Instrument Buying and Selling

epiphone les paul 100,sn.s304120846

I value cannot be placed on this simply by the statement of what it is, and what the serial number is. It is highly determined by condition. This question cannot be answered.

I got mine for about, 600 American dollars, if it is more than that, it is a rip off.

You can find a guitar shop by researching it online using a search engine. You may also be able to call information and find out that way as well.

I've been reading about these guitars all day, I am looking for one to buy. I found one at a local music store, it's from the early nineties and is in excellent condition. The price marked is $149. This includes an "as long as you own it" limited warranty.

Steve Miller is Les Paul's god son. Les Paul's first name isn't "Gibson"; Gibson manufacturer the Les Paul guitar.

price on hammond organ model 144115 serial 110620

It's worth about 500$ to 600$ or a used from 400$ to 500$ hope this helps

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Stradivarius used special wood people think is from the last ice age. There are also not many of them in the world.

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Unfortunately there is any store sell this guitar .. i have the same problem !

very light and reliable guitar in my experience, the stock pickups that come with the lower end ones are pretty bad but it stays in tune very well compared to others I've played in its price range and never really had any hardware problems in the last 4 years with mine. Stay away from bronze series ones though their the lowest end ones.

it doesn't look like it but its a very comfortable guitar to play sitting or laying down, I don't work for BC Rich but I highly recommend them , as always though keep in mind that the shape just like any other guitar doesn't make it metal. How you play , strings and down to your amp do.

I have a Jesse French console. $475. seems low.

That'll be about tree fitty.

A series serials are not even listed on this page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squier#Serial_Numbers

I would guess it's a very early US or Japanese build.
Does it have a Made in USA/Japan on the headstock?

14,99 $

First off, you should know a used one can go anywhere between 350.00 to 750.00. Depending on the finish, and the condition. The HRR 50s (maple fretboard) are more desirable than the HRR 60s (rosewood fretboard). Also the first versions of this model had a Kahler Steeler, and are not as sought after as the latter Original Floyd Rose version.

Based on the above, I would say a never used HRR Stratocaster should sell for $600-$900.

Zampognari is the name of traditional musicians that mark the beginning of the Christmas celebrations in some regions of Italy. The instrument they play is the bagpipe. Originally, these traditional musicians were shepherds who came down from the hills to celebrate the holiday season with their families. Nowadays these musicians are men who work in the city, but they come from families with Zampognari tradition.

According to a chart I found your serial no. would equate to a vintage of 1915-1916.

Needs to be confirmed.

the Michael kelly patriot custom is the best guitar in the world

it has two humbucker pickups with coil tap

a awesome red sunburst finish

only two controls and one 3 way toggle so there are no overcomplications

a ebony fretboard with abalone inlays

a mahogany body with a flame maple cap

only £299.00

check it out at www.michaelkellyguitars.com

p.s. not offical just my personal opinion

Vincent Bach company is one, though they've had huge quality control problems and I don't know if they're fixed yet. My daughter is a professional trumpet player and teacher for whom I bought a Bach Strad when she was about 14 and we took turns playing nearly a dozen horns, many still in bags, before we found a "perfect" one, which she later found has a small intonation problem on E2 that's just enough that she has to "lip it up".

Most were simply awful, with many intonation problems, noisy valves, or a more shrill tone than the already shrill tone they tend to have. I darken mine with a 1C Megatone and she darkens hers with a 3C, sometimes Megatone, and by putting more air through a more relaxed embouchure. And I personally use an 11EW when I want shrill and high or want to get more playing time out of my air. Or survive really high notes a long time.

Yamaha is one of my favorites for their consistency, with my favorite being the YTR-2335, sometimes called the "Yamaha/Schilke" as it was made in conjunction with Schilke, who legend has it oversaw the whole operation of this singular hand-made Yamaha.

Then there's Schilke. Schilke horns are handmade by real craftsmen and are considered one of only a few brands so good you can safely by them online and know you'll get a great horn. Ordering a Strad online is risky at best.

Then there's Holton. Student horns, yeah, but everyone (with exceptions like Schilke) makes student horns but Holton also makes the ubiquitous MF-Horn.

And just like microbreweries, there are many, MANY small outfits making outstanding instruments by hand.

I've only encountered a few consistently bad brands. York when I was younger. And now some company in India is cranking out extremely inexpensive horns you see all over eBay. They're very much what you'd expect from, say, a 4-valve piccolo costing $99. The brass equivalent of a kazoo.

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Play it and see. I've owned so many guitars I don't even look at the headstock , I'll play a few riffs or scales and see how well it holds up.

how to tell a good guitar from a bad:

*what is it made out of , plywood is terrible , where as say alder or mahogany are the industry standard for "tone". Google will tell you if you can find the model and or series.

*how good does it sound? unplugged and plugged in assuming it's electric

*can you play every fret on the neck without the notes instantly dying or getting an annoying amount of buzz

*is it comfortable to play and slide up or down the neck

*are the electronics in good places , I hate when my hand hits the volume knob for example when I'm soloing.

down the road you can do the following to improve the sound and reliabillity

put new strings on the guitar (youtube can help)

adjust the string height as low as possible to make it effortless

buy new guitar tuners off of say ebay , I recommend Grovers

and a guitar processor will make even no name guitars sound incredible.

Just one word, "TALENTED"