Vintage Guitar magazine price guide featuring the most accurate values on thousands of instruments.
The Hal Leonard Official Vintage Guitar Magazine Price Guide 2023 gathers input from 35 of the world's foremost expert dealers, each of whom brings decades of experience in the business. That's one of the many reasons it's the most-trusted source for values. Partnering with 35 of the top guitar dealers in the industry, Vintage Guitar provides the most accurate values on thousands of models of electrics acoustics, basses, amplifiers, effects, lap steels, mandolins, and banjos.
The Guide includes a useful directory/geographical guide featuring dealers, manufacturers and tech/repair companies, plus contact info. Knowledge and information are vital in the dynamic world of collectible guitars and gear and no source provides it better than The Official Vintage Guitar Price Guide 2023. Whether your instrument is an investment or a piece that you simply enjoy riffing on, it’s always nice to know it’s worth.
For many musicians, instruments are investments. And they’ve been good investments: the typical vintage guitar today is worth almost four times what it was in 1991. Vintage Guitar developed its 42 Guitar Index to help readers and enthusiasts track the value of their instruments. The easy-to-understand graphic can be found in the introduction. The table of contents shows the major sections and each is organized in alphabetical order by brand then by model. The Guide has excellent brand histories and in most cases the guitar section has the most detailed information for each brand. When possible, The Guide lists each model's years of availability and any design changes that affect values.
The Guide includes a useful directory/geographical guide featuring dealers, manufacturers and tech/repair companies, plus contact info. Knowledge and information are vital in the dynamic world of collectible guitars and gear and no source provides it better than The Official Vintage Guitar Price Guide 2023. Whether your instrument is an investment or a piece that you simply enjoy riffing on, it’s always nice to know it’s worth.
For many musicians, instruments are investments. And they’ve been good investments: the typical vintage guitar today is worth almost four times what it was in 1991. Vintage Guitar developed its 42 Guitar Index to help readers and enthusiasts track the value of their instruments. The easy-to-understand graphic can be found in the introduction. The table of contents shows the major sections and each is organized in alphabetical order by brand then by model. The Guide has excellent brand histories and in most cases the guitar section has the most detailed information for each brand. When possible, The Guide lists each model's years of availability and any design changes that affect values.