TMN is extremely proud to bring you one of the world's foremost experts in guitars & other stringed instruments, Mr. George Gruhn! In this first show, George describes the holy grail of vintage guitars - a 1950 Fender Broadcaster!
TMN is extremely proud to bring you one of the world's foremost experts in guitars & other stringed instruments, Mr. George Gruhn! In this first show, George describes the holy grail of vintage guitars - a 1950 Fender Broadcaster!
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Comments on 1950 Fender Broadcaster – THE GEORGE GRUHN ® GUITAR SHOW
I know, right!?!? ..blows my mind!! When people come in my shop with rings on, I tell ‘em they have to remove them first. ..even if they’re just picking up a Squier.
i dont know but he pushes his weight on it,it is a guitar not a table
How would that harm anything?
Meh, I’ve played plenty of 50′s and earlier guitars. I view them as toys, not relics to be placed on a shelf. I don’t baby my ’59 Jazzmaster at all.
EXCELLENT
the camera angle makes the guitar look HUUUUUUUUUUGE!
george gruhn is a living guitar encyclopedia!
Lol at the people freaking out about him damaging it. You’re lucky it’s not mine, I’d rock the shit out of that guitar.
What a great demo and a great sound !
Cool, but… I was hopin’ to hear the guitar plugged-in and played!
George Gruhn has forgotten more info on guitars than any of us gear heads think we know combined lol
Albert Collins was the only player I ever heard of that left the ash tray on his guitar.
he also uses the neck as an arm supporter … 6:50
Overpriced is in the wallet of the beholder,I believe that dude will only go up in worth, I think it would be a good investment, what might this guitar be worth to say brad paisleys grandson when hes 40, just sayin.
My Biggest Regret. there was a 1950 Broadcaster Refin ALL ORIGINAL for just $9,000 i had all my guitars ready for trade but then i held off for a week and when i decided. It sold,
Very cool : )
it’s in amazing condition…i can’t even imagine how much that guitar is worth
the nocaster!
All I could hear was his ring banging new dents into the neck…
You can’t go far wrong with a Telecaster. Good design, great sound.
Isn’t the ashtray supposed to be some kind of wrist-rest?
easy with the MR T rings bangin off the neck haha
aha nice, and likewise with me wanting to own a fender select telecaster one day. they’re the perfect combination of both brands!
I hear what you’re saying man. Much respect. I also love Gibson guitars. I have always been into Fenders, but one day I will get a Les Paul for sure.