Jack’s Guitarcheology is a Nashville, TN area purveyor of weirdo and specialty guitars, vintage to modern. My name is Jack and I am a guitarcheologist with an affinity for all things funky and drenched in mojo.
In our guitarcheological digs, we specifically seek out dimestore guitars from yesteryear: Silvertone, Teisco, Kay, Hondo, Harmony, Conrad, Kent, Kingston, Kawai, Aria, Truetone, Airline, National, Maxitone, Valco and Danelectro…just to name a few. I also specialize in top-notch partscasters, intriguing pieces of playable art, bizarre (and admittedly obnoxious) noise makers, vintage obscure guitar parts that you absolutely have to have and my signature rubber bridge-equipped vintage acoustic guitars.
Jack and the team like to focus on one simple mission: saving as many guitars from the scrap pile as possible. We firmly believe that maintaining and upcycling the world’s current supply of guitars is the future of luthiery. These guitars are our history, they tell our story, and it is our mission to preserve them.
This is unfortunate. These were really cool until my buddy Ian got a C&D from the big G. No sir-ee, no more of these will
This was a listing for a really cool MIJ T-Style that came through the shop a few times (guitarists are fickle). As I understand it, these
Jack’s Guitarcheology looks back on when we opened and Adrienne Koch came out to write an article for the Wilson Post. Hard to believe this
