Musikmesse 2014: retro and boutique guitars
We check out some show floor stunners
Musikmesse 2014: retro and boutique guitars
Musikmesse 2014: Any guitar-heavy show will usually involve excessive salivating on our part, and Musikmesse 2014 is no different.
We took a stroll around the show and found some seriously stunning guitars out there.
Click through our gallery to see what we stumbled across...
Tausch 665
Fender Custom Shop '52 Telecaster Heavy Relic
Fano Thinline Alt De Facto RB6
Gibson Collector's Choice Dutchburst 1960 Les Paul
Gretsch Custom '62 Duo Jet Relic
Guild M-75 Ltd Edition Goldtop
Koll Duo Glide with TV Jones pickups
Nick Huber Twangmeister with Joe Barden bridge pickup
PRS Private Stock McCarty Singlecut prototype
Jamie Dickson is Editor-in-Chief of Guitarist magazine, Britain's best-selling and longest-running monthly for guitar players. He started his career at the Daily Telegraph in London, where his first assignment was interviewing blue-eyed soul legend Robert Palmer, going on to become a full-time author on music, writing for benchmark references such as 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die and Dorling Kindersley's How To Play Guitar Step By Step. He joined Guitarist in 2011 and since then it has been his privilege to interview everyone from B.B. King to St. Vincent for Guitarist's readers, while sharing insights into scores of historic guitars, from Rory Gallagher's '61 Strat to the first Martin D-28 ever made.
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