Chris’ Guitars, specializing in semi-vintage and clean utility guitars and basses within the price range of working musicians. My inventory generally leans toward Fender and Gibson, though I usually have a supply of PRS, Gretsch, Ibanez Guild, Martin, Taylor, Jackson, etc., as well as an assortment of moderately priced–but very playable–less famous brands. I also have 100’s of effects, tons of amps, PA/recording gear, and even some keyboard gear. Our price system is designed to keep prices below book value, rather than amassing a huge collection of full retail priced merchandise. On Vintage gear and higher end items, I tend to deal in all-original pieces but do my best to identify questionable features so there are no surprises when your new guitar arrives at your home. I’m always looking for trades.
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– Most are the real deal from the 70’s, all are the highest quality waterslide available and, when installed, indistinguishable from original factory decals. Most are priced at $20 but some, like these genuine 1977 Gibson (ES-336, Firebird, E.S. Artist, Thunderbird was sold) are priced at $50. If you’re restoring a $1500 vintage guitar, don’t go cheap on the decal – get the best.I also have a bunch of spaghetti Broadcasters ($20) on blue grid paper that I’m told are original Fender.
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