Limited Edition

Limited Edition & Collector Guitars

here you'll find some limited edition and collector edition guitars, every guitar still gets our setup treatment prior to sale and is available for worldwide shipping.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What makes limited edition guitars special?

Limited edition guitars are unique in that they are produced in restricted quantities, often featuring distinctive designs, custom finishes, or special components not found on standard models. Their rarity and uniqueness make them highly sought after by collectors and players alike.

2. Can I find limited edition acoustic guitars at Musicstreet?

Yes, Musicstreet, recognized as one of the best guitar shops in the UK, offers a selection of limited edition acoustic guitars. These guitars might include special wood combinations, unique inlays, and custom finishes that set them apart from regular models.

3. Are limited edition guitars only available as Electric Guitars?

While many limited edition guitars are Electric Guitars, manufacturers also release limited edition acoustic guitars and occasionally Bass Guitars. These instruments provide the same level of exclusivity and uniqueness in their respective categories.

4. How can I ensure the authenticity of a limited edition guitar?

When purchasing a limited edition guitar, ensure authenticity by buying from reputable dealers like Musicstreet. Authentic guitars usually come with certificates of authenticity, serial numbers, and other documentation proving their limited edition status.

5. Do limited edition guitars hold their value over time?

Limited edition guitars often hold or increase in value, especially those from well-known brands or associated with famous musicians. Their collectability, condition, and market demand can significantly influence their value as time goes on.

6. Are Classical guitars also available in limited editions?

While less common, there are Classical guitars that are released as limited editions, featuring high-quality materials, craftsmanship, and unique design elements. However, the majority of limited edition models tend to be focused on Electric and Acoustic Guitars.