@@grungerkr020 I’m so honored to hear that, thank you! I put my settings out there in hopes that it will help people, I’m happy they’ve been working for you 🙂
@@thepatterpatrol26 Yup that's all he was. It's not like the few albums he put out are still massively influential 30 years after his death and 2 of his guitars are currently not the two most expensive guitars ever sold at 6 million and 4.7 million. Any junkie could do that.
i just picked up a squier classic vibe mustang in sonic blue and it sounds great, i can get really good live in utero tones and it almost looks like skystang!
I’m starting to realize my love of offset bodies is because of Kurt. I haven’t listened to nirvana in years, but they still have an impression on my taste in music.
kurt is very high on my list of influences, that list including frank iero, jerry garcia, eddie van halen, robin skinner, claudio sanchez, and yvette young to name but a few. and as important as they all were and are to my own musical journey, kurt is one of my absolute favorite musicians to have ever lived. it took me a long time to really appreciate nirvana’s music, but after i really dove into it, it was like learning a new language. the way kurt used direct lyrics and driving guitar riffs to tell intricate and complex stories is absolutely incredible. in the decades since his death, we’ve seen a number of artists do what kurt pioneered, and while they all do it very well, there was something very special about how and when kurt wrote the music he did. kurt was uniquely brilliant, and that can never be understated. i wish him a very happy birthday, wherever the hell he ended up
@@j-pastel-yellow Awesome. Frank (and MCR in general, they're my favorite band) is very influential for my writing/playing as well. Frank and Ray really know how to come up with unique and memorable guitar parts (often played at the same time). I need to listen to more Coheed. I love their debut.
A beautiful collection and a perfect way as a musician to pay such great respects to a legend who influenced so many of us. Happy Birthday Kurt, we miss you.
I got hooked on this channel with the Bleach record tones. Safe to say you're now one of my favorite UA-camrs. Thank you for sharing this and I'll be checking out your band.
While im not a fan of nirvana i respect them as a musician and guitarist, especially one who loves student and pawnshop retired guitar brands and names. Shame we lost Kurt.
Your videos are fantastic and your gear collection is remarkable. I passed up a Jag-Stang many years ago and still regret it. My Squier Super Sonic has a definite Nirvana vibe tho!
Nirvana was a massive influence on me, I was 12 in 92 when I first heard Nevermind and that was it. I was lucky enough to get ahold of a Cobain Mustang right when they came out and I love it. I did swap the jb for a super distortion and replaced the tuners with Gotoh's but that's about it. That guitar thru my Mesa studio 22 or deluxe reverb can nail just about any tone. I had an original Jag-Stang years ago, the neck was phenomenal but I just couldn't stand the body. I kinda regret selling it but I liked it more for what it was vs how it played. Funny enough I picked up a Univox Hi Flyer in 93 for $50 and traded it to a guy for an Ibanez RG470 in 96. Seemed like a good idea at the time but I seriously regret that one.
That Jag-Stang prototype is also a Peter Buck model, as he got it once Kurt passed away. It can be seen in the video for "What's the Frequency, Kenneth?"
Love Kurt's gear, and it's also a great way to introduce players into knowing about different pick ups and different pedals, bc it's just so bare bones it's really easy for newer players to understand what's going on and later on learn more and more
Your collection is really nice! What made me really sad is the fact that one of his guitars was sold for millions of dollars. That’s exactly what he wouldn’t want.
Really dig the collection. Pretty sure the Big Muff used on Lithium was a V6 NYC , definitely a transistor version and the era makes sense. Sounds like Krist's Rat is stacked into the mix as well for that track. Would be really cool to find out a Russian Muff was used, definitely my fav of the bunch (Love mids!!!!)
Since posting my Lithium tone explanation video, people have been pointing out the NYC big muffs to me! Really wish I had known that before so i could've included it in that video
I was no where near born in his time but I can tell you he still is helping the youth of today and we miss him and I hope he is doing good in the afterlife. Also I love your videos and this is an amazing video.
Oh Man just found your channel a couple of days ago - and OH MAN! Been Nirvana fan and a guitar player since almost 30 years now. Just wanted to say that your dedication here and professionalism and knowledge are just beyond amazing! Thank you very much for the details, hints, and what is the most important keeping the legend alive! Keep going man!
