Love these type of videos. Keep em’ coming

Sad story, wasted guitars that could have been had for a good price!

Hmmm....I did not know Jim had a D76??

Jim's D-76 is an epic guitar! That Nashville looks great: nice, tight grain.

I love my Les Paul Special. They are great guitars.

Such a weird instrument. I love it.

Made in China or Japan?

glad to stumble on this channel

Bing the guitar on the Mic!

Just saw the Black Beauty, and if you happen to come accross a late sixties Gibson Les Paul Custom, with a damaged/altered head stock trim, that might be mine. It was stolen in 1975ish from Hayward California. Never giving up hope finding it.

That PRS plays great.

That Orville is beautiful

You guys are having way too much fun.

You're not quite Trogly, but it's nice to see your guitars! 😀

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Jacaranda Whoops. The Jacaranda is in Liverpool, not Hamburg.

That box had some pretty instruments.

That body size reminded me of a Silvertone 618/620 Jumbo. Slim and broad. Thanks. Very interesting episode.

I've known of Ursula the guitar for a while now, but I never knew the story. Thanks for sharing, Greg. Merry Christmas!

Beauties!

JK1000 were made by esp with original German Floyd rose as you pointed out. Awesome guitars!

The one I played was GREAT.

I can confirm that the BM plays and sounds great.

LOVE that Tele.

this one got my blood heated and stirred!!!!

If you're not sold on your current tremolo pedal, you are welcome to borrow my Walrus Audio Monument for a test drive.

I was hoping to see what Drew did with that crazy Altoids pocket amp.

you guys have all the fun

This is perfect viewing while I am sipping my morning coffee.

What a find! I thought my 1980 Les Paul was a deal, but you win.

Fun to look "behind the curtain" of your typical unboxing area of your shop - what a cool workshop! A verified vintage PAF should be worth more than the whole guitar?? Let - alone a 50's Fender single coil - wow!~!! Consider installing them into your own personal one and relish such a treasure! Happy for you! Jim

I don't even practice without a volume pedal - that's how much a fixture they are and that Big Boss ... is my choice! I'm also a hopeless vintage speaker/cab/amp-aholic (who isn't) ... so you got me with that little Alnico! Drew is a great guy - you two are obvious real friends.

Is the new Bed Heads EP the one based on The Odyssey? I am looking forward to it!

Did the meaning of "vintage" change while I was out of the room?

Always a treat.

Mmm. Mocha Tele Custom. Did you mention the year?

Beautiful Tokai LP!

I like the old Ibanez guitars. They were the most consistent guitars in the early 1980s. The Roadster series were quite good.

Mmm. Fender lap steel. Sweet.

Look at THAT handsome devil!

7.19 lbs

GL Smith! You sure made my day (and week)!!! It's addicting to watch your unboxing video's and to share your friends!

You guys are delightful!!! I've stumbled into a great channel.

Nick Schilling, luthier to the stars. And to some of us lesser players. 🙂

I am waiting with baited breath. Maybe I should use some mouthwash.

Thanks for the interview Greg! Great meeting you!

Beautiful basses.

I don't think I've ever heard someone answer "Elvis Costello" to that one! Interesting.

Sweet Greco bass!

Kick ass!

Impressive unboxing, Northwest Vintage Guitars. Looking forward to your next upload! I smashed that thumbs up button on your video. Keep up the awesome work. The details on the Heritage guitars are fascinating-what are some of the key characteristics that differentiate the Custom Shop models from others in the lineup?