Seattle Guitar Geeks

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Mike Campbell teaches American Girl #solo Mike Campbell from Tom Petty and the heartbreakers teaches how to play American GirlScreen recorded from his page, I just had to share it with the Y...

7 Weeks to go until the 30th Seatac Guitar Show in Kent!

Come buy, sell or trade - vintage, new or used - guitars, basses, amps, pedals and more! Vinyl records, ukes, banjos, mandolins and more!

Sunday September 19th at the Kent Commons Gym.

$10.00 Admission 9:30am-3:30pm

If you want to be a vendor and sell some of your gear email me at [email protected]

Come and be a part of the Northwest guitar community as we celebrate the 30th Anniversary year of the Seatac Guitar Show!

"Pick of the Day" - 1975 Gibson Flying V and 1970 Marshall Model 1962 50w Tremolo JMP Ahh, the future. Introduced in 1958, the Gibson Flying V was a radical departure from classic Gibson designs, alongside the release of the Explorer in the sa...

Guitar Safari - 1959 Gibson Les Paul from Seattle to Tampa Today we embark on a new journey for the channel, we have the beginning of a new series for you all that we're calling "Guitar Safari"! With the series we'll...

CALL 206.382.0231 or EMAIL [email protected] ❤️

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No one likes having to sell gear, but if you have to, come see us!! We buy, sell, trade, and do consignments! Bringing your gear to an independent guitar shop not only supports a local small business, but also allows guitar players (the employees) to find your unused gear a new home. Think of us as "Tommy's Home for Wayward Gear". Feel free to bring in your guitars, basses, amps, pedals, mandolins, or ukuleles, we're always happy to work a deal with you!

For those of you who remember phones bolted to walls with cords on them, wheat pennies, and walking to school, in the snow, bare foot and up hill both ways here's some old amps from yesteryear.

Vintage Guitar Amps A page devoted to vintage guitar amplifiers