These videos are very interesting. I grew up during the grunge era and this was the music of my childhood. Different time for sure. I was in an alternative rock band that had a small following in my area. We used to start off with the intro to purple Haze and then we would go into rocking in The Free world. That was awesome. People really liked it.
One thing I learnt from your video we should live for ourselves as well. Focusing on family thinking about future could put more pressure so sometimes we should spend our money on ourselves.
great collection man, those guitar look great! also great pedalboard! i totally understand why you got that amp in particular, makes sense ! ill subscribe just to see and hear you playing your wear
For a budget echo flanger or poly chorus you should look at the flamma mini mod! I am deciding whether or not to buy it and I'm wondering if that has similar effects
In 94 two weeks he passed away, a telecaster was sent to Kurt, he said that is his favorite one, on Internet you can find all the info, it would be great if you included it in your collection
I wish I could have a Kurt Cobain collection like yours but my bank account would down the drain if I would try to recreate your setup. Keep up the good work I’ve been inspired to play guitar by watching these vids. Have a good day 👍🏼
my dads friend from high school had an original jagstang in fiesta red, he sold it for drugs i’m assuming. he sadly passed away recently i never met the guy but i’m mad at him for selling it
Interesting fact about Kurt's competition mustang (that you may know already) - it was purchased by Jim Irsay, owner of the Indianapolis Colts, and he actually tours his guitar collection (which has tons of other interesting guitars and artifacts). Look up the Jim Irsay collection and if you can make it to a stop you can see it in person
Vandalism guitar is not the only "Fender" brand stratocaster that Kurt played. When he played "rape me" live at the paramount, the neck of his guitar clearly reads, "Fernandes" which is a japanese brand of stratocaster.
It’s the same guitar but with different necks. First was it’s stock Fender neck, when that got destroyed it was replaced with a Fernandes. After that one was destroyed it was replaced with a Kramer neck as seen at Paradiso
I like my epi et 270 a bunch. Alot different than the others for sure. Mine doesn't have an E decal on it and I think someone cut a new nut. I wonder if a stock one would make it much different. The nut does make a big difference believe it or not sometimes. Either way it's a lovely guitar, even for non nirvana stuff. The pickups need no changing. I got an eastwood phase iv too, which is nice, and it's a cut above other eastwood guitars I've gotten my hands on. Like they make replicas of old guitars and lots of times that's what they are, replicas. This ones solid though. The pickups aren't quite as hot as the old ones but they do alright I guess with fuzz pedals. I got a few fuzz factorys from zvex and they scream. You're right on time with the amp man. I got a couple but I found a tonemaster is all I need, especially just playing alone in my room. Sounds like tubes without all the maintenance and weight. Old folks don't like them cause they don't "move air" or something. If you want the sound of a fender amp, get a tonemaster for real. Things in this world do change and get better and this is definetly one of them for sure. I got the deluxe reverb and it works for my needs just fine.
My collection is as follows: Fender Marauder (blue, triple humbucker) Fender Jaguar (MIJ, block inlays, stock singles) Fender Vintera Mustang (sunburst) Univox Hy-flyer phase 1 custom (sunburst tortoise, stock big singles) Squier Classic Vibe Jazzmaster (sunburst with gold guard and custom roasted neck locking tuners) Fender Offset "nashville" Tele (it's a jazzmaster shape with a tele bridge and 3 singles) Fernandes Telecaster (bound candy apple red with seymour duncan quarter pounds) Squier Offset Telecaster (white stock but still awesome Squier 51 (with one humbucker in the bridge) G&L Doheny (like a jazzmaster kinda) And last but certainly not least is Yamaha Pacifica 510v (one pickup and floating bridge. May be my best one)
I had his Jaguar, but am just keeping the Mustang (for sound) and Jagstang (for looks/modding). You're going to love it when you get the studio preamp with a Mesa power amp. Mesa/Boogie makes them sound twice as good as a Fender Twin, IMO. I might be selling them soon too, if you're interested. I have a Conrad-Johnson PV-2 as preamp now, that somehow sounds even better for about the same price. I wanted to get Kurt's tone and then improve it for so many years, and I feel like the PV-2 was the ticket to that for me. (You can hear both preamps compared on my channel) But, the Mesa/Boogie with a Mustang is the exact tone of his that I wanted, (Nevermind / Incesticide tone) and it seems to record better for some reason. I'm not sure I'm ready to part with it yet, because I still like having his exact tone, but sometime soon, because I want to explore more hifi distortion guitar tones.
