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You're my hero! 1964 was the best year that I ever heard - there's just something about them. Had one and had to sell it ten years ago . . . The point is that amps and sound is a very subjective topic. If you can hear the difference, then you're going to do whatever it takes to get the sound...

Buy a Boogie - live happily ever after. Problem is, it depends on the guitar(s) you're using and what you're playing. For example, a Boogie and a Les Paul probably isn't going to get you the kind of sound that you would want in a classic country band where you're playing Albert Lee licks all...

Post some pictures of it here and I'll try and help you identify it. As for the GC Vintage experts - I was in the Hollywood store and holding a 1956 Les Paul Custom that had OBVIOUSLY been refinished. They swore that it was original paint. You could even see where the binding had been messed...

DHL are a company I've shipped things with internationally - but never guitars. I've seen the ads here for international FedEx - but I've never used them internationally. They're very good for deliveries within the USA. I'm assuming you know to loosen the strings, support the neck, pack it so...

Yeah, but don't ever try and pick it up! :D

Slash. If he was twice as good as he is, he'd still be way overated. He could start by learning to tune the instrument. Brian May. The cool man himself. Not really my cup of joe, but tasteful all the time (well, almost)

If you like the sound, check out Peter Green on 'The Supernatural' on John Mayall's 'Hard Road' Album from 1966 (or was it 1967?). Pretty amazing at the time - if you think that the Beatles were the biggest thing around when he did it. foo

For this type of sound I would have to go with the Reverend Billy Gibbons on Blue Jean Blues. But there is one Atlanta Rhythm Section tune with a line that goes something like 'listen to them Gibson's squall' which is 'muy chilo'

Try here: www.gruhn.com www.southworthguitars.com www.mandoweb.com Originality is important - don't refinish it or put any new parts on it at all. Be prepared to be shocked by how much it's worth. foo

you can check out the various dealers websites here in the US, and then figure out what it would be in NZ. I've discovered that the prices tend to be higher out of the US. Try www.gruhn.com or www.southworthguitars.com or www.mandoweb.com for starters Gruhn's have a 73 telecaster on their...

There's a reason Boogies are everywhere. Buy a Boogie, live happily ever after.

Who's 'clear and bell-like' tone are you looking for?

Johnny Lang and the Big Bang (his band) - played the scene in Minneapolis in the mid-late 90s - when he was too young to go into the clubs he was playing in. So dues? yes, he paid a few. First saw him there when he sat in with a pretty tight touring blues band from Louisiana - at age 14. He...

Three: 1965 Pro Reverb 1966 Vibrolux Reverb 1993 Boogie Mk IV w/1x12" EV Cab

. . . and then Peter Green showed up . . . Oh my God, listen to this guy play!

I missed it. But when he showed up in Mayall's band, it was like Hendrix opening for the Beach Boys - major shock waves. Never heard anything like it before - only Keith Richard playing Jimmy Reed's licks on Rolling Stones #1 and #2

Sounds like a Pay Per View opportunity to me . . . Ralph Maccio can be the referee. ;)

Er . . . somebody help me out here. Does Troll have one 'L' or two?

Of course, the homemade banjo/guitar thingy. I bet Clatpon doesn't have one of those . . .