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The Fretboard Journal is an archival-quality, quarterly publication celebrating all things guitar (and other fretted instruments). In each issue, we dig deep into the nooks and crannies of the music and gear world, interviewing both legendary players and the innovators of today. It’s been called a “guitar magazine for grown-ups.” We strive to make each story comprehensive and well-researched; we feature only exclusive photography. We cover acoustic and electric instruments in each issue. Ad space is limited to around 20% per issue and ads only appear in the front and back of the book. Advertising bears absolutely no influence on our editorial. We pick stories that we think you’d like to read about.
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Fretboard Journal is a brand that specializes in providing a wealth of knowledge and resources for avid guitar enthusiasts. With a focus on vintage amps, their website features The Truth About Vintage Amps archives, offering readers valuable insights and information on these classic instruments. Delve deep into the history, maintenance, and iconic tones of vintage amps through their informative magazine features, columns, videos, and podcasts.
In addition to their expertise in vintage amps, Fretboard Journal also offers a range of other engaging content. Their website provides access to a 2023 Summit, where guitar enthusiasts can connect with like-minded individuals and expand their knowledge even further. Subscribers receive exclusive benefits, including a free newsletter and a digital gift card.
Based in Seattle, Fretboard Journal is trusted by guitar lovers worldwide for their dedication to providing informative and engaging content. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a passionate hobbyist, Fretboard Journal offers a comprehensive platform to explore the world of guitars and vintage amps
Company type
Privately Held
Year founded
2005
Company size
2-10 employees
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The Fretboard Journal name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of Fretboard Journal and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Fretboard Journal. Their use is subject to Fretboard Journal's brand guidelines.