Eastwood is great, I want their el bayo devo 2x4 guitar. I like Puresalem guitars as they also do recreations like the bo diddley shark fin shape which i dont think anyone else does, and they call it the "valiente" and the billy bo thunderbird as the "brave ulysses". Any of Gretsches thunderbirds start at $1500. Eastwood's billy bo is called "juliano"
My cousin recently gave me his vandalism replica, which according to him,is the closest ill get without the real thing. Its got the tape, neck humbucker in the bridge, and everything
I wish I had a dollar for every time a UA-camr said "link is down in the description" only to not leave a link to the referenced video down in the description.
Amazing collection ! Don t know if someone already mentionned it, but the Roseland guitar is a Mustang, not a Jagstang. Cobain Never played the red jagstang, Fender was supposed to ship it to him in April 1994. And you know what happened ;)
Check out part 2 for the updated full collection: ua-cam.com/video/siWG36pnb38/v-deo.html
whos here for his 57th birthday
i miss Kurt so much. he was such a nice guy, and left his mark in musical history. happy birthday Kurt!
btw U should do a blew bass cover with the bleach tone, it would be great!
Yes that would be fun!
@@grungerkr020 I’m so honored to hear that, thank you! I put my settings out there in hopes that it will help people, I’m happy they’ve been working for you 🙂
Did you hang out often?
@@thepatterpatrol26 Yup that's all he was. It's not like the few albums he put out are still massively influential 30 years after his death and 2 of his guitars are currently not the two most expensive guitars ever sold at 6 million and 4.7 million. Any junkie could do that.
Guys, i might be wrong, but i think he’s a fan of nirvana
Yeah I think so too
Hmm, idk man
YOU ARE SO FUCKING WRONG CANT YOU SEE HOW MUTCH HE HATES NIRVANA?
I think he’s more of a my chemical romance fan
I pretty sure he’s actually a weezer fan
I love how detailed you were on the history behind the guitars he used. Great video.
Thank you! I love doing the research and putting together the history portions 🙂
*the least obsessed nirvana fan:
i just picked up a squier classic vibe mustang in sonic blue and it sounds great, i can get really good live in utero tones and it almost looks like skystang!
That's awesome!
I’m starting to realize my love of offset bodies is because of Kurt. I haven’t listened to nirvana in years, but they still have an impression on my taste in music.
kurt is very high on my list of influences, that list including frank iero, jerry garcia, eddie van halen, robin skinner, claudio sanchez, and yvette young to name but a few. and as important as they all were and are to my own musical journey, kurt is one of my absolute favorite musicians to have ever lived. it took me a long time to really appreciate nirvana’s music, but after i really dove into it, it was like learning a new language. the way kurt used direct lyrics and driving guitar riffs to tell intricate and complex stories is absolutely incredible. in the decades since his death, we’ve seen a number of artists do what kurt pioneered, and while they all do it very well, there was something very special about how and when kurt wrote the music he did. kurt was uniquely brilliant, and that can never be understated. i wish him a very happy birthday, wherever the hell he ended up
Kurt Cobain and Eddie Van Halen were the kings of tone ...and playing style.
Good to see Yvette Young get a mention. I don't think she gets the credit she deserves, one of the best modern guitarists out there.
Ay, nice Claudio and Frank mention
@@layne05 for sure. mychem and coheed are my favorite bands ever, and hugely influential in my playing and writing
@@j-pastel-yellow Awesome. Frank (and MCR in general, they're my favorite band) is very influential for my writing/playing as well. Frank and Ray really know how to come up with unique and memorable guitar parts (often played at the same time). I need to listen to more Coheed. I love their debut.
such a soothing and well made vid, awesome stuff man
🥹 thank you!
I'm a really big fan of your channel and Kurt in general, and it was really cool to see all the gear you use on your Nirvana videos.
I really appreciate that! Thank you for watching and for the support 🙏
A beautiful collection and a perfect way as a musician to pay such great respects to a legend who influenced so many of us. Happy Birthday Kurt, we miss you.
