Binding: Magazine
First Issue Lead Time: 6-10 weeks
Format: Magazine Subscription
Issues Per Year: 12
Label: Vintage Guitar
Magazine Type: Trade magazine
Manufacturer: Vintage Guitar
Number Of Issues: 12
Publisher: Vintage Guitar
Studio: Vintage Guitar
Subscription Length: 365 days

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Editorial Review:

Product Description:
Each month, Vintage Guitar magazine proves why it's the most respected source of in-depth information on classic guitars, amps, the coolest new gear, and the musicians who make it all great. Plus, with thousands of new, used, and vintage instruments for sale in every issue, VG provides a direct link to your dream axe and rig! And as a subscriber, you can buy and sell using VG's free classified ads.

Every month in VG, you'll get nearly 200 pages of:

• In-depth interviews with real guitar heroes of the past and present.
• Full-color features that highlight classic gear in fantastic detail.
• The real stories behind the less-than-famous guitars that fueled the guitar craze, by renowned guitar historian Michael Wright.
• Answers to tough guitar questions from George Gruhn's "Q&A" column, exclusively in VG.
• The popular "Reader's Gallery," showcasing readers' instruments. Send us photos of your favorite gear!
• Tone, repair, and maintenance secrets from guitar and amp experts Dan Erlewine, Gerald Weber, and Tony Nobles.
• Columns and features on all types of acoustics, electrics, amplifiers, basses, and effects.
• Help selecting the best new guitar-oriented CDs, videos, DVDs, and books.
• Up-to-date values on vintage and used gear.
• Plus gear reviews, new product news, book and video reviews, and a list of guitar shows from around the world!

Rating: - Vintage Guitar Magizine Review
I am a musican and guitar maker and have found Vintage Guitar Magazine to be one of the best in the market for both serious collectors and players as well as people just interested in guitars. It covers a cross section of the market with new technology ads as well as established companies, features on a cross section of musicans, and a classfied ad section with top end guitars. It is worth checking out.

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