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GALLERY: Show Us Your Gear - Vintage Gear

From super-clean grails to more modern classics to old-school obscurities, a look at the vintage gear in PG readers' collections.
Premier Guitar December 2010
Have your own vintage gear you want considered for our next vintage gallery? Send pictures, including year, make, and model, with a caption about why you dig it, to rebecca@premierguitar.com.

     

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brad
on 02/24/2012 		that 58 les paul is gorgeous!!!
Simone
on 10/22/2011 		Hi, I just bought a 1964 Reverberocket without speaker; which speaker replacement do you recommend me, a Weber 12F150 or a Weber 12A125? Thanx, cheers! Simone
Jeff butcher
on 01/08/2011 		Hey, I have a "64 just like that, except its black. A few nicks but all works and plays fine. I play it sometimes, but it just looks great hanging on the wall. I bought it in a thrift shop, oh 5 years ago. They wanted $10, I gave them a twenty and said "keep it". Its a keeper.....
Chris W
on 12/23/2010 		Yeah, I can't speak highly enough about the Ampegs. They are truly the best deal in vintage amps these days. The guilds are another one to check out too. The 98RT is the same circuit as a Reverberocket and I got mine last year for about $400 in near mint condition with an amp cover.
Aaron P.
on 12/22/2010 		Ted Rzad If you grab a few Ampeg Combos (which are still cheap but goin up) You will use them alot, I promise you. I think you can still get a Jet for $400 and a Reverberocket for $750 if you need more wattage. Gems!
rockbeare
on 12/16/2010 		Hi, Rockbeare here. Really glad people are enjoying the pix of some of my vintage guitars which I shared via the excellent Premier Guitar. In answer to the question about which amps I use, see the other pages on my web site at rockbeareguitars.com. Be warned, I'm not a vintage amp hound. Happy christmas!
Don
on 12/14/2010 		Sure thats not a 61 Junior?
Ron Johnson
on 12/12/2010 		Love the Ricky 405. "Tommy can you hear me?"
Scott
on 12/11/2010 		The 1961/62 Fender Shoreline Gold Strat looks amazing.
Dragonfire
on 12/11/2010 		What a pristine collection. Love the Les Pauls, and the 61 Strat. Must make some incredible sounds. What amps does Rockbeare play through?



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