Martin Guitar History: Once Upon A Time In America
WEBThe Martin blueprint was already in place, as exemplified by designs like the 1-40 with its ‘pyramid’-profile rectangular bridge and simple, classic peghead. The 40 was one of 11 styles in the 1870 catalogue, ranging in size prefix from 0 to 3. The levels of appointment, and therefore price, varied.
[QUESTION] know anything about New York Pro brand? : r/Guitar …
WEBNov 11, 2021 · Was at a pawnshop looking to get my first electric guitar, saw one I liked, brand was New York Pro, wanted to know about the brand before purchase, I have a picture of the guitar if anybody wants to know the model.
Martin 1-21 Parlor Guitar made New York 1865-1890 NATURAL
WEBThis is one of the nicest examples of a Circa 1865 Martin 1-21 Parlor guitar as we have recently offered for sale. It is a guitar that would be devoutly wished for by any collector, but also by any player who leans toward the gentle music of the age of Stephen Foster or Louis Moreau Gottschalk.
New York "Pro" Classical Acoustic / Electric Guitar | Reverb
WEBNew York Pro Classical Acoustic / Electric Guitar in black. Guitar has 4 band EQ with volume knob. Perfect guitar for a beginner to intermediate guitarist. Comes with a hard case. There are normal pick markings on the front of …
Let's Talk "New York Pro" Guitars - A Guitar And Gear Support …
WEBMay 27, 2020 · I then came across forum discussions that likened "New York Pro" to Rondo's SX brand and the Brownsville guitars sold at Sam Ash. Opinions on "New York Pro" ran the gamut from them being complete garbage to being amazing guitars that pros use as their primary instrument.
Great Acoustics: 1870s Zogbaum & Fairchild/John C. Haynes Parlor Guitar
WEBJan 10, 2020 · Based on the hardware’s branding, Dustin determined that the guitar was probably built in the late 1870s for the New York instrument company Zogbaum & Fairchild by the Boston-based luthier John C. Haynes, whose name …
These Guitars Are Made From the “Bones of NYC” - Untapped New York
WEB4 days ago · Since the seventies, New Yorker Rick Kelly has been making guitars from the “bones of old New York.” Crafted from wood mostly scavenged from dumpsters and building sites across New York...
New York Pro guitar review (Telecaster copy) - YouTube
WEB6.1K views 9 years ago. New York Pro guitar review/demo, a very similar feeling/sounding Telecaster type guitar.. Tele knock-off w/ Fender Vibro-Champ amp (also the guitar is a...
New York Pro Acoustic Guitar Question - Harmony Central
WEBFeb 18, 2009 · New York Pro was a Sam-Ash base brand for a few years, they are low quality but look nice. A good set up and they play nicely. I found a NYP hollow body jazz guitar on Facebook marketplace and talked the guy down to 40 dollars. They aren’t worth over 100 for any of the models.
1870s(?) Martin . . . WOW - The Acoustic Guitar Forum
WEBJun 27, 2022 · 1870s Martin, possibly? Actually, according to the information over at A Stamp of Approval, Martin continued to use New York on their labels until 1898--although one rare 1896 example does exist with Nazareth, PA on the label.
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