I hope there is a follow-up video showing what you guys bought!

"I need a bigger bank account" says Baxter, say we all...

That PAF Conversion '53 w/headstock repair was one of the best deals shown. Even with non-period correct PAFs that's a great price, and who doesn't love a Stinger! A vintage Les Paul with a good headstock repair is a blessing for a Players of modest means. Jeff Beck approves that wraptail!

I think it's cool that you guys give these other stores the exposure on your channel. That show looks fun!

"it's completely stock, well except for this, that, that, and this" Ha, i had almost forgotten the classic hustle of a sales show.

Need a part 2 with more guitars! Great content!

Thank you guys for taking us on tour with you

Some killer stuff there! Great vid guys!

Thanks for show all this, its pure magic.

Very cool guys, thanks for sharing 🤙

That looked like a lot of fun! Great content guys!

I was there on Sunday. Some really nice stuff there. Thank god I brought my daughter who got me out before I spent her college fund. Thanks gentlemen for filming the show so I can show my buds what they missed.

'54 Goldtop, '59 Esquire and of course the '56 White Penguin top my list. The '57 Goldtop wasn't bad either. Amazing pieces of History, thank you for taking us along.

THANK YOU. VERY HELPFUL AND ENJOYABLE.

Good to see this thanks fellas........Eric Ernest the legend, good to see him going strong.

Enjoyed this vid guys!

My wife and I enjoyed the show and running into you guys! Love your videos and the shop “vibe” at Casino Guitars! We’ll definitely be back soon…

Great vid guys really enjoyed it

awesome guys

At the risk of sounding like a grumpy old man, I will say that the "heyday" of guitar shows ended over twenty years ago. They used to be fun and enlightening, and I made many friends among the dealers and visitors. I found many outstanding "deals"......probably #1 was an all original Blackface Deluxe (Fender Electric) no reverb , in perfect condition, for $360. But today, nearly every item there has been bought and re-sold many times among the dealers (each time inching the price up) before the public ever sees it. In general, all the dealers and sellers were musicians, almost hobbiests, who just enjoyed swapping stuff and hanging with others. Nowadays, they're all cutthroat, greedy businessmen (and yeah, they're 99% men) who flit from guitar show to guitar show, like Gypsies......with a similar lack of ethics or scruples. They can usually be identified by their big bellies, long gray hair in a ponytail, and dressed in black jeans, black T-shirts, and black sneakers.....it's like a uniform. Sorry guys.....some people just need to grow up. :)

OMG I would love to be in that room !!! So many nice old guitars and amps !! I think this is my favorite episode so far !!

This is the content i love from this channel

Interesting video. It’s good to see that Baxter get’s his hair tidy for when he goes out in public!

Cool post ..even cooler guitars 👍

Man , I love videos like this.

3:43 While you were at the show, I spent all day in Jimmy's shop in Texas, playing with his stuff! Took two home because I couldn't decide. Wonderful shop with amazing inventory. He's got a 59 Burst for $325K.

That was very entertaining and frustrating at the same time ;) Thank you for making me drool!

Thanks, guys.

That refin on the tele looks great. Whoever did it did a great job.

Fun field trip!!

I love (looking at) vintage Gibsons.

Congrats on 30k subs guys

Like most maturing older players....80's, Stats and my first 'real' fiddle, '89 ibanez 760, still have it....and a blue voodoo half stacker....and an origional p.o.d. bean....now im a gibby/epi man now, traded the crate for a big F blues Jr and a bean 2.0....lower output p.u.p.s....truly love tube tone

I laughed when you guys called Jimmy Wallace guitars a small shop in Garland. Look up Jimmy Wallace Les Paul. One of the very first reissue LP Gibson made. He also started the Dallas Guitar Show. The first guitar show, that was him.

The Casino Travel Show! I'm a liking where this is going. Hi Guys!!

Dam it now I gotta go into work with drool on my shirt. Thanks a lot Baxter!

Was at the show in Philadelphia cool great vibes saw a couple b bender guitar s

I love guitar shows but typically there arnt the best buys @ them but a great way to see a lot of cool stuff, I would imagine there was a ton of guitars left out of the video due to time , which one would I take- Id be happy with any of them

So wish I had went!

See you guys in a couple of weeks at the show.

DAMN!!! I hate I missed this show!

You guys are hard workers.

Damn, that's the Agricultural Center in Fletcher, 20 minutes from my house. I had no idea, this was a thing. Definitely going this year.

yes, please

⚓️ Thanks Casino 😎

Hey Baxter, was that Moderne at the end an Epiphone? I've seen a few with the wonky V headstock but never the boat paddle headstock.

At 1st I was angry to have missed this show. Upon reflection, I'm very happy to have missed it. I prefer living inside a home....

Oh my god that Penguin! How many people even see an original one in their lives?!

You guys coming to Alington?

09:03 whats that 8 string 4 strings gibson double neck mandolin thing..? it make the body looks huge.

Just seen that dumble amp yesterday

I missed the show because my sick doggie needed me home ... he's doing better

Omgggggg the 67 SG!!!!!!!!

No one going to mention Baxter's great playing on that Gibson Moderne? I had always wondered what those guitars sounded like, so it was cool to hear Baxter tear up some blues licks with such.

