Podcast 106: Walter Carter of Carter Vintage Guitars on the First 'Burst episode artwork

EPISODE · May 16, 2016 · 36 MIN

Podcast 106: Walter Carter of Carter Vintage Guitars on the First 'Burst

from The Fretboard Journal Guitar Podcast

On this week's podcast we talk to Walter Carter of Carter Vintage Guitars about one of the store's latest acquisitions, a May 1958 Gibson Les Paul that could safely be called the first 'Burst. This prototype guitar came from the factory with a three-piece top and a "Special" finish, which just happened to be the same yellow to cherry red sunburst pattern that would be found on all those iconic 1959-1960 Les Pauls. Carter tells us about this unique instrument, how he found it (or it found him) and, yes, the price he's asking. Carter is an invaluable resource when it comes to all things fretted, so we also ask him about some of the recent sales trends he's seen in vintage instruments, what guitar markets seem soft and more. http://www.cartervintage.com https://www.fretboardjournal.com http://www.fretboardsummit.com

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