Vintage Guitar magazine
Buy That Guitar Podcast
Introducing Buy That Guitar Podcast with Ram W. Tuli On Tuesdays, Ram W. Tuli presents "Buy That Guitar," a new podcast from Vintage Guitar magazine. This show is all about the joy of guitars - buying, selling, and collecting both vintage and new guitars, custom shop guitars, amplifiers, and everything in between. Each week, Ram sits down with a special guest to discuss, you guessed it, guitars! Subscribe to our "Overdrive" newsletter for the latest happenings at Vintage Guitar magazine news: www.vintageguitar.com/overdrive/
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Jan 29, 2026
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Episodes
Vintage-Amp Collector Tommie James 06.08.2024 1:00:06
In Episode 5 of "Buy That Guitar," presented by Vintage Guitar mag, host Ram Tuli speaks with Tommie James, a vintage-amp collector whose pieces have been profiled nine times by VG's Dave Hunter, including rare 1959 and '61 Bandmasters. They dig into the details that make vintage Fender amps so special. Subscribe to our "Overdrive" newsletter for the latest happenings at Vintage Guitar magazine: h...
Kevin Borden of Kebo's Bass Works 05.08.2024 1:08:00
In Episode 4 of “Buy That Guitar,” presented by Vintage Guitar magazine, host Ram Tuli is joined by Kevin Borden, co-owner of Kebo’s Bass Works, Flemington, New Jersey. Their discussion focuses on the market for vintage basses, and Kevin shares insight on mistakes to avoid when buying a vintage instrument. Links: https://kebosbassworks.com Sponsored By: StringTree https://www.stringtree.co Subscri...
David Davidson of Well Strung Guitars 22.07.2024 59:23
In Episode 2 of "Buy That Guitar," presented by Vintage Guitar magazine, host Ram Tuli is joined by David Davidson of Well Strung Guitars to discuss the most-valuable guitars in today's market. Collectors looking to buy iconic production-model guitars can expect to pay more than $100,000. In fact, the most-expensive guitar (Gibson's '58 Explorer) is now valued at more than $1 million. Of the more...
Introducing Buy That Guitar Podcast with Ram W. Tuli 08.07.2024 0:47
Buy that Guitar Podcast available everywhere on July 9. Ram W. Tuli presents "Buy That Guitar," a new podcast from Vintage Guitar magazine. This show is all about the joy of guitars - buying, selling, and collecting both vintage and new guitars, custom shop guitars, amplifiers, and everything in between. Each week, Ram sits down with a special guest to discuss, you guessed it, guitars! Subscribe t...
Nate Westgor of Willie's American Guitars 08.07.2024 44:10
In Episode 1 of "Buy That Guitar" presented by Vintage Guitar magazine, host Ram Tuli talks with Nate Westgor of Willie's American Guitars, discussing how Gibson and Fender became the dominant brands in today’s vintage market. When you see "Gibson" on the headstock of a vintage guitar, you know it was made by an artisan who carved, shaped, and assembled that guitar, and took pride in the wor...
John Majdalani of Cream City Music 50:57
In Episode 3 of "Buy That Guitar," presented by "Vintage Guitar' magazine, host Ram Tuli is joined by John Majdalani, co-owner of Cream City Music, Brookfield, Wisconsin. Their discussion keys on "sleeper" guitars; more than 10,000 models are listed in the “The Official Vintage Guitar Price Guide,” and 25 percent of them sell for less than $2,500. Which amongst them will keep climbing in value? Co...
Effects Guru Garrett Tung 1:00:01
In Episode 5, "Buy That Guitar" host Ram Tuli talks to Garrett Tung, owner of Boingosuarus Music, about the most-collectible pedals and effects in the vintage market. In "The Official Vintage Guitar Price Guide," pedals and effects are the most-dynamic and fastest-growing section. Those crusty ol' fuzz and modulation stompboxes are fetching serious money! Links: http://www.boingosaurus.com Sponsor...
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