Time Guitars

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All, A guest just emailed this info... Search on Vermont Musical Instruments and key words 'Time guitar'. Time for sale. Date: 2008-04-05, 12:39AM EDT Original except the pickups - added a Seymour Duncan and a DiMarzio. Original Mighty Mite pickups included separately. Guitar is in great shape cosme...

This is the catalog cover for the exhibition at the Fleming Museum in Burlington dated 1991. Thanks to SollyDad.
That's a Time Acoustic owned by the Presenter; Steve Pastner.

Gary please signup again!
During one of many member deletions, I must have deleted your account by accident. My bad. The robot spammers try to join at a rate of 20 a day!
Sorry,
Chris

iDan711, Trey's guitars are very similar body-wise to the AT models. I'm sure the neck size and feel are very similar also. And wouldn't you know? Paul Languedoc worked for Time Guitars for 4 years before he made Trey's guitar and started his own guitar company. He helped us build hundreds of guitar...

SollyDad, Those are great photos. You nicely outline the early time period. Was Harry Grabenstein the Renaissance bow maker that later worked with Peter Tourin? Peter was married to my cousin Tina. Small world eh? I noticed an archtop guitar in the background. [Complete with rat-bite F-holes. Of cou...

I went to Essex Junction High School with Paul. He played in several Vermont bands before moving to Seattle [just before Grunge took off.] He then moved to Venice were he played in his own band 'MissUnderstood'. He did USO tours. He was also the catering manager for MTV among other things. He also w...

5.0 Joe, This a Time Caster Model TC-1 from around 1984-86. It looks used! It could use a little love... :cry: The TC-1's had a single Humbucker with a volume & tone. This one has been altered with different pickups [with rings] and switching. The Kahler has a locking nut which I had completely ...

5.0 Joe, Welcome!
You can send the pics to me at Chris@TimeGuitars.com and I'll post for you. It sounds like you have a late Time Caster with a single pickup? And yes these guitars have value!

Thanks, Chris

Welcome aboard Gary! Thanks for the post. I remember working at the barn in So.Burlington; Johnny Moore [GS-12] brought over his Marshall for us to use in our little showroom/office. We had that amp for years and it was a blast. Also, if you have any pic's, we'd all love to see them! If anyone needs...

Hi ArmyCopter, Thanks for joining. Time never had a 'blizzard' guitar. Not sure where that name comes from... We did sell guitars with Crazy Ed's in Portland. Was your guitar the same blue as Tom Plunket's V on this forum? If so, it sounds like you had the prototype Prime Time. [Most/All Prime Time'...

Casey, that's great story. Glad you got it back.

I remember that someone informed me that a Time bass was for sale. I was too busy with work and couldn't go check it out. Good thing for you!

That's a beautiful bass and yes, Alan was a gentleman...and a scholar too!

Happy Holidays,
Chris

Hey Steve, thanks for the link. Last weekend I ventured into my basement and retrieved my aging GM-70. I have this temporarily mounted on my Time Mini-Caster. It still works & it tracks quite nicely! I'm running it through my Casio CZ-1000 and Roland U-110. If I find the time, I drag out the Ata...

Hey Steve, The Vergennes barn was actually a really nice Victorian House. Google to the rescue... This is now called the Woodman Hill Bed&breakfast. http://www.timeguitars.com/images/WoodmanHillHouse.JPG Is Steve LaValley the guy that sawed off a wing of his Time V to look like a Randy Rhoads? T...

Hi Steve,
Thanks for posting.
Can you tell some more history on your guitars?
This Guitar looks like Johnny Moore's guitar. [Check the History section with SollyDad's posts.
Chris