Garland TX. Alright! I’m in Addison. Dallas metroplex area represented👌

Sounds like someone is playing a little sweet child o mine when you guys are showing off that great 59 esquire hahaha

I WAS THERE ON SUNDAY. ...AND I SEEEN THAT DUMBLE.....I STARED AT IT FOR HOURS

Seen thay 57 to ...she was a beauty

Hey was Norm at the show or was he having his own show at his shop ? 👍😎🎸

That’s the AC10 I need!

It was a good show, but I couldn't find a single Ric bass which was sad, but that's the way the cookie crumbles. That Gretch was gorgeous though.

I wanted to be there but couldn't. All I could have done was drool but yeah looks like a sweet show

Vintage guitars and rare electronics are definitely cool but collectors have driven prices crazy. Anything made by man can be duplicated though. There’s some great Dumble clones for a couple of grand and some historic reissues that are amazing so I’d rather have them and be able to get even more great gear with the saving!

I wonder how many axes Norman Harris or one of Norm's reps walked away with?

Greetings from Nashville north, Louisville Ky. Great show guys, I will remember this one for a good wile. The ending was kinda quick, is there a sequel to this episode???? I hope so, I could watch this over and over again. Thanks 🙏

It's only 2 hours from my house here in Mint Hill nah, nah, nah, nah. But seriously, you guys are killing me! I'm just too broke to be going up to the show this time around. (No way I can go to one of these without bringing home something, but it's not like I can really afford the vintage stuff you just highlighted either) Not having one in Charlotte this year I don't think. Bummer. Incidentally, your shop is only 2 hours from my house also and I'm going to come for a visit some time soon when I get over past my current brokeness.

The issue here is that generally speaking, the sorts of behaviors and modalities consistent with earning the kind of money necessary to buy this stuff (highly educated, emotionally restrained, able to defer gratification for decades) are inconsistent with the types of people who tend to be interested in owning guitars (Hell raisers, dope fiends, and ADD types) so when it comes to actually selling vintage guitars and amps, thank God for that strangest bird of the corporate world, the so-called blues lawyer! (Because I am personally never buying any of this stuff or anything like it). I aspire to one day own another new Corolla.

Wow

Baxter how much was that Gibson Moderne? I’ve got an ‘82 in my shop currently. Kinda rare, I was surprised to see it.

03:59 very nice

“🎵 Come with C…and you’ll be…in a world of purest intonation…. 🎵”

I need to sell a few so I can go shopping again.

You know the show is loaded with good stuff when a $20,000 Esquire gets an "Oh yeah, eh." It's also interesting how we like to pile on Gibson for QC, prices or whatever but when we're looking at vintage dream guitars they're always packing the list.

I bought a Tele from play it again in Dayton.

I miss my '51 Esquire.

I'm sure you had fun, and did a lot of drooling, but everything that you showed is above my current pay scale, which makes me want to shoot the surgeon who did my last back Surgery. Before my surgery I was bringing home 150k, albeit with a lot of pain, but now I can't work at all, and due to a mistake by the SSA, I'm bringing home about $800 a month. Thank God my house is paid for!! And I have another Eastman on order, a T59/V. It should compliment my SB59/V well. Still coming to check out the shop, and bring a couple of my babies for you to check out. Baxter's going to love my Tom Rodriguez Strat that Lindy did a special wind on it for me! Peace, Keith in Timbuk 3

Looks just like the one in Orange County(California)

No prewar Martins???

I would like to see the 60`s thinner neck Les Pauls. No doubt classic gear. I can not afford anything at this show.

Oh yeah Baxter? I spent the weekend in Atlantic City watching trey shred his languadoc

Any of those gold tops could live with me

Baxter creepin on that granny 🤣🤣🤣

That 53 Goldtop at 1220 isn’t a 53 at all! It doesn’t have any neck binding and look how thick the body is when he turns it over. That’s a super early 52. Like one of the first 100 les Paul’s made early!!!!

That’s 325 Peavey Classic 30 made in the USA amps for the price of the Dumble head. Or two of my first homes plus $10,000.

Jimmy Wallace is the man in Texas y’all. He has a burst and several other vintage 335s, sg,s gold tops, strats, teles, martins. I highly recommend

hey music is win did a video at that guitar show.

I like weird little amps, tho - best sign off ever

Those Gold Top Gibsons remind me of how much I miss Sean Costello

That Dumble I was thinking in my head way too over priced but the sound that thing makes is pretty amazing everyone from John Mayer to Mark Tremonti uses them but I rather stay with my my Marshall plexi.

I've been shopping for an SG, you went by them kinda fast there LOL. That '67 was $7K?? I got the guys name, hopefully google web?.. 8) --gary

At those prices, I’d have expected the show to be overrun with Blues Lawyers, right?

Remember, it’s only worth what someone else will pay you for it. So according to me all those guitars are worth about a thousand bucks or less. Play em’ if you got em’. 🎸

The Detroit show has been off for 2 years because of Covid. I've resorted to driving by garage sales.

It's funny to see you guys standing.

I'm really getting a Kenny Powers vibe from Jonathan.

Dumble, only for rockstars and lottery winners. I’d be happy with a Magnatone twilighter, hey wait I just ordered one. Oh yeah..

Did I just hear sweet child o mine at 4:25? 😂

That shop in Dayton is about an hour from me! May need to make a road trip next weekend! Just to look of course!

looks one person plays schecters lol how in the world could anyone thumbs down button a video with 4 perfect GOLDTOPS and a WHITE PENGUIN

Ask the guy with the Dumble if I can buy one of the volume knobs for a couple grand😜