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    1967 Kent Model 834

    Oct 22, 2019 2 minutes
    BY TERRY CARLETON

    boom of the 1960s progressed, so too did guitar technology and quality. Guitar manufacturers like Teisco and Danelectro, who produced thousands of stripped-down entry-level guitars, slowly started to offer guitars that had some if not all of the features professionals sought. Conversely, a lot of popular pro-guitar manufacturers, like Gibson

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