Japanese Guitars
Why Vintage Gear is a Must-Have for Aussie Bands in 2025
In a world dominated by digital production and plug-and-play solutions, there’s something undeniably magical about vintage gear. For Australian bands—whether indie, punk, or alt-rock—the warmth, character, and tactile response of vintage...
6 Vintage MIJ Guitars That Did It First—and Best
Japan's MIJ scene wasn't just full of copies—it produced rare, top-tier models that command respect today. Here’s a quick list of six standout models you might not know: Greco SuperReal...
Why Vintage Japanese Guitars Still Outshine Today’s Models
From craftsmanship to investment, vintage Japanese guitars punch far above their weight. Japanese-made guitars—especially from the '60s and '70s—offer exceptional craftsmanship and unique tone, often surpassing modern counterparts. These MIJ...
Vintage Japanese Basses: Underrated Powerhouses
Vintage Japanese basses have always had a lower profile than their Fender or Gibson peers—but that doesn’t make them any less righteous. Forums are full of players who started on...
MIJ Guitars: Built to Last, Played to Win
The first time you pick up a great vintage MIJ guitar, there’s this moment—you strum, it sings back, and you know instantly this isn’t some knock-off pretending to be the...
The Truth About “Lawsuit-Era” Guitars — More Than Just a Myth
The Truth About “Lawsuit-Era” Guitars — More Than Just a Myth You’ve probably seen the term “lawsuit-era guitar” floating around the vintage gear world—especially when it comes to Japanese-made guitars...