Well said 😊
Man i’m so jealous. Absolutely love this channel
So many killer pieces of gear. Can't wait to see what's next
Excited to show what's been in the works for months at this point! It's finally coming together
Thanks for this video here, Kurt was A Genius, To Put it Mildly, I Miss Him, may he R.I.P. , Cousin Figel
Happy birthday Kurt we love you and miss you ❤🎉😢
Nirvana really got me into rock music and I admire their music so much. They are truly my favorite band, this video was so awesome!
I got hooked on this channel with the Bleach record tones. Safe to say you're now one of my favorite UA-camrs. Thank you for sharing this and I'll be checking out your band.
That really means a lot to me thank you so much!
Dope collection man. Love the vids, keep it up
Thank you for watching!
@@NirvanaGuitars I’ve been wondering whether to get a Es335 like Dave or a skystang any advice
Beautiful collection and thanks for all the great info! It did give me jag stang envy! Gotta get one of those!
You should, they are great guitars! Thanks for watching 😃
While im not a fan of nirvana i respect them as a musician and guitarist, especially one who loves student and pawnshop retired guitar brands and names. Shame we lost Kurt.
Your videos are fantastic and your gear collection is remarkable. I passed up a Jag-Stang many years ago and still regret it. My Squier Super Sonic has a definite Nirvana vibe tho!
Thanks a lot, beautiful collection.
Thank you for watching!
That red Epiphone was also famous for being one of the main guitars of Justin Trosper of Unwound.
People started telling me that once I got mine, I had never heard of Unwound but quickly became a fan. Strong Fugazi vibes
Nirvana was a massive influence on me, I was 12 in 92 when I first heard Nevermind and that was it. I was lucky enough to get ahold of a Cobain Mustang right when they came out and I love it. I did swap the jb for a super distortion and replaced the tuners with Gotoh's but that's about it. That guitar thru my Mesa studio 22 or deluxe reverb can nail just about any tone. I had an original Jag-Stang years ago, the neck was phenomenal but I just couldn't stand the body. I kinda regret selling it but I liked it more for what it was vs how it played. Funny enough I picked up a Univox Hi Flyer in 93 for $50 and traded it to a guy for an Ibanez RG470 in 96. Seemed like a good idea at the time but I seriously regret that one.
That Jag-Stang prototype is also a Peter Buck model, as he got it once Kurt passed away. It can be seen in the video for "What's the Frequency, Kenneth?"
It would need to be strung upside down to be that 😉
Love Kurt's gear, and it's also a great way to introduce players into knowing about different pick ups and different pedals, bc it's just so bare bones it's really easy for newer players to understand what's going on and later on learn more and more
Couldn't agree more!
Dude this is an awesome video
Your collection is really nice! What made me really sad is the fact that one of his guitars was sold for millions of dollars. That’s exactly what he wouldn’t want.
Thanks for the video, and I sincerely hope that you’re raising your kids on Nirvana!!!
Oh you know it 😉 my toddler LOVES lithium and in bloom!
@@NirvanaGuitars Yeah!🤘🏼
This is such a cool hobby to have, Keep it up!
Happy birthday Kurt! Thanks to you, I am getting the fender Kurt Cobain jaguar!
Happy birthday kurtt
I miss you so Muach Happy Birthday Kurt 😍😍😍
Really dig the collection. Pretty sure the Big Muff used on Lithium was a V6 NYC , definitely a transistor version and the era makes sense. Sounds like Krist's Rat is stacked into the mix as well for that track. Would be really cool to find out a Russian Muff was used, definitely my fav of the bunch (Love mids!!!!)
Since posting my Lithium tone explanation video, people have been pointing out the NYC big muffs to me! Really wish I had known that before so i could've included it in that video
I was no where near born in his time but I can tell you he still is helping the youth of today and we miss him and I hope he is doing good in the afterlife. Also I love your videos and this is an amazing video.
Beautifully worded 😊 Thank you!
i also modded my first ever guitar to look like the vandalism strat. its so much fun to play and hopefully i can get a collection like yours one day
Awesome collection dude love it
Thank you!
Wow! Loved the history! Can’t wait to see what’s next.
Thank you! 😃
Absolutely fantastic collection!
Thank you!
Loved the video. So much history.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it 😃
Oh Man just found your channel a couple of days ago - and OH MAN! Been Nirvana fan and a guitar player since almost 30 years now. Just wanted to say that your dedication here and professionalism and knowledge are just beyond amazing! Thank you very much for the details, hints, and what is the most important keeping the legend alive! Keep going man!
