Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
We are going hunting for rare vintage, used, and unique guitars at Replay Guitars in Carlton! In this episode of Guitar Search Saturday, we tour the shop, interview the owner, and search the walls for hidden gems, affordable Japanese imports, and legendary vintage gear. If you love guitar shopping vlogs, rare guitar finds, and vintage amp tones, this shop tour is for you.
👇 Check out the gear we found in today's video:
In this episode, we are testing out some unbelievable gear including a mint condition 1963 Fender electric guitar, a gorgeous 1969 Fender Jazz Bass, and a rare 1997 Marshall JTM45 Bluesbreaker in a stunning white finish. We also dive deep into why vintage Made in Japan (MIJ) guitars like Tokai, Greco, and Burny are considered total Gibson and Fender killers by collectors. Plus, we're firing up a vintage 1960s Airline guitar with unique "fake" humbuckers through a classic Vox AC15C1 amplifier to hear exactly how these quirky vintage instruments sound.
Whether you are looking for tips on how to buy used guitars, interested in high-end boutique brands like Nash Guitars and Walsh Electric, or just want to see some incredible vintage acoustic guitars from Gibson and Martin—Replay Guitars has something crazy in every corner.
Drop a comment below and let us know: Which guitar from today's hunt would you take home?
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Video Chapters
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00:00 - We Found a Holy Grail Vintage Guitar!
00:28 - Rare Left-Handed Gear in the Front Window
00:59 - Stepping Inside Replay Guitars (Carlton)
01:20 - The Shop Tour
01:32 - Why Everyone Loves the Peavey Red Stripe Amp
02:18 - A Very Weird Vintage Guyatone Amplifier
02:32 - The Rarest Amp Here? 1997 White Marshall Bluesbreaker
02:53 - Why MIJ Japanese Guitars are Dominating the Market
03:09 - This Tokai Goldstar Sound Strat is Mind-Blowing
03:30 - Hidden Gem Japanese Teles & Strats
03:41 - Nash vs. Jet Guitars: Boutique vs. Budget
04:31 - Playing a Music Man with Gold Foil Pickups
04:45 - The Paul Reed Smith Wall
05:00 - Is This Burny ES-335 Better Than a Real Gibson?
05:23 - Meeting Chris, the Brains Behind Replay Guitars
06:30 - This Aluminum Neck Walsh Guitar Feels Insane
07:24 - The Single Most Unique Guitar in the Shop
08:12 - Checking Out a Rare Australian J. Parsons Asaph
08:44 - The Iconic Höfner "Beatles" Bass
09:09 - Stepping Into the Vintage Acoustic Vault (Gibson & Martin)
10:08 - Rare Aussie & Japanese Imports You Never See
11:11 - Fire Up the Vintage Gibson Hawk Amplifier!
11:27 - Testing a Left-Handed Airline Twin Tone
12:26 - A 1960s Airline Guitar with "Fake" Humbuckers?
13:28 - Sound Demo: Airline Guitar + Vox AC15C1
14:38 - Rhyannon's Honest Thoughts on the Store
15:31 - The High-End Vintage Vault (Insane Gear)
16:03 - A Literally Flawless 1969 Fender Jazz Bass
17:38 - The 1963 Mint Fender Guitar We've Been Waiting For!
18:34 - Rhyannon Picked the Best Guitar in the Shop
19:18 - Grab a Tee & Get a Personalized Video From Me!
🔊 Dive deeper on this topic in The INTHEBLUES Tone Podcast!
Episode: Best & Worst Guitar Gear of 2025 → youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNYCekIbACITNOxtqSw5ZqY_gZumfCuV1
Full audio on Spotify/Apple: inthebluespodcast.com
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#guitar #intheblues
We are going hunting for rare vintage, used, and unique guitars at Replay Guitars in Carlton! In this episode of Guitar Search Saturday, we tour the shop, interview the owner, and search the walls for hidden gems, affordable Japanese imports, and legendary vintage gear. If you love guitar shopping vlogs, rare guitar finds, and vintage amp tones, this shop tour is for you.
👇 Check out the gear we found in today's video:
In this episode, we are testing out some unbelievable gear including a mint condition 1963 Fender electric guitar, a gorgeous 1969 Fender Jazz Bass, and a rare 1997 Marshall JTM45 Bluesbreaker in a stunning white finish. We also dive deep into why vintage Made in Japan (MIJ) guitars like Tokai, Greco, and Burny are considered total Gibson and Fender killers by collectors. Plus, we're firing up a vintage 1960s Airline guitar with unique "fake" humbuckers through a classic Vox AC15C1 amplifier to hear exactly how these quirky vintage instruments sound.
Whether you are looking for tips on how to buy used guitars, interested in high-end boutique brands like Nash Guitars and Walsh Electric, or just want to see some incredible vintage acoustic guitars from Gibson and Martin—Replay Guitars has something crazy in every corner.
Drop a comment below and let us know: Which guitar from today's hunt would you take home?
=============================
Video Chapters
=============================
00:00 - We Found a Holy Grail Vintage Guitar!
00:28 - Rare Left-Handed Gear in the Front Window
00:59 - Stepping Inside Replay Guitars (Carlton)
01:20 - The Shop Tour
01:32 - Why Everyone Loves the Peavey Red Stripe Amp
02:18 - A Very Weird Vintage Guyatone Amplifier
02:32 - The Rarest Amp Here? 1997 White Marshall Bluesbreaker
02:53 - Why MIJ Japanese Guitars are Dominating the Market
03:09 - This Tokai Goldstar Sound Strat is Mind-Blowing
03:30 - Hidden Gem Japanese Teles & Strats
03:41 - Nash vs. Jet Guitars: Boutique vs. Budget
04:31 - Playing a Music Man with Gold Foil Pickups
04:45 - The Paul Reed Smith Wall
05:00 - Is This Burny ES-335 Better Than a Real Gibson?
05:23 - Meeting Chris, the Brains Behind Replay Guitars
06:30 - This Aluminum Neck Walsh Guitar Feels Insane
07:24 - The Single Most Unique Guitar in the Shop
08:12 - Checking Out a Rare Australian J. Parsons Asaph
08:44 - The Iconic Höfner "Beatles" Bass
09:09 - Stepping Into the Vintage Acoustic Vault (Gibson & Martin)
10:08 - Rare Aussie & Japanese Imports You Never See
11:11 - Fire Up the Vintage Gibson Hawk Amplifier!
11:27 - Testing a Left-Handed Airline Twin Tone
12:26 - A 1960s Airline Guitar with "Fake" Humbuckers?
13:28 - Sound Demo: Airline Guitar + Vox AC15C1
14:38 - Rhyannon's Honest Thoughts on the Store
15:31 - The High-End Vintage Vault (Insane Gear)
16:03 - A Literally Flawless 1969 Fender Jazz Bass
17:38 - The 1963 Mint Fender Guitar We've Been Waiting For!
18:34 - Rhyannon Picked the Best Guitar in the Shop
19:18 - Grab a Tee & Get a Personalized Video From Me!
🔊 Dive deeper on this topic in The INTHEBLUES Tone Podcast!
Episode: Best & Worst Guitar Gear of 2025 → youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNYCekIbACITNOxtqSw5ZqY_gZumfCuV1
Full audio on Spotify/Apple: inthebluespodcast.com
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This YouTube channel participates in Affiliate programs. These programs are designed for the channel to earn an income using the links provided in the description or pinned comment section. Please note: Not all links on this website are affiliate links.
#guitar #intheblues
