In ten years time....

[LiamH]

what will be the collectable,vintage effects worth collecting. I had a tube screamer way back when in the 1980's....who would have thought.

[HTH AMPS]

I think many of the special edition and early production Zvex effects will be very collectable.  I'm still gasing for a Fuzz-Probe 8)

Buy one of the pedals I make and take a chance :lol:

 :twisted:

[LiamH]

I had a look at Zvex, but all I can say is that I need to be stoned to follow  the site.....ok any excuse....

[Peter Antal]

The Lovepedal Eternity is getting more and more expensive. It might become the new Klon Centaur, it's THAT expensive and rather exotic...

[WezV]

Those handmade Wez Venables guitars are sure to be highly collectable.  The ones before the factory was opened and quality control went downhill

         

[downfader]

Dunno about in 10 years time..

...maybe my Mesa VTwin might. I hear a lot of people moan about them but I've never had a problem with them, actually I quite like it!  8)

I'd say Danelectro as I've found them to be really good, wish I had more.  :?

[indysmith]

Those handmade Wez Venables guitars are sure to be highly collectable.  The ones before the factory was opened and quality control went downhill

         

LOL they sure look sick! i'd like one

[indysmith]

Dunno about in 10 years time..

...maybe my Mesa VTwin might. I hear a lot of people moan about them but I've never had a problem with them, actually I quite like it!  8)

I'd say Danelectro as I've found them to be really good, wish I had more.  :?

my v-twin aint bad, although the voicing sounds a bit standard/boring/generic. Don't use it that often anymore

[downfader]

Dunno about in 10 years time..

...maybe my Mesa VTwin might. I hear a lot of people moan about them but I've never had a problem with them, actually I quite like it!  8)

I'd say Danelectro as I've found them to be really good, wish I had more.  :?

my v-twin aint bad, although the voicing sounds a bit standard/boring/generic. Don't use it that often anymore

Suppose it depends on how you use it and what you use it with? (Like all things) I have noticed a lot of people say its "cr@p" even though they havent actually tried one. :?  :roll:

I've used mine for higain and mostly on HBs. Single coils dont sound too good, though I have found a couple of cool sounds with the strat.  :D

[tommyfobia]

5150s. The originals have already gained a bit of resale value since the introduction of the 6505 series, but I can imagine them becoming much more valuable in a few years as a LOT of bands/artists have used them to create definitive tones.

Blackmachine guitars. They are a relatively new company, but they make great guitars. Already some influential players are starting to use them. I'd give it a matter of time before the company gets a higher profile and people find reasons to say that the older ones are better than the 'new' ones.

Bareknuckle pickup prototypes will probably fetch a LOT of money when the timing is right as the companies reputation and profile are getting better and better... If BKP ever discontinue a pickup, I'm sure that particular model will command a high price too.

Thats my views anyway.

[Searcher]

Kingsley amps are already more popular than when I discovered them a couple of years ago.  They're not cheap as it is, but as the demand rises I'm sure they'll be even more pricey.

[TwilightOdyssey]

American-made Seymour Duncans of any vintage will be worth serious money, after SD moves its production to the Far East.

[Twinfan]

Anything that the latest hot-shot in 10 years plays will become collectible.  Look at Strats before Hendrix and LPs before Clapton.

[Ratrod]

I think some Danelectro pedals will be quite collectable in ten years from now.

[JJretroTONEGOD]

I think that these pedals will be worth a fortune! www.effector13.com