Kurt cobain would always be legend and I can believe he's 56 rest in piece kurt cobain❤️❤️
Happy Birthday Kurt!
Awesome 😎 Great collection 😁 Thanks for sharing, much appreciated.
Thanks for watching!
These videos are very interesting. I grew up during the grunge era and this was the music of my childhood. Different time for sure. I was in an alternative rock band that had a small following in my area. We used to start off with the intro to purple Haze and then we would go into rocking in The Free world. That was awesome. People really liked it.
Literally love this channel
❤️
Man, beautiful collection. I would kill to see these in person. Well done sir. Love your attention to detail.
enjoy the videos so much, learnt a lot and even bought a couple of pedals because of these videos. 🙏
I am so happy to hear you enjoy and learn from them! That's all I could ask for 😃 Enjoy your new pedals!!
He actually used that guitar (7:42) on MTV Awards 1992.
At the MTV VMA 92 awards he used a Fender Stratocaster with hot rails
Happy birthday legend! Great video
One thing I learnt from your video we should live for ourselves as well. Focusing on family thinking about future could put more pressure so sometimes we should spend our money on ourselves.
Hell yeah. Nice rigs 😎✊✨🎸
Awesome collection, man, and happy birthday to Kurt if he was still around
This video was a surprise but a damn welcome one.
🤩
great collection man, those guitar look great! also great pedalboard! i totally understand why you got that amp in particular, makes sense ! ill subscribe just to see and hear you playing your wear
Wow happy birthday Kurt Cobain you are a legend!!!
Happy Birthday Kurt Cobain.
🎂💐❤️👍👍💪💪
Great collection.
Thank you!
Happy birthday, Kurt!
For a budget echo flanger or poly chorus you should look at the flamma mini mod! I am deciding whether or not to buy it and I'm wondering if that has similar effects
Will look into it! I've been trying to find polychorus alternatives so I really appreciate the tip!
Congratulations on 17k🎉
Thank you so much!
Nice collection
Thank you!
Your welcome :)
Awesomeness!!! 🔥
Thanks! 😁
Hated nirvana growing up . ..watched a documentary on him for some reason and it made me sad . Bless that man's soul.
In 94 two weeks he passed away, a telecaster was sent to Kurt, he said that is his favorite one, on Internet you can find all the info, it would be great if you included it in your collection
i wish to have your collection or anything near it one day 🤞
Happy Birthday Kurt
Great man!!!Nirvana 4ever :-) greatings from PORTUGAL
Thank you! Greetings from USA 👋
I wish I could have a Kurt Cobain collection like yours but my bank account would down the drain if I would try to recreate your setup. Keep up the good work I’ve been inspired to play guitar by watching these vids. Have a good day 👍🏼
It's a collection that's been 10+ years in the making! I did not get these in just months or 1 year haha. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing all your knowledge, it is multiple. Friendship from a French Nirvana fan.
Sick Collection!
Thanks!
wonderful video!! ur an inspiration for me and i love ur tones. Thanks!!
That means a lot to me thank you for watching 😃
The wait was worth it
🤩 Happy to hear that!
Love the guitars love the pedals you should try running the distortions b4 modulating for better tone
I have to say that Mustangs are my #1 favorite guitar, and I love mine.
Fun collection! Kurt used a Mesa Boogie Studio Preamp - could be another good option for direct recording while you’ve got to keep the racket down.
awesome guitar collection bro!!
Thanks Spidey!
Awesome collection my friend. I think the et-270 might be my fav of them all
Severally underrated guitar all around, one of my favorites too
great video and i like your band, gonna check it out
That really means a lot to me, thank you!
my dads friend from high school had an original jagstang in fiesta red, he sold it for drugs i’m assuming. he sadly passed away recently i never met the guy but i’m mad at him for selling it
awesome collection!
Thanks!
great video mate loved it guitar player thirty years
Interesting fact about Kurt's competition mustang (that you may know already) - it was purchased by Jim Irsay, owner of the Indianapolis Colts, and he actually tours his guitar collection (which has tons of other interesting guitars and artifacts). Look up the Jim Irsay collection and if you can make it to a stop you can see it in person
Awesome!
most sane nirvana fan lol
Vandalism guitar is not the only "Fender" brand stratocaster that Kurt played. When he played "rape me" live at the paramount, the neck of his guitar clearly reads, "Fernandes" which is a japanese brand of stratocaster.
