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Title: Beach Boys Signed Guitar Post by: Rick5150 on May 17, 2019, 03:50:19 AM I am not sure how legitimate this is, but thought that it may be of interest to someone. I was looking for a watch and I came across this. Please delete if it is already posted elsewhere.
Beach Boys Guitar (https://www.touchofmodern.com/sales/piece-of-the-past-signed-guitars-2d518fee-1a48-415b-a31f-a362a8eef182/beach-boys) The are a lot of guitars that are listed by different artists - all by a brand called Huntington - so they are probably replicas. Title: Re: Beach Boys Signed Guitar Post by: HeyJude on May 17, 2019, 06:49:30 AM The market is flooded with this type of stuff. Dealers simply take the pick guard on its own out and get all the autographs (so they don't have to lug the guitar around), and then stick the pick guard on the super cheap knock-off guitar.
I've never understood the appeal of having one or a bunch of autographs from non-guitar players on a guitar. If one was inclined to collect autographs (I don't; I have a few in my collection that I usually wasn't even seeking out), I'd say an autographed album cover, or group photo, or tour program, or something of that nature, would be more appealing. Title: Re: Beach Boys Signed Guitar Post by: guitarfool2002 on May 17, 2019, 08:19:30 AM If someone wants it, go for it. But keep in mind this is a bizarre cottage industry and as described by HeyJude, these people have hired help following these celebs around with guitar pickguards to grab autographs. The actual guitars are budget knock-offs that are generally sold new for 100 bucks or less. It's for display only, and the guitar itself has no value.
I don't get it either. Guitars are made to be played, and why hang a knock-off on your wall... |