Why You SHOULD Buy a Vintage Guitar

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[@andreasfetzer7559]

Those 70ies volute maple necks are great 😊

[@davecooper360]

My vintage-est guitars are: Old 60s Kingston semi hollow 1983 Gibson Sonex 180 1991 Gibson Les Paul Studio 1994 Fender 40th Anniversary Strat 2006 Squier '51 AND i have an old Foxx Fuzz Wa and Volume pedal i bought for $10 back in 1981.

[@Coleo432]

That's awesome!

[@BonJovi1987Fan]

I have a 2019 reissue kramer jersey star that has had it headstock broken twice and has been drenched in rain one time. I got the red jersey star and it sounds a little different from the first one but I love the white one because it got me into bon jovi in the first place.

[@maximus5787]

i really don't know enough about guitars to determine what's "vintage" and what's not, but your definition of 20+ years old definitely seems accurate

[@Coleo432]

Thanks!

[@royronnie259]

I recently bought a 1991 Gibson les paul studio. It has an ebony fingerboard. I got a real les paul... for a grand

[@Coleo432]

Those are great guitars!!

[@trueMAXIMUS]

obsessed with these videos where you upload one that’s like “DONT DO THIS” and then you immediately upload one saying “DO DO THIS.” shows you know both sides of the argument quite well! i

[@myshow667]

i look at it as 20 years or so is classic, 50 years or so is vintage. i have some pretty neat 70's japanese les pauls that are super fun, decent guitars

[@Coleo432]

I'll have to check one out. Thanks for watching!

[@myshow667]

@@Coleo432 I just did a vid about my 70s Univox if yer bored or curious

[@Coleo432]

@@myshow667 I'll give it a watch!

[@myshow667]

@@Coleo432 my apologies I'm advance for my guitar playing. I'm a drummer in real life ha

[@hawkgeoff]

It' doesn't make sense to you because you're still a pup. Go play a 59LP and let me know how your 79 stack up. The "term" vintage has morphed into describing great sounding guitars built during a time period when the "at the time new" stuff coming out of Gibson and Fender were less than stellar(like around 1979). But if you use the word "vintage" using nothing more than the chronological definition of the word vintage then yes, you have a "vintage" guitar. But us boomers will continue to chuckle to ourselves recalling the days when "vintage" was a synonym for better... not just older.