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A gorgeous two-stone ring from the Art Deco era featuring 2 old European cut diamonds totaling app. 0.40 ct. with a French cut square sapphire (probably synthetic) on either side.  The stones are accentuated by hand engraved detail and delicate filigree.  The ring is done is 18kt white gold and size 6 1/2 that can be sized to fit.

troglysguitarshow.com

Interested in selling me a guitar? Email me PHOTOS and a PRICE and I’ll get back to you with an offer if I am interested. Have a question about your guitar or its value? Book a Private Help S…

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Inventory We always have new stock trickling in. If there is a particular model/finish you are looking for you can go to the product page for that model and enter your email in the ‘notify me when this product is available’ box shown below and the site will automatically email you when it’s back in stock. Unfortunately

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We recently had the pleasure of hosting Dan and Tom Erlewine in our shop.  It was a fun day with some special guests like Steve Earle, Julian Lage, Armand Hirsch and John Peden.  We shot a few videos shared information and had plenty of laughs.  Now up on StewMac is the first of these videos.

imperialvintageguitars.com

Buy, sell, and trade vintage and new electric guitars, acoustic guitars, basses, amplifiers, home audio, pro audio, keyboards and synthesizers, and effects pedals. We buy guitar collections.

davesguitar.com

Dave's Guitar Shop is one of the largest independent guitar retailers in the Midwest! Shop our large selection of Fender, Gibson, Paul Reed Smith, Martin, Taylor, Rickenbacker and much, much more! We ship our new and used inventory worldwide.

stillkickinmusic.com

Pot codes can help you determine the year your guitar or bass was manufactured, especially in cases where you can't find a serial number on the instrument, or the serial number still leaves room for interpretation. (If you can find the serial number, go to our extensive Serial Number Database to help you find your baby's born on date.)Keep in mind there are lots of cases where a manufacturer such as Fender may buy pots in bulk and use them over several years, so you can't always count on pot codes to be exact, but they can help narrow down the date when taking into account other factors. CTS, Centralab, and Stackpole discussed below are the most common pots you'll find in early American made Fender, Gibson, Epiphone, Guild and some other guitars.  CTS PotsLet's start with one of the most common pot codes you'll see. That would be a number beginning with

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I had a run of about 6 shows where my strings were giving up after a set. I use D'Addario strings and this was new. Usually I buy them in the bulk packaging (25 sets) but I was waiting for more so picked up a dozen sets from a music store. I did notice that when I installed them they felt a...