Vintage guitar amps

Our resident Fender amp guru, Jens Mosbergvik, usually sings the praises of Fullerton’s classic offerings, but this time he switches sides to unpack his biggest gripes with the manufacturer’s legendary noisemakers.

Text by Dave Hunter Data compiled by Alan Greenwood and Gil Hembree Vintage Guitar is marking 25 years of publication with a year full of features. Using data compiled for The Official Vintage Guitar Price Guide 2011, we continue the celebration with a list of the 25 most valuable amplifiers – those that helped create

RetroFret Vintage Guitars

Discover these pawnshop beauties by Airline, Teisco, Yamaha, Harmony, Ace Tone, Hohner, and McKinney.

Carter Vintage Guitars on Instagram: “PICK YOUR RIG! We asked the sales staff if they could take home any guitar/amp combo what would it be and here are the choices. Which would…”

Loaded with three P-90s, this beauty has a storied history.

Gibson Super Goldtone amp and amp head

If you’re wondering how to choose a guitar amp, begin by considering the type of music you play. There are many different types of guitar amps and each one offers a different sound, as well as other features like effects. Guitarists who play in a band may need a different type of amp than a solo player. You’ll also want to consider your budget and size constraints.

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