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by Dries Vanderheyden
Vintage-style bent-steel saddles are part of the Stratocaster sound. They are also a piece of 1954 sheet-metal work and they behave like one. If yo...
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by Dries Vanderheyden
The three-saddle Telecaster bridge is the reason a Tele sounds like a Tele. Three brass barrels, a steel plate, strings through the body and that h...
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by Dries Vanderheyden
Fitting a compensated wraparound tailpiece is a twenty minute job with no drilling, no routing and nothing filed. If you can change your own string...
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by Dries Vanderheyden
Music City Bridge makes two compensated wraparound tailpieces that look, at a glance, like they do the same job. They do not. Order the wrong one a...
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by Dries Vanderheyden
A Les Paul Junior is one of the most direct electric guitars ever built. One pickup, one volume, one tone, a slab of mahogany and a wraparound brid...
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by Dries Vanderheyden
If you play a vintage Gibson Les Paul Junior, Special, TV Model, Melody Maker or Goldtop, you already know the feeling. The guitar sounds enormous,...
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by Dries Vanderheyden
Professional Vintage Guitar Appraisals - Know What Your Guitar Is Really Worth
Unlock the True Value of Your Vintage Guitar Collection
Do you own...
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by Dries Vanderheyden
An early 1965 Gibson SG Standard, featuring desirable 1964 specs.
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by Dries Vanderheyden
Jan Viggria playing our 1952 Fender Telecaster Blakcguard.
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by Dries Vanderheyden
The 1965 Gibson SG Junior, a stripped-down powerhouse that packs a punch. With its single P-90 pickup and straightforward design, it delivers raw ...
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by Dries Vanderheyden
A stunning and all original 1962 Gibson SG Special in Polaris White
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by Dries Vanderheyden
Bent u in het bezit van een oude Fender of Gibson gitaar en bent u op zoek naar een betrouwbare koper? U bent bij Know Your Vintage Gu...
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