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I don’t remember what drove me to my first lap steel. Maybe I needed a new sound for a song my band was working on, or perhaps I just felt like my guitar playing was in a rut. Whatever the reason, once I discovered it I was instantly hooked.

Mason does it again with some great playing and a quick history lesson on the Airline RS-II. Enjoy the show!

 New Airline Coronado ’59 Demo  Check out this new demo from our friend Mason Stoops. Mason does some great research and shares some interesting historical info about the origins of the Coronado model. Great job! The Airline ’59 Coronado is our tribute to the Supro Coronado model used by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys. [...]

Hey everyone, here is Mason Stoops from California. Mason has been a customer of My Rare Guitars since we first met at NAMM in 2005. He is a talented player and we are very proud to have him helping out with some guitar demos. Good thing we have them in stock at www.myrareguitars.com, because after [...]

As with other rare and vintage instruments, Eastwood Guitars swooped into production to create its own unique version of the Mandocaster, which construction and appearance rivals the old Fender issues.

The new ’59 Custom version of this model is being seen all over town these days. Check out this new video from Wendell Ferguson, and pay close attention to the SCTV bit at the end.

Our good friend from Austin Texas – Lance Keltner – got his band together and did some guitar demo’s for us. We will be uploading them over the course of this month, here is the first one, the Eastwood P-90. Enjoy!

The good folks over at Premier Guitar have reviewed the Eastwood Warren Ellis Signture Tenor guitar. You can check out the review here. BTW not to brag, but they gave it 4.5/5.0 picks!

Last month I sent my good friend Vince Lee our new Airline Folkstar Resonator guitar – asked him to take it for a test drive. Here are three short videos he sent back.

A buddy of mine (thanks, Garrett!) tipped me to this model on eBay. I’ve long been a lover of 1960’s Italian-made guitars. One of my great regrets is letting go of a Sano hollowbody that was, in all but name, the same as the hollowbody Galanti Rangemaster.