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This is a guy called Seiji Igusa. He is super talented! I love his playing style and technique. Please check him out on instagram at @seiji_igusa Seiji Igusa is an acoustic guitarist/ composer in Japan. He was born on November 9, 1988 and got close to gospel from his childhood days.

This vintage 1965 Silvertone 1485 guitar amplifier with 6 speaker cabinet came through the shop a few years ago. I'm always a vintage Silvertone and Danelectro guitar amp buyer but I especially love the six speaker 1485 model. Please call me to sell a vintage Silvertone guitar amp. The Silvertone 1485 was the largest of the Danelectro manufactured amplifiers distributed by Sears in the 1960s. The 1485 featured a unique single preamp/twin power amp circuit which drove six Jensen C10Q speakers…

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Text by Dave Hunter Data compiled by Alan Greenwood and Gil Hembree Vintage Guitar is marking 25 years of publication with a year full of features. Using data compiled for The Official Vintage Guitar Price Guide 2011, we continue the celebration with a list of the 25 most valuable amplifiers – those that helped create

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Hey everyone! Ben Fargen here from Fargen Custom Amps & Mods. I was asked to write a post for MyRareGuitars.com, so I thought I'd write about some famous songs and amplifiers. I'm really looking forward to your comments, so let me know which songs and amps you would include in this list. Thanks!

Convert Any Radio Into a Guitar Amp: Turn any radio into a guitar amp. This is probably one of my favourite hacks that I have ever stumbled across! It’s so simple that anyone with a soldering iron and screwdriver can do it. All radios have an amplifier built into them – i…