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Comment by Peter Afendoulis on January 13, 2010 at 9:19am

Hi all: I own a 1977 Ibanez 693-12 & a 1986 Ibanez Lonestar LE300: I don't know what qualifies a guitar as vintage but reckon 25 years should do it! If I ever work out how to post pics on this site I'll post some.

Comment by mason banks on July 13, 2009 at 5:47pm

Ok i need some info from all you vintage junkies, This is the head stock of a guitar my father in law gave my wife many years ago this was his main guitar for many years he bought it used i think in the 60's it is older than me and my wife we dont know how old, there is nothing inside the guitar info wise it is also the same guitar as my profile pic(looks can be deceving its not a real dove) please look at the head stock does anyone know what this guitar is by the symbol on the head? curosity killed the cat and i'm almost dead lol. please help.

Comment by Indarican on June 4, 2009 at 9:19am

I have an "83 Strat with the Jumbo frets is it considered vintage yet? Thats 26yrs old and it still has some of the plastic on it from when it was bought.Its like new.Someone took real good care of this girl.

Comment by David Nussbaum on April 19, 2009 at 7:53am

This is my vintage 1975 Ibanez Artist #2601. Interesting story....my father actually gave me this guitar back in the day and I played it all the time. Then, in a lustful moment, in 2000 I traded it in to get my Martin DR. For the next 8 years I regretted my decision and truely felt lost without my Ibanez. Then, in 2008, while searching E-Bay one day, there it was! By way of a German music store, I found it in Jersey City. Now....just to clarify, it wasn't the same serial number but I didn't care! She was actually in mint condition (slightly better than my old one). so I put in several bids and a luck last minute bid and won her heart back!
I can tell you now that I will never part with my Ibanez again...and I know my sons will care for her (and my other 7 guitars) for a long time to come.

Comment by Bob Amos on April 6, 2009 at 10:28pm

My wife has an interesting vintage guitar that as been in her family since the early days of the last century. It belonged to her Great, great grandmother. It's a Victoria B&J from New York. This company made this guitar from 1905 until about 1930. I have a photo of the guitar today as well a shot of her Great, great grandmother with it and a few other instruments. This one is the middle guitar in that photo and I understand that 2 more of the instruments in the photo are still in the hands of family members. Look at the photos in my profile.

Comment by Garret Nachowicz on February 13, 2009 at 12:21am

i uploaded some pics on my profile of my guitar. its a '79 aria pro II fullerton.

Comment by Garret Nachowicz on February 7, 2009 at 1:11am

Is a '79 guitar considered vintage? if so, then i might just post pics of my aria. plays like a dream! shows what some good tlc and regular maitenance can do over the years.

Comment by ecoll65 on January 2, 2009 at 4:19pm

Marc Roy.. Try this link for Tama info. http://freenet-homepage.de/hufschlag/html/tama_main.html

Comment by marc roy on January 2, 2009 at 1:12pm

I bought a Tama guitar about 12 years ago in a pawn shop ,Ididn't know Tama made guitars.The only information I got is that they made these guitars in 77 & 78.It's got a good bassy sound ,I just love it.Does anyone know anything about these guitars.Pix in my profile

Comment by Ross on December 9, 2008 at 10:25pm

Anyone have any info on old Raven guitars? see my profile for pics I can't seem to add them on my comments

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