It’s the same guitar but with different necks. First was it’s stock Fender neck, when that got destroyed it was replaced with a Fernandes. After that one was destroyed it was replaced with a Kramer neck as seen at Paradiso
Love your vids!
That means a lot thank you!
I like my epi et 270 a bunch. Alot different than the others for sure. Mine doesn't have an E decal on it and I think someone cut a new nut. I wonder if a stock one would make it much different. The nut does make a big difference believe it or not sometimes. Either way it's a lovely guitar, even for non nirvana stuff. The pickups need no changing. I got an eastwood phase iv too, which is nice, and it's a cut above other eastwood guitars I've gotten my hands on. Like they make replicas of old guitars and lots of times that's what they are, replicas. This ones solid though. The pickups aren't quite as hot as the old ones but they do alright I guess with fuzz pedals. I got a few fuzz factorys from zvex and they scream. You're right on time with the amp man. I got a couple but I found a tonemaster is all I need, especially just playing alone in my room. Sounds like tubes without all the maintenance and weight. Old folks don't like them cause they don't "move air" or something. If you want the sound of a fender amp, get a tonemaster for real. Things in this world do change and get better and this is definetly one of them for sure. I got the deluxe reverb and it works for my needs just fine.
My collection is as follows:
Fender Marauder (blue, triple humbucker)
Fender Jaguar (MIJ, block inlays, stock singles)
Fender Vintera Mustang (sunburst)
Univox Hy-flyer phase 1 custom (sunburst tortoise, stock big singles)
Squier Classic Vibe Jazzmaster (sunburst with gold guard and custom roasted neck locking tuners)
Fender Offset "nashville" Tele (it's a jazzmaster shape with a tele bridge and 3 singles)
Fernandes Telecaster (bound candy apple red with seymour duncan quarter pounds)
Squier Offset Telecaster (white stock but still awesome
Squier 51 (with one humbucker in the bridge)
G&L Doheny (like a jazzmaster kinda)
And last but certainly not least is
Yamaha Pacifica 510v (one pickup and floating bridge. May be my best one)
I had his Jaguar, but am just keeping the Mustang (for sound) and Jagstang (for looks/modding). You're going to love it when you get the studio preamp with a Mesa power amp. Mesa/Boogie makes them sound twice as good as a Fender Twin, IMO. I might be selling them soon too, if you're interested. I have a Conrad-Johnson PV-2 as preamp now, that somehow sounds even better for about the same price. I wanted to get Kurt's tone and then improve it for so many years, and I feel like the PV-2 was the ticket to that for me. (You can hear both preamps compared on my channel) But, the Mesa/Boogie with a Mustang is the exact tone of his that I wanted, (Nevermind / Incesticide tone) and it seems to record better for some reason. I'm not sure I'm ready to part with it yet, because I still like having his exact tone, but sometime soon, because I want to explore more hifi distortion guitar tones.
Kurt uses Univox Hi-Flyer during "Bleach" album recordings, and was his 1st ever guitar to record it and played it live.
Yes you’re correct! I go over his Bleach studio gear here: ua-cam.com/video/kSV-EHqpYJM/v-deo.html
Eastwood is great, I want their el bayo devo 2x4 guitar. I like Puresalem guitars as they also do recreations like the bo diddley shark fin shape which i dont think anyone else does, and they call it the "valiente" and the billy bo thunderbird as the "brave ulysses". Any of Gretsches thunderbirds start at $1500. Eastwood's billy bo is called "juliano"
Un joyeux anniversaire à mon kurt cobain il restera toujours le meilleur de tousssss merci ta collection et incroyable ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Happy Bday to Kurt🙌👐
Happy birthday kurt!
Outstanding video ‼️
Thank you!
Nice collection by the way.
My cousin recently gave me his vandalism replica, which according to him,is the closest ill get without the real thing. Its got the tape, neck humbucker in the bridge, and everything
I wish I had a dollar for every time a UA-camr said "link is down in the description" only to not leave a link to the referenced video down in the description.
You wouldn’t make any money off of me because every link is in the beginning of the description under the hashtag
Amazing collection ! Don t know if someone already mentionned it, but the Roseland guitar is a Mustang, not a Jagstang. Cobain Never played the red jagstang, Fender was supposed to ship it to him in April 1994. And you know what happened ;)