele and a Jr. together in a closet together for too long with some Barry White playing in the background: the El Camino (left) and the Ranchero (right). The Ranchero is equipped with a hand wired Jason Lollar P90.



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guillaume
on 07/17/2009 		yeah, but like 99% were gorgeous... but they were all WAY TOO PRICEY !!! the cheapest one i saw was i think 4000$... but damn, this is a nice event, with the jazz festival, i'm happy to live in montreal.
Zack Janine
on 07/13/2009 		I wish I worked at premier....you guys get to cover some awesome gigs...Montreal is definitely on my list to go to next year...a real guitar show; not just another useless flea market...and the jazz festival to boot...thanks for bringing this awesome event to my attention
Papa Funk
on 07/10/2009 		Reminds me of a Roberto-Venn class! Some really nice stuff, some that should have been left at home.
Ratfink
on 07/09/2009 		Damn, there were some ugly guitars at that show!



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