First and foremost, it is essential to understand that when you buy a vintage guitar you are both trading and investing. You are an active participant in a live, evolving market, complete with the flows, peaks, troughs, and fractal self-similarities found within the financial stock market. When bought correctly, vintage guitars can be exceptionally profitable investments. Traded intelligently in line with the market, whether for short- or long-term gain, a vintage guitar can

The Fender Jaguar was ready for mass production at the start of 1962 and was heavily advertised, and built purposely for the new, hip and...

Hi everyone. This post is a continual work-in-progress post and documents the earliest known Fender Jaguar. Please feel free to contact...

When it comes to Fender custom colour instruments we all have a few favourites. They may be on the rare or more popular side of custom...